Electroporation

Electroporation of the scalp allows for treatment of all layers of the skin and triggers the hair regrowth process.

The electroporation procedure involves the introduction of preparations into the skin under the influence of a low-intensity pulsed current. Thus, the use of any syringes is eliminated.

Thanks to the electrical pulses generated, additional channels open on the skin’s surface. As a result, beneficial substances are able to bypass the epidermal barrier, since the permeability of the cell membrane increases 400-fold! This is precisely what facilitates the complete penetration of all necessary preparations. The reorientation of phospholipids leads to the formation of additional membrane channels, the diameter of which is comparable to that of low-molecular-weight substances.

The main advantage of this method is that all active substances enter the skin directly without causing any trauma. They can be delivered to any layer of the epidermis without causing discomfort to the patient.

Side Effects of Electroporation

The procedure should normally leave no bruises or redness. Treatment using electroporation is almost painless. In the case of a salon procedure using a high-powered device, the intensity of the generated pulses can be adjusted and, consequently, pain sensations can be controlled. A high level of electrical current causes serious skin damage: discomfort, redness, and even burns.

Electroporation for hair is performed as follows. First, a specialist applies a nourishing mixture (the composition of which is selected on an individual basis) to the treatment area. The device is then turned on to perform the electroporation. As a result, strengthening and therapeutic agents are rapidly delivered to the hair follicles, such as:

• Vitamins and trace elements
• Preparations that affect the hair follicle
• Cell activators
• Preparations for normalizing blood and lymph flow
• Moisturizers, etc.