Transdermal redermalization in rosacea: Rehab procedures in intercurrent period

Abstract

Background: The authors presented their own experiences of skin restoration in patients with rosacea after a course of active therapy using transdermal redermalization.
 Aim: The course of cosmetic correction procedures using this method aimed to restore the energy potential of cells, water balance, and structures of the dermal elastin fibers, normalize microcirculation processes, and create an optimal physiological environment for the mitotic activity of epidermal cells.
 Materials and methods: An innovative method of transdermal redermalization represents the administration of a drug containing hyaluronic acid and sodium succinate using the technique of papular intradermal injections, taking into account the peculiarities of lymphatic drainage in the facial area.
 Results: To assess the therapys efficiency, noninvasive monitoring of changes in morphological structures of the skin was performed using confocal laser scanning microscopy.
 Conclusions: The authors revealed the high efficiency of the method, which controls the remission state for a long term, subsequently avoiding drug therapy