Bloomea

What is Bloomea

Bloomea treatment is the ultimate solution for resurfacing. It has been specially designed and employed by plastic surgeons for over a decade. Bloomea represents a genuine mechanical skin resurfacing innovation that effectively addresses the signs of scars, aging, revitalizes skin quality and naturally enhances elastic and collagen production.

How does Bloomea work

The Bloomea facial treatment encompasses three rejuvenation technologies. Step 1 Macro-exfoliation: The advanced Blooméa® system employs a high-frequency oscillating tip that is gently applied to the skin, meticulously removing imperfections layer by layer. This process serves to smoothen and tone the skin. Step 2 Microvibrations: Following the initial phase, the exfoliating surface of the Blooméa® tip is replaced to reveal the underlying silicone layer. A few drops of Blooméa® cream, enriched with elastin, collagen, and hyaluronic acid, are delicately applied to the skin. Subsequently, a pleasurable high frequency microvibration massage is administered, deeply stimulating the skin. These vibrations effectively encourage the natural production of elastin and collagen, leading to skin tightening and toning. Step 3 Light Therapy: Throughout the session, light therapy is also administered via the handpiece. The active wavelengths of this light serve to reinforce the regenerative effects of macro-exfoliation and microvibrations on the skin.

What to expect

The Bloomea treatment offers a convenient and relatively quick solution, typically taking between 30 to 60 minutes to complete. Patients often find the procedure to be comfortable and not associated with significant pain or discomfort. Following the treatment, it’s common to experience some side effects, including redness and peeling of the skin. These effects are generally mild and expected as part of the skin’s natural response to the treatment. Patients may also notice an increased sensitivity in the treated area, which typically lasts for about 24 hours after the session. This is a normal part of the recovery process as the skin adjusts to the treatment, and it’s usually manageable with proper post-treatment care, including the use of gentle skincare products and avoiding exposure to harsh environmental factors.