Due to LDM’s ability to directly influence cell activities in a myriad of ways, it is a choice option for several aesthetic and dermatological purposes including:
| Aesthetics |
Dermatological |
| Wrinkle reduction |
Acne |
| Skin tightening (face and body) |
Eczema |
| Stretch marks |
Acne/hypertrophic scars |
| Anti-Agin/Skin Rejuvenation |
Keloids |
| Cellulite and stretch mark reduction |
Eczema |
| Sonophoresis |
Dermatitis |
| Pre and post-liposuction |
Ulcus cruriss |
| Pre and post-facelift |
The Hybrid ultrasound waves of lDM trigger processes integral to skin recovery through the following three mechanisms:
MMPs (matrix metalloproteinases) contribute to connective tissue metabolic disorders and often result in skin disorders such as acne and eczema. For example, acne-prone skin can contain MMP-1 values 1,000 times higher than that of normal skin. LDM helps suppress these levels, reduce the damage caused by excess MMP and return skin back to its normal state.
HSPs (heat shock proteins) are the building blocks of collagen production and cell protection. They also defend the skin against extreme temperatures and sun exposure. It is with this HSP activation that LDM patients often enjoy tighter, less wrinkled skin.
In abundant amounts, GAG (Glycosaminoglycans) increases skin moisture and texture, addressing ageing problems such as fine lines.
"Dr. Chua Cheng Yu is the pioneer doctor who helped to introduce the LDM ultrasound treatment to the Singapore market. Our therapists at Veritas are highly trained in its correct usage across multiple applications from skin concerns such as eczema and acne to hair transplant. The skill of the operator plays a role in ensuring effective results. While some clinics simply go with pre-set settings that comes with the machine, our therapists are trained to customise the intensity, frequency, timing, and identify target areas for optimised treatment results based on the patient’s skin concerns and needs."
