Our Experience With VEMFtherapy on Skin Aging of Face and Neck

INTRODUCTIONIn a civil society with increasing life expectancy and average age, aging, including skin aging, is an increasingly important issue. Attenuating skin senescence improves both our appearance and quality of life, promoting social relations.

MATERIALS AND METHODSWe selected and treated 28 patients, mostly women, aged between 30 and 78 year, subjecting them to a cycle of 6 sessions on a weekly basis of VEMFtherapy, also known as Biodermogenesi. The results were evaluated using a professional camera and 3D detection system such as LifeViz Quantify and Visia. We adopted two scales for wrinkle assessment: the “Wrinkle Assessment Scale” and a scale we use within our clinic. To complete the assessment, we used the Face-Q questionnaire.

RESULTSAll the assessment methods adopted, both subjective and objective, showed a significant reduction in the evidence of wrinkles as well as the total absence of side effects and downtime. Patients define the therapy as pleasant and relaxing.

CONCLUSIONSConsidering the evidence of improvement obtained, the total absence of side effects and downtime and the high level of comfort expressed by patients, it is considered that VEMFtherapy can become an important therapeutic option for skin aging.

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