Mechanical and Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing in Kyiv

Regular visits for facial cleansing will help you get rid of most skin problems!

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During the consultation, the cosmetologist:

• Will select the right procedures and the number of necessary sessions;

• Will answer all your questions;

• Will orient you on the overall cost.

Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar. Professional experience: 23 years.

Cost of facial skin cleansing?

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Facial cleansing at Biotonika: what the procedure is

At Biotonika a cleansing is not a stand-alone "extraction" but a 90-minute facial in which cleansing is combined with care. The cosmetologist works by hand only where the pores are badly clogged; the ultrasonic scrubber cleans everything else. The skin is injured less, and the procedure is more comfortable than a classic manual cleansing.

After cleansing the skin takes up active products better, so the work continues with DR.BELTER cosmetics: they are delivered by needle-free mesotherapy on the BioOxygen device, the muscles are toned with microcurrents, and a mask for your skin type finishes the session. There are two options, comprehensive and economy, both 90 minutes long; prices are in the table above.

Mechanical, ultrasonic or combined: what is the difference

Mechanical (manual) cleansing deals with breakouts and removes oily shine. It is done by hand, so in our treatment room it is used only on heavily congested areas of the skin.

Ultrasonic cleansing is a modern, fast and non-traumatic device-based method that relies on the action of ultrasound. It removes dead skin cells, normalises the work of the sebaceous glands, clears the pores, evens out the skin's texture and colour, helps improve skin tone and brings back a fresh look. More in Larysa Lonchar's article “Ultrasonic Facial Cleansing: What Are the Benefits?”.

An ultrasonic scrubber does not replace a cleansing: it finishes the job afterwards — removes keratinised cells and clears the pores further. The promise that a scrubber deep-cleans blackheads on its own is an advertising trick.

Combined cleansing brings both methods together in one treatment. Mechanical work is done only where the skin is heavily congested, and the ultrasonic scrubber does everything else. This makes the treatment gentler than an ordinary manual cleansing and more comfortable for the client. The cosmetologist chooses the method and the products for your skin type and age.

How the treatment goes: step by step

1. Consultation. The cosmetologist chooses the cleansing method, the products and the number of sessions for your skin type.
2. Preparation. The face is treated with products that work deeply but gently.
3. Mechanical cleansing — only on heavily congested areas.
4. The ultrasonic scrubber clears the pores further and removes keratinised cells.
5. The BioOxygen device. Active products of the German DR.BELTER cosmetics are delivered by needle-free mesotherapy, and microcurrents tone the facial muscles.
6. Finish. Products that calm the skin and keep any traces of the treatment to a minimum, and a professional mask for your skin type.

The whole treatment takes 60 to 120 minutes and is performed by cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar.

What to expect after a cleansing

After the very first visit the skin looks cleaner: sebum plugs and dirt are cleared from the pores, dead cells are removed, the texture is smoother and the complexion fresher. Slight redness right after the procedure is a normal reaction, and the ultrasonic part keeps it to a minimum.

One cleansing does not fix the skin for good: pores clog again, so the result lasts thanks to regular visits and home care. How often to come depends on your skin type — see below. The procedure can be done in any season and at any age; the cosmetologist adjusts the intensity to your skin.

How often to have a cleansing

Skin gets dirty every day: sweat carries a lot of harmful substances out of the body, and dust sticks to the oil and sweat on the surface. The sebaceous glands become clogged, and the skin turns into a comfortable place for bacteria. Ordinary face washing cannot fully cope with this — some substances stay between the cells of the horny layer.

That is why cleansing is a regular treatment, not a one-off. We recommend skincare treatments once a month; the cosmetologist will work out the exact number of sessions for your skin at the consultation. A cleansing can be done at any time of the year. If you are getting ready for a holiday, plan it in advance rather than the day before.

A peel is a separate treatment with its own schedule; see the article “Professional Peels in Autumn: How Often to Have One”.

Aftercare

After a cleansing the skin is fresh and takes in the beneficial ingredients of skincare products better. It becomes more permeable, so professional masks for your skin type strengthen and fix the result: nourishing, rejuvenating, cleansing, soothing and toning.

A cleansing also prepares the skin for further treatments: their effect becomes more pronounced and lasts longer.

Between visits, home care does the work. Chosen correctly, it helps keep the skin clean and spares you painful cleansings. Larysa Lonchar selects home care for each specific skin — ask about it at the consultation.

Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar

My name is Larysa Lonchar, I am a cosmetologist.

I have been in love with my profession since 2000, making people beautiful and freeing them from aesthetic imperfections through biological regulation of beauty.

With my 20 years of experience in cosmetology, I prefer methods of preserving beauty and health based on optimizing the body's internal resources and regenerative medicine.

Biopuncture (mesotherapy), plasma therapy, Laennec therapy, improving skin quality and facial lifting through natural preservation of beauty using comprehensive facial skin care based on ultrasonic atraumatic facial cleansing, non-injection oxygen masks, a combination of microcurrents, phototherapy, and German cosmetics Dr.Belter.

Patients who regularly undergo care seek injection methods of introducing preparations based on hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxyapatite much less frequently.

Main education: Higher medical.

Specialization: Homotoxicology (proponent of bioregulatory medicine and cosmetology).

Additional education:

• Cosmetology courses at the University of the Stamenkovich Brothers (Serbia)

• Homotoxicology courses at the Academy of Biological Medicine

• Homeomesotherapy courses in aesthetic medicine

• Courses in physiological regulatory medicine: Method "Integrum", "Oligoelements", "Bach flowers"

• Radionova School courses — Spanish massage techniques for the face

• Mesotherapy courses

• Botulinotherapy courses

• Thread lifting courses

• Radiesse contouring courses

Professional experience: 23 years

Indications for facial cleansing

• Increased oiliness of the skin;

• Enlarged pores;

• Comedones (blackheads);

• Breakouts, acne, acne rash;

• Decreased tone and sagging of the skin;

• Uneven skin tone, uneven relief, keratosis (the appearance of hardened areas);

• Withering skin.

The manual method deals with breakouts, eliminating oily shine. Ultrasound helps to increase turgor and restore freshness.

Contraindications for facial cleansing

• Oncological diseases;

• Diabetes and other chronic diseases in the stage of decompensation;

• Inflammatory diseases accompanied by elevated body temperature;

• Skin diseases (psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, purulent diseases, herpes);

• Acne in an inflamed form;

• Allergic reaction to one of the components of the preparations.

Advantages of facial cleansing with us

• Effectiveness – ultrasonic facial cleansing combined with manual techniques allows for noticeable results in just one visit;

• Minimum discomfort;

• Seasonless – the procedure can be performed at any time of the year;

• Short rehabilitation period;

• No age restrictions;

• Safety;

• More gentle impact (compared to regular manual cleansing);

• Ability to adjust the intensity of the impact depending on the individual characteristics of the patient.