Lymphatic Drainage Technology Body Care

MICROCIRCULATION & LYMPH STIMULATION

LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE TECHNOLOGY

Lymphatic drainage technology in aesthetic dermatology is based on the targeted activation of the lymphatic system to support the natural fluid transport in the tissue.

Through controlled mechanical stimulation, lymphatic flow, microcirculation, and tissue decongestion can be supported – important factors for a balanced skin environment and refined complexion.

This physiological activation supports structural skin mechanisms – particularly with regard to tissue decongestion, skin clarity, and metabolic balance.

CELONÍQUE combines mechanical lymphatic activation with biomimetic active ingredient systems to synergistically connect mechanical treatment and topical regeneration.

MICROCIRCULATION & TISSUE RELIEF

LYMPHATIC ACTIVATION

Targeted activation of the lymphatic system supports the natural transport of tissue fluid, metabolic products, and waste materials within the tissue.

Using instrumental impulses and sequential pressure stimulation, the physiological lymphatic flow is stimulated. This can mobilize accumulated fluid and support its removal via the lymphatic system.

This form of lymphatic stimulation can:

• improve lymphatic fluid transport

• mobilize accumulated tissue fluid

• promote microcirculation

• support the oxygen and nutrient supply to the skin

• accompany regenerative skin processes

In an aesthetic context, this technology can contribute to an improved skin structure, a more balanced tissue condition, and a noticeably lighter skin feel.

BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF LYMPH STIMULATION

LYMPHATIC FLUID REGULATION

Activating the lymphatic system supports the natural transport of tissue fluid and metabolic products and promotes physiological lymphatic flow.

TISSUE RELIEF & SKIN BALANCE

By supporting lymphatic flow, accumulated fluid in the tissues can be mobilized. This contributes to a more balanced complexion and improved tissue balance.

MICRO-CIRCULATORY SUPPORT

By supporting lymphatic flow, accumulated fluid in the tissues can be mobilized. This contributes to a more balanced complexion and improved tissue balance.

STRUCTURAL TISSUE BALANCE

DERMAL RELIEF

Apparatus-based activation of the lymphatic system supports physiological processes within the tissue and can contribute to the relief of dermal structures.

By promoting natural fluid transport, accumulated tissue fluid can be mobilized and metabolic exchange in the tissue supported.

In combination with regenerative active ingredient systems, this results in apparatus-supported skin regulation – developed for professional aesthetic applications.

PHYSIOLOGICAL FLUID DYNAMICS

Targeted instrumental impulses support the activity of lymphatic vessels and promote the physiological transport of interstitial fluid in the tissue.

This activation can contribute to tissue relief and supports the natural balance of the skin environment.

MICROVASCULAR STIMULATION

Supporting microcirculation improves local tissue blood flow and contributes to the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the skin.

These processes are crucial for a balanced skin environment and physiological skin function.

Supporting microcirculation improves local tissue perfusion and contributes to the skin's supply of oxygen and nutrients. These processes are crucial for a balanced skin environment and physiological skin function.

FABRIC RELIEF

By supporting lymphatic transport processes, excess tissue fluid can be mobilized more efficiently.

This contributes to physiological tissue relief and an improved structural skin balance.

DERMAL STRUCTURE BALANCE

STRUCTURAL SKIN REGULATION

Activating tissue circulation supports structure-related processes within the dermis and can contribute to stabilizing the skin structure.

In combination with regenerative active ingredient systems, this creates an apparatus-supported skin regulation.

TISSUE PHYSIOLOGICAL STABILIZATION

REGENERATIVE SKIN BALANCE

Improving tissue physiology supports the skin's natural regenerative processes.

This can contribute to a harmonized skin environment and a balanced complexion.

BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF LYMPH STIMULATION

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