Fibrous tissue therapy with electrophoresis and enzyme therapy

Rejuvenation with the Rejuvi Removal technique improves the trophicity and elasticity of the skin, splitting excess collagen fibers in the area of fibrosis and preparing the skin for the next micropigmentation. The procedure takes ~20 min, it is carried out 1-3 times every 3-7 days to facilitate the introduction of pigment and achieve a qualitative result.
22.07.2025

Micropigmentation, permanent renewal after a year and longer period - Fibrosed tissue

Fibrous tissue therapy with electrophoresis and enzyme therapy

In the treatment of fibrous tissue, effective therapy is essential, which helps to reduce the formation of scar tissue and improve the condition of the skin. We offer electrophoresis and enzyme therapy that delivers medication into the skin using direct current to deliver healing ions to the deeper layers of the skin, ensuring gradual and effective absorption.

This therapy combines electrophoresis with a complex of enzymes that:

  • Hydrolyzes excess collagen bonds in scar tissue— enzymatically acts on excess collagen in scar tissue without damaging the natural collagen fibers.
  • Dissolves excess hyaluronic acid in scar tissue— high activity hyaluronidase helps to destroy excess hyaluronic acid accumulated in the scar area, promoting skin regeneration.
  • Prevention and correction of hypertrophic and keloid scars— enzyme therapy is an excellent solution not only for reducing existing scars, but also for the prevention of fibrous tissue in order to prevent excessive formation of scar tissue.

This procedure is also recommended as a preparation for medical micropigmentation procedures — it improves the structure of the skin and facilitates the introduction of pigment. Ideal for areas of the body where the micropigment has fled over time, such as in the area of the eyebrows, eyes, lips or areola before a repeat procedure.

WHAT DOES THE PROCEDURE GIVE?

This procedure helps to improve tissue trophicity (nutrition) and permeability, increasing the elasticity of the fibrosis area, to more effectively break down excess collagen fibers and improve skin elasticity. It significantly helps to reduce postoperative fibrosis or even completely get rid of it during some therapies.

In addition to these benefits, the procedure helps:

  • Improve the introduction of pigment into the skin — during rejuvenation, the pigment is introduced more easily, which allows for a predictable and high-quality result.
  • Prepare the skin for micropigmentation — performing this procedure at least 1 week before the micropigmentation or permanent makeup procedure ensures optimal results.
Time of the procedure:
  • Duration: 20 minutes for any area of the body
  • Course:1-3 procedures, depending on the need or degree of complexity
  • Frequency of the procedure:1 time every 3-7 days

Price: 30 EUR

Benefits of the procedure:
  • Reduces fibrosis and improves skin elasticity.
  • Prepares the skin for micropigmentation, promoting easier pigment entry.
  • Predictable and qualitative results in restorative procedures.

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Sterility of the procedure

Each instrument and needle are disposable and sterile in autoclaved packaging, working surfaces and premises are disinfected in accordance with European sanitary standards. The specialist works with GMP certified formulations to ensure maximum safety and hygiene.
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Pigment persistence and skin healing process

The effect of micropigmentation in the epidermal layer of the skin can persist from a few months to three years and is influenced by the professionalism of the master, the quality of the pigment, your skin type and lifestyle. In the first 1—7 days of healing, mechanical effects and exposure to UV rays should be avoided, but from the 15th-30th day the pigment hardens to the final tone.
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Safety rules before and after carrying out the procedure

In order for the procedure to be safe and the healing of the pigment to be perfect, avoid blood thinners, alcohol, chemical peels, solarium, baths and intense water contact for 7 days after micropigmentation. In the case of allergic people, an allergy test should be taken a week before, but the lip area should also undergo herpes prophylaxis.
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Sterility of the procedure

Each instrument and needle are disposable and sterile in autoclaved packaging, working surfaces and premises are disinfected in accordance with European sanitary standards. The specialist works with GMP certified formulations to ensure maximum safety and hygiene.
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Pigment persistence and skin healing process

The effect of micropigmentation in the epidermal layer of the skin can persist from a few months to three years and is influenced by the professionalism of the master, the quality of the pigment, your skin type and lifestyle. In the first 1—7 days of healing, mechanical effects and exposure to UV rays should be avoided, but from the 15th-30th day the pigment hardens to the final tone.
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Safety rules before and after carrying out the procedure

In order for the procedure to be safe and the healing of the pigment to be perfect, avoid blood thinners, alcohol, chemical peels, solarium, baths and intense water contact for 7 days after micropigmentation. In the case of allergic people, an allergy test should be taken a week before, but the lip area should also undergo herpes prophylaxis.
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