Skin that shows indications of redness, inflammation and welts are considered to be reactive. Skin reacts to an internal imbalance in function, most commonly transepidermal water loss.
Skin is the largest organ of the human body. It is designed to regenerate and protect us from the external environment and has excellent regeneration qualities.
Reactivity is the effect of an imbalance in internal processes. The skin needs to return to homeostasis – the ability to regulate physiologically to ensure stability in response to fluctuations in the outside environment.
Rosacea is defined by a lack of structural integrity, transepidermal water loss and an impaired immune response. If left untreated, rosacea can be stubborn to revise and disfigure. Early stage rosacea exhibits redness, inflammation, and may even appear a little
bruised in appearance. Late stage rosacea will have acne like pustules and watery lesions.
Eczema is a condition of transepidermal water loss, where the barrier function and bi-layers
do not hold or retain vital moisture. The skin becomes dry, cracked, inflamed and may bleed.
Psoriasis is a condition where instead of cells regenerating every 28 to 30 days they
regenerate every 2 to 4 days. Psoriasis is typically a genetic condition of excess plaque.
Dermatitis is not a condition, but an umbrella term used to describe an inflamed skin
condition. Once the cause of the inflammation is established, it is called contact dermatitis.
Beauty Pro NYC specializes in rejuvenating face, body, and scalp therapies, including PRP mesotherapy for hair restoration and skin renewal. Additional offerings feature ultrasonic cavitation, radiofrequency contouring, injectables, post-surgical lymphatic drainage, microneedling variations (nano, RF, collagen induction), DMK Enzyme Therapy, Plasma Pen skin tightening, and customized facials.
