Let Seattle
Facial Spa Swich your skin from drab to Fab. Try our newest Dermal Activation Therapy specifically targeting your dermis. A series of 4 Swich treatments can
Flat, Sloughing Epidermal Cells make your skin go from drab to fab. It
is designed to target the cells at the
dermal level; not the epidermal.
The ultimate goal is to stimulate
How is the Swich treatment different
circulation, increase the metabolic
from traditional chemical peels? Peels
and replicating activity in the young,
are designed to quickly remove the top
healthier, functioning cell layer.
layers of the epidermis; thus revealing
the fuller, lower level, more active cells.
Since hormone activity decreases
with age, our Swich treatment will
boost activity at the most important
level.
Square, Active Dermal Cells Swich increases dermal cellular
activity for 30 days. This causes the
lower level dermal cells to produce
more collgen, elastin, increases the
skin cells' mitrochondrial activitiy and
increases subcutaneous circulation to
the skin. As the newly strengthened
cells move up to the epidermis, their
activity will still decrease, but at a
much slower rate. They will
eventually flatten out and sough off.
In the mean time, after our Swich
treatments, the cells in the underlying
dermal tissues will become more
alive, fuller, plumper, thicker and the
skin will have a healthier appearance
and have a much stronger foundation
than before the Swich treatments.
Subcutaneous Tissue As a woman ages her skin's cellular activity slows from a cellular turnover rate of 20 days to a cellular turnover
rate of 60 days or more. Worst of all female hormonal activity and sebacous gland activity decreases (Estrogen,
Progesterone and oils) each year she gets older. Combine that with years of expressions and sleeping on the
face and she starts to develop those pesky-looking deep crevices in her dermis -called wrinkles. Her family
genetics play a huge role too.
Sadly, if that isn't enough torture for the typical women, the thick, fatty, cushiony layer-called the subcutaneous
tissue with nutrient and oxygenate blood that feeds and supports the skin (especially under the eye and in the
cheek areas) breaks down and thins out causing drier, dull, sagging, thin, crepey, wrinkled looking skin. The
eyelids start to droop, under the eyes start to appear dark and puffy. Repeated unprotected sun exposure causes
areas of hyper-pigmentation on both the face and the hands. Sorry, I really hate to be the bearer of bad news,
but this is all true.