Skin rehabilitation

Skin rehabilitation refers to the process of restoring skin health and function after various injuries, diseases or medical interventions. The goal of skin rehabilitation is to accelerate wound healing, reduce scarring, restore skin elasticity and firmness, and improve the overall health and condition of the skin.

For skin injuries such as burns, trauma or surgery, skin rehabilitation is important to ensure proper healing and minimize complications. Rehabilitation procedures focus on stimulating skin cell regeneration, improving circulation, hydration, protecting against infection and promoting the skin's natural repair processes.

Skin rehabilitation can include a variety of methods and techniques, such as the application of specialized creams and ointments, the use of bandages or silicone patches, laser therapy, mesotherapy, microneedling or massages. In addition to relaxation, massages can promote skin regeneration by improving circulation, increasing nutrient delivery and stimulating collagen production.

It is important that skin rehabilitation is carried out by a qualified specialist, who will individually select the appropriate methods and techniques to suit the patient's needs and skin condition. With a comprehensive approach to skin rehabilitation, it is possible to improve the function and appearance of the skin and restore the patient's confidence and quality of life.