Each of us has passed through more than once preventive examinations: at school and university, when applying for a medical record or passing a military commission. Walking through the offices of doctors tired of dozens of patients, wasting hours of life in queues to see specialists whose qualifications are sometimes questionable - these are the main reasons that the culture of clinical examination is not particularly instilled in our population.
The life hacker is convinced: it’s worth taking care of your health even when nothing hurts. The disease is more treatable in its early stages, and identifying risk factors before symptoms appear the right way save both health and money. And for those who are not tempted by the services of free medicine, there are private clinics and testing laboratories that allow you to conduct a “technical examination” of your body, bypassing municipal hospitals.
Examination by a dentist
Visiting the dentist at least once every six months should not be neglected, even if you have no pain. An examination by a specialist will reveal hidden areas of caries, abnormal tooth growth or gum disease at an early stage.
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Blood pressure (BP) measurement
The norm of blood pressure for each person is individual; it is generally accepted that the indicators of a person aged 20–30 years should be in the region of 100–130/70–90 mm Hg. Art. If your blood pressure readings differ significantly from those indicated, then you should not postpone your appointment with a therapist. Also helpful: A heart rate below 50 beats per minute and above 100 beats per minute is considered abnormal and requires evaluation by a doctor.
Colonoscopy
An indispensable diagnostic procedure intestinal diseases, which is recommended to be done every two years. Many people neglect it because discomfort that arise during the examination, but modern medicine suggests performing the procedure under anesthesia.
Examination by a neurologist
Do not forget that many diseases are neurological in nature, and the list of their symptoms is very extensive. A preventive visit to a neurologist’s office will help prevent the development of such diseases.
Tetanus and diphtheria vaccination
Vaccination against tetanus and diphtheria is necessary every 10 years.
Hepatitis vaccination
This is all?
No, not everything. Do not forget that when you reach the age mark of 40–45 years and are predisposed to certain diseases, the list of recommended procedures will have to be expanded. Care must be taken to prevent exacerbation of existing chronic diseases and remissions of those from which you have been cured. In this case, the individual list of recommended procedures will also increase. Do not neglect visiting your doctor on time and stay healthy.
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Eat medical procedures simple and not scary, but on the contrary, there are terrible and unpleasant ones, so I’ll tell you about the latter.
The most unpleasant procedure I have had to do is angiography. Do not do it voluntarily, only according to doctors' indications. This is very unpleasant and painful procedure. How did I find her? Absolutely by accident. I had an MRI of the cerebral vessels, where they revealed 2 (!) aneurysms. As it turns out, this is a serious disease that often causes sudden death. I was admitted to the hospital and the examination began. One of the procedures was angiography.
This is me after an angiography, they immediately applied a tourniquet
They put you on a table, you lie naked, covered with a sheet, there are many people in white coats around, a lot of equipment and various sensors. They smear your groin with alcohol so much so that everything burns. Then they pierce the artery in the groin to the bone with a huge needle. It was hellish pain. They inject a coloring liquid into your blood and look at your blood vessels on the screen. One of the sensors circles around your head, when it gets closer, there is intense heat in your head and you are on the verge of losing consciousness. Then you jump onto the gurney on your own, like a caterpillar, but you cannot bend your limb, otherwise you will be covered in blood. Then they apply a tourniquet tightly, causing a huge bruise on the body. You can't walk. So you lie on your back for a day, go to the toilet under yourself (in a duck), then slowly walk with a limp. Such a procedure cost about 10 thousand 3 years ago, but if it is a referral from a doctor, then of course it is free. Thanks to angiography, the doctors saw that there were no aneurysms, none at all, and the vessels were clean. Everyone exhaled. Later they added that aneurysms are best seen with a CT scan, and not with an MRI, and if there is no headache, then most likely there are no aneurysms, and my head really doesn’t hurt at all.
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The second unpleasant procedure that I remember was gastroscopy. I went through it twice and always felt very sick and there were fountains of tears from my eyes. It is done when you need to check your stomach. You have to swallow a large and long cord, while your mouth is treated so that it doesn’t feel anything, but your throat still hurts. As soon as I remember, the gag reflex appears again. They say that there are some painless techniques, but I did it for free on referral in a regular hospital and the sensations were terrible. Interestingly, the first time gastroscopy showed that I had gastritis, but 2-3 years after proper nutrition showed that I was healthy, I was already surprised.
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Third terrible procedure in my memory this is MRI of the brain. But here, too, it may depend on the device. I did it twice: for the cerebral vessels (costs about 2 thousand rubles 3 years ago) and separately for the head. So, when they made the vessels, it didn’t seem so scary, the apparatus crackled and that’s all. But today I had an MRI of the brain (thank you, it’s free, with a doctor’s referral). They put me in a huge apparatus, like a coffin. And then explosions began, as if a neighbor was drilling a wall with a hammer drill, but for some reason he was doing it with your head. The sounds were very strong and unpleasant, I had a headache, and after that I walked around as if in a fog, the condition was so disgusting. So you had to lie in the device for 15-20 minutes, which is quite a lot, it seems like an eternity, as if everyone had forgotten about you. The procedure is not at all pleasant, I would not have gone voluntarily, but then the doctors themselves directed it. I don't know the result yet.
Tell us, what terrible medical procedures have you undergone?
The history of medicine is full of wild tales of strange treatments and medical procedures in which pain and suffering played an important role. Despite the noble and sincere desire of doctors to find humane ways to rid patients of their illnesses, sometimes some of the medical procedures were much more dangerous than the disease itself.
We present to you 25 examples from the list of the craziest treatments in the history of medicine. Let's just say we were lucky to live in our time...
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1. Clyster for best quality life.
People of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries called a clyster an ordinary enema. Of course, there is nothing wrong with an enema, as it is still widely used today, particularly to treat constipation. The problem here is different, namely, what ingredients were put into an enema before the 20th century: warm water mixed with salt, baking soda, soap, coffee, bran, chamomile or even honey (!). And for some strange reason, the upper class loved it. It is believed that Louis XIV was a big fan of enemas and was given them more than 2,000 times in his life.
2. Treatment of hemorrhoids with hot iron.
Thanks to modern medicine There are many ways to deal with even the most severe cases of hemorrhoids, and painlessly. Unfortunately, our ancestors did not have such opportunities. In the past, there were no painkillers or high-tech lasers to get rid of hemorrhoids. Therefore, doctors found their own method: hot iron, which was used to burn out swollen veins. Need I remind you that no one had heard of anesthesia at that time?
3. Moldy bread was considered an excellent medicine.
IN Ancient China and Greece, moldy bread was pressed against wounds to prevent infection. In Egypt they also applied moldy wheat bread to purulent wounds on the head, and the “medicinal soil” was valued for its supposed healing qualities. Such practices were believed to pay respect to the spirits or gods responsible for illness and suffering. Allegedly, satisfied with this treatment, they left and left the patient alone.
4. Snail syrup for treating the throat and ears.
It may seem incredible today, given how many medically approved syrups are now on the market, but one of the best has been considered for centuries... snail syrup. Allegedly, he helped everyone who suffered from a sore throat and cough. Some doctors even picked poor snails out of their shells and inserted them into the ears of patients to relieve inflammation.
5. Dog poop for a sore throat.
In the book "The Popularization of Medicine" (1650-1850), written by the British historian Roy Porter, who focused on Special attention history of medicine, you can read that once upon a time doctors came to the “wonderful” idea of treating sore throat using album graecum. And let it be beautiful Latin name Don't mislead you - it's just dried dog droppings. Who said that modern medicine is terrible?
6. Scorpios for the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.
Most of us would shudder at the thought of being in a room with a scorpion, but many villages in the Thai province of Lopburi, near Bangkok, use "scorpion wine" to treat problems such as impotence. According to local traditions, scorpions are believed to help in the treatment of many diseases related to the sexual sphere, and this type of medicine is especially popular among the male population. The worst thing is that even in 2014 there are people who still believe that this is really true.
7. Smoking supposedly cures asthma.
Want to hear something funny? Long before all these anti-smoking advertisements appeared, one could see just the opposite picture - a lot of advertisements encouraging smoking. It sounds absurd, but in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, inhaling the fumes from burning tobacco was considered one of the most effective ways to treat asthma - without success, of course. When scientists finally realized the catastrophic effects of nicotine on... human body, this method of treatment was ridiculed.
8 Mummy Powder Was Aspirin Arab world.
In the 12th century, the Arabs conquered most of North Africa, including Egypt, and it was then that they began grinding mummies to use this powder in medical purposes. The method of application was both external and internal, and the frequency with which the “magic powder” was used is simply amazing. It has been used to treat almost everything from common headaches to more serious problems such as stomach ulcers and muscle pain.
9. Ecstasy for manic-depressive patients.
In the late 60s and early 70s, the motto “Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll” was so powerful in Western society that even the smart people of this world, whom we call scientists, succumbed to the new cultural trend. How else to explain the fact that some psychiatrists suggested using ecstasy - a drug that killed thousands of young people in the 90s - in psychotherapy?
10. Sheep liver was used in Mesopotamia for diagnostic purposes.
Who needs blood tests, scans, x-rays and other "nonsense" when a sheep's liver can tell you everything you need to know about a patient's condition? In Mesopotamia several thousand years ago, the liver was considered the only true source of life, and local "doctors" believed that the liver of a sacrificed sheep could show them what their patient was suffering from. Based on this assumption, they determined the “correct” method of treatment.
11. Crocodile droppings for birth control.
Another shocking medical breakthrough, again from Ancient Egypt. Dried crocodile dung was very expensive, and men who could afford it bought it for women. The droppings... ahem... were placed in a woman's vagina, believing that it would form a certain barrier when it reached a temperature female body. It was believed that this effective method contraception. In reality, women risked contracting a serious infection, which led to no less serious illnesses or even death.
12. Bloodletting “forced” the disease to leave the body along with the blood.
Ancient doctors of Greece, Egypt and other countries of the world believed that bleeding from a vein was in a great way getting rid of various diseases. This treatment was especially recommended for indigestion and acne, but the only real benefit this method treatments were discovered many centuries later. It turned out that for some patients (in rare cases) this helped to reduce the increased blood pressure. The strangest thing here is that this method of treatment began to be used in antiquity and was used until the 19th century.
13. Paraffin wax against aging.
If you thought that anti-aging treatments like Botox were modern inventions, then you are mistaken. Back in the 19th century, highly revered Western doctors used paraffin injections to smooth out wrinkles and make a person look “younger.” In addition, paraffin was also injected into the breasts of older women to make them appear more perky. However, after noticing painful consequences (also known as paraffinomas) after these procedures, doctors gradually stopped using this method.
14. Mercury - universal medicine.
Believe it or not, but dangerous mercury was once considered the most effective medicine from almost everything - from syphilis to tuberculosis, depression and migraines; In short, mercury was a medical hit in the 19th century. Even Abraham Lincoln took blue pills containing mercury during periods of depression, although he quit in 1861 when he noticed that they led to uncontrollable outbursts of rage. In 2010, those same blue pills from the President of the United States were exhibited in a museum and analyzed by the Royal Society of Chemistry. It turned out that they could cause insomnia, mood changes and worsen cognitive function.
15. Heroin syrup for cough and insomnia.
Friedrich Bayer, legendary entrepreneur and founder of Bayer AG (a giant German chemical and pharmaceutical company with an annual income of 40 billion euros), began his professional medical career in 1898 by selling heroin syrup. Allegedly, this remedy cured coughs and other ailments such as insomnia and back pain. Needless to say, many patients are addicted to this medicine?
16. Dead mouse paste for toothache.
The ancient Egyptians are famous for their contribution to the development of civilization, but dental treatment is not one of them. Why? Well, in Ancient Egypt To relieve toothache, crushed dead mice were used, mixed with other ingredients. Naturally, this miracle paste had to be applied to the sore tooth. Needless to say, many patients eventually died from more serious illnesses caused by infection.
17. Goat testicles are a cure for male impotence.
John Brinkley, one of the greatest swindlers in the history of 20th century medicine, became one of the richest people America, promising to cure male impotence by implanting goat testicles into a man's scrotum. Of course, all this turned out to be a dangerously illiterate method and cost the lives of many poor people who dared to trust this clown.
18. Cannibalism is a cure for muscle cramps.
For patients who developed muscle cramps, constant headaches or stomach ulcers from hard physical labor, doctors in Ancient Rome and Egypt prescribed an elixir that contained human flesh, blood and bones. Seriously. This was the so-called cadaveric medicine, such medicines were used quite often, and many records have been preserved about them. The Romans, in particular, were probably the biggest fans of this treatment. They believed that the blood of fallen gladiators could cure epilepsy. This led to some merchants collecting and selling the blood of killed gladiators and making good money from it.
19. A “sugar coma” could cure you of schizophrenia.
There was a time (even in the 20th century) when people who suffered from strong mental disorders, for example, schizophrenia, were treated worse than animals, and this is not an exaggeration. Patient with severe depression or schizophrenia, most likely, a lobotomy was performed. But some lucky ones were prescribed more “human” treatments, such as an insulin coma. Despite high risk (deaths there were much more than successful ones), insulin coma was rapidly gaining momentum throughout Europe, and many specialized departments were even built for this procedure. Needless to say, along with lobotomy and other inhumane treatments, the insulin coma was another unsuccessful idea that tarnished the name of psychiatry.
20. Malaria treating syphilis.
To begin with, it is worth saying that malaria can actually kill syphilis through fever: the temperature rises high enough to kill the bacteria that causes syphilis. This discovery was made by Dr. Julius Wagner-Jauregg, for which he received Nobel Prize for the "breakthrough". But over time, scientists realized that saving a patient from one disease, only to have a second one finish him off, is not exactly an achievement.
21. Dolphin therapy.
In Peru and some other countries it is still believed that if a pregnant woman is touched by a dolphin, the neural development of the fetus will be much better. This "dolphin therapy" is widespread in Peru, and pregnant women from all over the world come here to stimulate their baby's brain development in the womb. Organizers of such events claim that the high-frequency sounds made by dolphins enhance and develop a child’s neural abilities. Sounds like a great script for a Christopher Nolan or John Carpenter film.
22. Lobotomy.
Of course, this barbaric, terrible and ineffective method of treatment could not help but make it onto our list. Lobotomy, which was practiced in many countries even into the 20th century, consisted of cutting out the prefrontal cortex - the front part frontal lobes brain As a result of the procedure, the patient turned into a vegetable. The worst thing is that the inventor of the prefrontal lobotomy, António Egas Moniz, received the Nobel Prize in psychology or medicine in 1949 “for the discovery of the therapeutic effect of leucotomy in some mental illness».
23. “Compassion Powder.”
In Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, fencing was the most popular male activity, but, unfortunately, it was also the cause of many serious injuries and frequent deaths. However, thanks to Sir Kenelm Digby and his invention called "sympathy powder", this problem was about to be solved. How? Apparently, if a fencer applied this ointment to his rapier (and it consisted of worms, pig brains, rust and pieces of mummified corpses), then it helped his opponent’s wound heal faster. Digby himself called this healing process “merciful magic.” The strangest thing is that there were fools who bought this nonsense.
24. Resection of half the tongue is a cure for stuttering.
This cruel treatment is still used in modern medicine in extreme cases such as cancer. oral cavity when part of the tongue is removed to save the patient's life. Of course, now such operations are performed under general anesthesia and with the participation of experienced doctors who know what they are doing. But if you had been a stutterer in the 18th century and were looking for a way to solve the problem, doctors would have advised you to remove half your tongue. And if the patient was lucky and did not die from painful shock and blood loss, then his problem would go away simply because he could no longer speak.
25. Craniotomy “saved” headaches.
Migraine, epileptic seizures, mental disorders or head injuries could lead to pain or strange behavior. In ancient times, the only solution to this problem was to drill holes in the skull (do not forget that anesthesia did not exist then). Why not? After all, what's the best way to forget about pain? Cause the person even more pain!
Modern medicine today is very developed. A particularly huge leap has occurred over the past fifty years. Today, many medical procedures and treatments of the past may terrify you, but they happened nonetheless.
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Medieval doctors named the four most important body fluids. These are blood, yellow bile, black bile and phlegm. It was believed that excess or deficiency of these fluids affected human health. In particular, many doctors believed that many sick people simply had too much blood and the excess needed to be drained. This was done with the help of leeches or by punctures and cuts on the body.
Mercury has been extremely popular in medicine. The ancient Persians and Greeks used it as an ointment, and Chinese alchemists believed that mercury helped prolong life.
ECT, or electroconvulsive therapy, was first used in the 1940s as an alternative to lobotomy for patients with mental disorders.
In 1863, Italian chemist Angelo Mariani patented a medicinal drink made from coca leaves. He called it Vino Mariani. As you guessed, coca leaves are used to produce cocaine.
The discovery of radium led to an entire industry of luminous products, as well as medicines created by charlatans who advised adding radium to drinking water for the treatment of various diseases.
Modern anesthesia– a fairly young science by the standards of medical development. Previously, belladonna was used for anesthesia in combination with other ingredients. The wrong combination or the wrong dosage could lead to death.
Dead mice were used in medicinal purposes in ancient Egypt, where mouse corpses were mixed with other ingredients and used to relieve toothaches. Later in England, warts were treated with mice cut in half. Today we know that smoking is harmful. But smoking used to be considered a healthy activity. For example, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, inhalation tobacco smoke was a treatment for asthma.
Human urine has been used as an antiseptic. The Romans used it to whiten teeth. Even now, in folk medicine, urine is often used.
Every day the beauty and health industry offers new technologies. Girls in pursuit of an ideal appearance test everything on themselves. But some procedures cause real pain. Are you ready to endure this?
Thread rejuvenation
The thread rejuvenation method allows you to lift sagging facial tissues and fix them in this position. This procedure can be done as a preventative measure starting at 25-30 years of age, when the first signs of aging appear on the skin. Thread rejuvenation is also done when there is visible sagging of facial tissues. Of course, the procedure is not pleasant. It runs under local anesthesia. A microscopic puncture is made at the temple, where a thread is inserted, and then with the help of a needle it is passed under the skin and brought out in the cheekbone area. Then the thread is stretched - this is how the lifting effect is achieved. It doesn’t sound very pleasant, but there is a result and no traces.
The average price for one procedure is 45,000 rubles.
I installed threads six months ago. Yes, the feeling is not very pleasant, especially when the threads are inserted. And it hurt to sleep for about three weeks, and then it went away. At first there was a little swelling, but not much.
Alisa, 29 years old
Hemocorrection
Hemocorrection can be called an innovation in medicine. This treatment technology aims to cleanse the blood of painful substances. As a result, the disease maintenance mechanisms break down, and developing processes stop. This is a kind of body detox, but instead of drinking natural smoothies, they take blood from a vein, clean it and return it back. This type of treatment can be chosen not only for rejuvenation and improvement of skin condition, but also for the treatment of serious diseases, such as hepatitis C, pneumonia, neurodermatitis, hypertension, and so on.
The average price for one procedure is 8,000 rubles.
The procedure itself lasts 4-5 hours. Two catheters are placed in both arms. Blood is taken from one and poured into the other. The sensations are unusual both during and after the procedure. A liter of blood is purified in one procedure.
Lina, 32 years old
Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is the subcutaneous injection of cosmetic cocktails into problem areas. When vitamins are administered locally, they act more effectively on the deeper layers of the skin, and the tissues are renewed faster. Mesotherapy allows you to fight cellulite, scars and stretch marks, as well as wrinkles and acne. This procedure is not very painful, but discomfort cannot be avoided. Injections are carried out using an ultra-thin needle to a depth of 1.5–3.9 mm. After mesotherapy, there will be redness and marks from injections on the skin, but they go away quite quickly.
The average price for one procedure is 5,000 rubles.
I did facial mesotherapy on the advice of a cosmetologist to get rid of age spots. I really liked the result: the spots almost disappeared, and my face felt fresher. In general, my facial skin became very good after a course of mesotherapy: smooth, beautiful, even color.
Karina, 27 years old
Bioreinforcement
Bioreinforcement is the same injections, only they are done using a different technique. It’s as if the face is stitched with gel threads, thanks to which the drugs are evenly distributed and the regeneration process starts. The result is a tightened face. Even though an anesthetic cream is applied before the procedure, the injections affect the nerve endings and pain cannot be avoided. Typically, bioreinforcement is recommended when you have folds, drooping corners of the eyes or eyebrows, or a blurred chin contour. Such problems most often arise after 30-35 years.
The average price for the procedure is 13,000 rubles.
I’m just over 30, and every six months I get bio-reinforcement done so that I don’t go under the knife at 40-45 plastic surgeon. At first it was unpleasant, but over time you get used to these sensations.
Yana, 30 years old
Deep peeling
Deep peeling is one of the most radical rejuvenation procedures. It is done to eliminate signs of aging, renew and improve skin condition. You can expect such a result only after you have been filmed upper layer skin (yes, this is the essence of such peeling). Unlike regular peeling, deep peeling affects the deeper layers of the skin, which means it can solve the most serious problems. This procedure is not only painful, but also leaves behind marks. You'll have to walk around with a red face for a while, but apparently the effect is worth it.
The average price for the procedure is 8,000 rubles.
I decided to undergo deep peeling to remove wrinkles. I got rid of them, but my face suffered greatly, the skin became very thin and sensitive.
Larisa, 46 years old
Manual anti-cellulite massage
Despite the fact that now there are many different hardware procedures to combat cellulite, manual massage is not inferior to them in its effectiveness. During this procedure, the specialist warms up the tissue with mechanical movements, crushes body fat, eliminates stagnation of lymph and fluid, massage also has a lymphatic drainage effect. As a result, all metabolic processes in the body are activated, blood intensively circulates through the vessels and collagen and elastin fibers are produced - in general, you cannot leave a cosmetologist without an anti-aging effect. The hands of a master can be much stronger than the machine, so there will be an excellent result and painful sensations, and bruises after the procedure. But then you can show off on the beach.
The average price for the procedure is 4000 rubles.
It really helps! Especially if you are an experienced massage therapist, it hurts, it’s true, but it’s tolerable. And regularity and frequency are also very important. Volume goes away, cellulite disappears right before your eyes.
Anastasia, 39 years old
Removing a bunion
Removing hallux valgus is not about smoothing out wrinkles; you cannot do without pain. When the bone is on thumb protrudes and becomes deformed; this not only looks unsightly, but also causes discomfort. The type of surgery varies depending on the extent of the problem. For example, a doctor may surgically remove the bump on the finger, or you can artificially fracture the bone and move it in the desired direction. After the operation, you will be able to walk the next day, but do not forget about the fixing bandage and additional support in the form of crutches.
The average price for the procedure is 27,000 rubles.
After the operation, I was in a cast with crutches for two months. Right now I'm working on my finger. The leg is swollen, the finger is not yet fully extended. I experienced more pain after the operation than during the anesthesia.
Valentina, 34 years old
Rib resection
What you won’t do for a wasp waist! Some are even ready to say goodbye to the rib.
Usually the operation takes place on the 12th pair of ribs - they are not completely removed, but only cut down to the best possible condition. During this procedure they do general anesthesia, so you won’t feel the process itself. But after the operation, the patient faces a recovery process, which is unpleasant. Yes, your waist size will decrease, but that’s not all. Possible complications: scars, kidney prolapse and internal organs will no longer be as safe as before.
The average price for the procedure is 30,000 rubles.
I know a girl who had her lower ribs removed - they stuck out somehow unaesthetically, the operation was successful, her figure became very beautiful. But after a couple of years, the kidneys may drop and there is a risk of injury to internal organs.
Galina, 30 years old
Fire facial massage
They have already learned how to restore hair with the help of fire, and the matter has come to the face. Thanks to the Chinese cosmetologists who came up with this. Only, unlike burning your hair, this procedure will bring much more discomfort. First, the doctor applies a special composition of oil and herbs to your skin, and then a towel soaked in alcohol is placed on your face, which is set on fire. Heat will provide stimulation metabolic processes at the cellular level. Cosmetologists convince that it is safe, because the aromatic oil solution will protect the skin from fire. Such radical procedures are usually done for rejuvenation.
The average price for the procedure is 2000 rubles.
I did fire massage. Warming up is slow and deep. I felt warm inside, not outside. There are painful sensations, but everything is tolerable.
Olga, 37 years old
RF lifting
RF lifting - face lifting under the influence of radio waves. Fading skin, wrinkles, scars, photoaging - patients usually come to this procedure with precisely such problems. The procedure is carried out using a special device that acts on the deep layers of the skin (dermis). Heating occurs to 60-65 degrees, fibrils (string protein fibers) lose moisture, become unable to stretch, and collagen molecules curl into tight spirals - a powerful lifting effect is achieved. Due to the current and radio waves, you may feel a tingling sensation and warmth. But the result is worth it!
The average price for the procedure is 6,000 rubles.
Many people criticize the RF lifting procedure, but I am happy. It all depends on the device and the cosmetologist himself. I don’t know how to describe the sensations, but they were unusual, there was discomfort, but I didn’t have to endure it for long.
Taisiya, 41 years old
