Which treatment focuses on producing alkali for deep pore cleansing?

Desincrustation is a treatment that specifically focuses on deep pore cleansing by utilizing a process that generates alkali when combined with a suitable galvanic current. This chemical reaction helps to soften and emulsify sebum and other impurities that are trapped within the pores, making it easier to extract or cleanse these materials from the skin.

During the desincrustation treatment, the product typically contains a negative charge, which, when applied with negative galvanic current, leads to the production of an alkaline solution. This alkaline condition promotes the breakdown of the hardened sebum and debris clogging the pores. The subsequent extraction of these impurities can result in clearer skin, making desincrustation an effective technique for deep cleansing.

Other treatments, while beneficial for skincare, do not have the same targeted approach for pore cleansing through the production of alkali. Iontophoresis involves the use of electrical currents to enhance product penetration but does not primarily focus on deep pore cleansing. Laser therapy is used for various skin conditions but does not involve the chemical reactions necessary for pore cleansing. Facial massage, while promoting relaxation and circulation, does not address pore impurities directly in the manner that desincrustation does.