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Carlos Moliner receives recognition as an Innovative SME
Innova Experts Group awards RÖS'S as an innovative company. This Certificate of Innovative SME awarded by the Ministry of Industry recognizes RÖS'S as a company committed to innovation and technological development.
Carlos Moliner, pioneer in the manufacture of aesthetic technology 100% made in Spain
Carlos Moliner was a pioneer in the manufacture of technology for professional use in Spain. After 43 years at the helm of the company, he is one of the veterans in the world of professional aesthetics and one of those who has accumulated the most achievements and awards in the sector: outstanding career award, leading company in OEM manufacturing or innovation awards for the creation of technologies such as roll-active massage, thermo-stimulation or blend hair removal.
RÖS'S obtains the recognition of Innovative SME by the Ministry of Economy.
The company receives recognition from the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO) for its innovative character, thus supporting its growth and sustainability.
The value of aesthetic technology "Made in Spain".
The interview with our Marketing Director, Rebeca Bárcena, on the blog of Merak CosmeticsIt highlights that many of the advances in aesthetic technology have originated in Spain.
Despite the incursion of Asian manufacturers into the sector, the prestige of Spanish technology and cosmetics internationally is very high due to its tradition and its capacity to innovate, not only in energy, but also in applications.
Increased use of screens in coronavirus time accelerates skin aging
After last year's confinement, the following activities were carried out various studies which found that the use of digital devices increased significantly to over nine hours of daily use. Adapting to the "new normal" has required the adoption of telework and online education in the daily lives of millions of workers and students so that they can continue with their activity.
This high exposure to screens not only influences personal well-being (excessive use of technology is associated with lower well-being), but also the blue light emitted by electronic devices has a very negative effect on the skin..
The Spanish Academy of Dermatology and Venerealogy (AEDV) already presented at its 47th National Congress scientific evidence on the radiation produced by different blue light emitting sources, such as the sun and screens, and how this can produce a deterioration in the "barrier effect" of the skin.
Exposure to blue light from laptops, cell phones, screens and white LEDs can cause skin damage due to oxidative stress, while causing increased skin dehydration and accelerating the destruction of collagen in the dermis. All this translates into a "skin photoaging"accelerated or premature skin agingThe consequences and signs of a lack of skin tone: flaccidity, wrinkles, lack of luminosity or increased pigmentation are some of its consequences. devitalized skin.
How to recognize devitalized skin?
In the skin devitalization the sweat glands secrete less oil and sweat, the skin becomes drier and dehydrated. A devitalized skin usually shows a lack of luminosity, looks dull and with little elasticity, which makes the signs of flaccidity, spots and wrinkles more pronounced.
It can appear in any type of skin (although contrary to what happens with solar radiation that harms lighter skins more, darker skins and higher phototypes are more sensitive to blue light) and usually occurs after 35 years of age, although it is possible to find it in younger people as a malnourished skin.
How to combat facial skin devitalization?
With the BInary Revitalizing Program we achieve an activation of microcirculation, with the consequent improvement of oxygenation and nutrition. The luminosity is immediate on the face and, session after session, a redensification and remodeling of the facial contour is achieved. Depending on the needs of the skin, it is recommended to accompany the treatment with a specific cosmetic protocol.
Recommended protocol:
The treatment will always start with a capacitive biostimulation in thermal/hyperthermic mode (depending on the skin condition and sensitivity of the client) for 30 minutes and then move on to a resistive biostimulation in thermal/hyperthermic mode for 10 minutes.
Dermatologists' recommendations
Although the current situation promotes teleworking and distance learning, dermatologists also recommend, as far as possible:
- do not overuse screens and protect them with a blue light protection filter
- do not use electronic devices in the dark,
- correct posture so that the cell phone or tablet is at eye level and at least 20 centimeters away from the eyes,
- as well as including a beauty routine rich in antioxidants.
Excellent first results of the BInary System pelvic floor treatment trial
The trial highlights the increased satisfaction and physical improvement between manual therapy, diathermy-only therapy, and the therapy that combines electrostimulation and diathermy.
Ana Abelló, a physiotherapist specializing in pelvic floor treatment, in collaboration with Physiotherapy Research Service. Gimbernat University Schools (UAB) is working on the final phase of its application study of the Binary system to treat dyspareunia in breast cancer patients, with very positive results.
What is dyspareunia?
After a long career working with pelvic floor muscle pathologies, Ana Abelló observed that treatments with manual physiotherapy in dyspareunia They were painful, slow, and uncomfortable. This condition is especially common in breast cancer patients and becomes one of the most significant physical concerns after cancer treatments. The onset or development of sexual dysfunctions as a consequence of cancer treatment is multifactorial, and all modalities can increase morbidity. Dyspareunia (pain or discomfort before, during, or after sexual intercourse) is one of the most frequent, and its prevalence is estimated to be around 30-60%.
Data about the study
The preliminary survey conducted with 116 women It reveals some surprising data that has been compiled in the study's presentation poster. 70% of the respondents They admit to suffering from dyspareunia after diagnosis and a 96% of the respondents She says it's seriously affecting her sex life. This data reveals a reality that is still taboo, and it exacerbates the already difficult time in the lives of these patients.
Surprising results
The pilot trial conducted with an experimental group of women between 25 and 75 years old gives off Very good results after 8 sessionsThe actual improvement and perceived improvement (measured by objective professional scales) is greater in the group of patients treated with the combination of diathermy + electrostimulationcompared to the group treated only with manual therapy. The main variables evaluated were sexual function, quality of sexual relations, pain, and health-related quality of life.
Following these very favorable results, continuing the clinical trial is not ruled out. To be continued.
