The chronos protocol is a professional clinical-cosmetic inspired treatment designed to counteract the physiological aging of the skin, i.e. the structural and biochemical alterations that naturally develop over time, independently of environmental stresses. It acts on the main cellular targets involved in Chrono-aging, stimulating the activity of fibroblasts, supporting collagen production and promoting the reorganization of dermal fibers. It also helps modulate the dynamics of mimic muscles with a botox-like relaxing effect, without altering the natural expressiveness of the face. The result is progressively firmer and more toned skin, with relaxed features and a measurable improvement in skin quality.

Physiological aging, or Chrono-aging, is an intrinsic process regulated by genetic factors and molecular mechanisms of cellular senescence. Over time, thinning of the dermis, destructuring of supporting fibers, reduced oxygenation and slowing of cell turnover are observed. Clinically, it manifests with thinner and paler skin, fine and deep wrinkles, skin laxity, loss of tone and elasticity, and increased dryness.

Chronos does not replace aesthetic medicine treatments, but offers a progressive and natural relaxing effect. The botox-like action modulates the micro-contractions of mimic muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles, helping to make features more relaxed without blocking expressiveness.

The times vary based on the initial skin condition. In many cases, greater radiance and tension are noted already after the first session; the more structural benefits on density and compactness emerge progressively with the continuity of the protocol.

Chronos is a progressive protocol. Initial improvements are visible from the first sessions, but maximum benefit is consolidated over time through continuous in-cabin stimulation and home maintenance. The duration of results depends on consistency and lifestyle: with correct maintenance, the skin retains tone, density and structural quality for longer.

No, chronos is an advanced aesthetic treatment of clinical inspiration. It does not require medical supervision, but uses active molecules and protocols based on the latest scientific knowledge to guarantee safety and effectiveness.

The treatment is not indicated in the presence of open skin lesions, active dermatological therapies, pregnancy or skin highly sensitized by recent procedures. Each situation is still individually evaluated by the Dermotechnologist.

Yes. The protocol uses peels and active ingredients in controlled concentrations, inserted in a sequence designed to ensure a gradual and non-invasive action, respecting skin balance.

No. During some phases you might perceive tingling, warmth or slight skin tension. These are controlled sensations, related to the physiological activation of renewal and dermal stimulation mechanisms, and do not indicate tissue damage.

The skin may appear slightly red, but more radiant or temporarily tighter. In some cases, micro-desquamation is observed, a physiological sign of the reorganization of cellular architecture and stimulated turnover.

It is not advisable to interrupt the protocol independently. Any manifestation should be evaluated by the Dermotechnologist and, if necessary, modulated. Continuity is fundamental to consolidate the biological response and obtain stable results.

The complete cycle of the chronos protocol involves 5 consecutive sessions, one per week. This is the minimum frequency necessary to ensure continuity of stimulation and progressive consolidation of results.

To obtain a consistent result, it is important to respect the weekly frequency. Any delays should be recovered as soon as possible so as not to interrupt the progressive effect of the stimulation.

It is important to avoid direct sun exposure for 48 hours after and always protect the skin with adequate sun filter. During the entire protocol, constant photoprotection is recommended to preserve the results.

Yes, provided that photoprotection guidelines are respected and direct exposure is avoided in the days immediately following the treatment.

Some medications can influence skin reactivity. It is essential to communicate this during the anamnesis phase, so that the Dermotechnologist can evaluate any adaptations to the protocol.

Yes, but the timings must be carefully evaluated. The Dermotechnologist will define the most appropriate moment to integrate the protocol synergistically and safely, even in the presence of aesthetic medicine treatments.

During the protocol, it is not advisable to combine other facial treatments, to avoid interferences or unwanted skin reactions. Any integrations must be agreed upon with the Dermotechnologist.

It is preferable to wait at least 48 hours after the session before performing any hair removal or epilation on the face, so as not to interfere with the ongoing skin renewal processes.

The chronos protocol includes a specific home routine with ChronoPlex products, designed to support and prolong the results obtained in the cabin. The use of incompatible cosmetics could reduce the effectiveness of the protocol and should eventually be evaluated with the Dermotechnologist.

Yes, it is possible to apply a light make-up after the session, preferably dermatologically tested, avoiding occlusive textures in the first hours.