Cold weather and dry air can leave your skin dehydrated and dull, and exacerbate existing skin conditions too. coMra laser therapy can help heal and rejuvenate your skin on a cellular level.

Cold weather and dry air can leave your skin feeling dehydrated and looking dull. What’s more, winter weather can exacerbate skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, making your symptoms worse.1,2 Luckily, coMra laser therapy can help heal and rejuvenate your skin, working on a cellular level to stimulate your body’s natural repair processes.3,4

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HOW TO BANISH WINTER SKIN WOES WITH coMra THERAPY

Eczema and psoriasis:

Eczema and psoriasis are autoimmune conditions that can be triggered by allergens and irritants, emotional stress, or changes in the weather.1,2

Symptoms of an eczema flare-up include:1

  • Dry, itchy skin
  • Rashes
  • Bumps on the skin
  • Thick, leathery patches of skin
  • Flaky, scaly or crusty skin
  • Inflammation

Symptoms of a psoriasis flare-up include the appearance of plaques – raised areas of thick, flaky and itchy skin.2

Your coMra device can be used to manage flare-ups and restore healthy, happy skin.

DERMATOLOGY 1 directly treats eczema, psoriasis and neurodermatitis.3

Rosacea and redness:

Rosacea is another common winter skin ailment, causing flushed, red and dry skin that may itch or sting. Rosacea can be triggered by irritants, hormonal changes, stress, consumption of alcohol or spicy foods, and hot or cold temperatures.5

  • coMra has a dedicated Beauty & Wellness User Guide with a wide range of COSMETOLOGY protocols, including one to treat rosacea.4
  • SURGERY 1 treats minor burns, which can make it useful for soothing the skin and reducing the stinging or burning sensation that can come with rosacea.3

Windburn:

Windburn is caused by spending time outdoors in cold, dry and windy conditions. It is similar to sunburn, causing red and tender skin.6

  • coMra’s SURGERY 5 protocol is suitable for treating burns. It also treats frostbite – not a winter hazard we typically have to watch out for in South Africa, but good to know nonetheless!3

Cold sores:

Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus, and a breakout can be exacerbated by exposure to cold weather conditions.7 coMra can be used to treat troublesome cold sores, without the use of topical or oral medications.8

This video shows how coMra helped to heal a serious cold sore outbreak: coMra in family life – success with hard-to-treat conditions.8

  • NEUROLOGY 16 treats post-herpetic neuralgia, treating any nerve pain left in the area where the cold sore occurred.

Cleansing:

Clear, healthy skin starts from the inside. Often, toxins in the system can lead to autoimmune flare-ups, cause blemishes and breakouts, or simply leave the skin looking and feeling dull and unhealthy.

  • coMra offers four cleansing protocols (liver, colon, kidneys and complete cleanse) to help flush out toxins and rejuvenate your organs, leading to clearer and healthier skin.4
  • UNIVERSAL 8 is also a detoxing protocol that will help you restore balance to your system and return your natural healthy glow.3

10 WINTER SKINCARE TIPS

Here are some more top tips to keep your skin healthy during the winter months:9

  1. Stay hydrated, by drinking plenty of water or herbal tea daily.
  2. Eat water-rich fruits and veggies like cucumbers, avocados, broccoli and spinach.
  3. Keep your face, neck and hands well moisturised.
  4. Wear your SPF daily, even on cloudy days.
  5. Use a gentle cleanser that won’t disrupt your skin barrier.
  6. Avoid long, hot showers, which can dry out your skin.
  7. Wear a hydrating lip balm to prevent chapping and irritation.
  8. Use a humidifier to prevent the air in your home from becoming too dry.s
  9. Be mindful about managing your stress levels.
  10. Avoid alcohol, which can increase inflammation and exacerbate skin conditions.

Note: coMra is a powerful modality. The uses described in our articles are those recommended by the coMra User Guide and apply mainly to home users and use in hospitals. Experience over many years has shown that in the case of most chronic conditions, treatments can also be spread out to once or twice per week, without taking the breaks outlined in the guide.