SCENAR and Cosmetology
There seems to be quite a bit of interest in using the SCENAR for improving appearance. It is a non-invasive, gentle, and effective way to treat issues with the skin including the effects of aging and scars.
The skin is a highly complex system that comprises the “interactive surface” between our internal and external environments. As we age, toxins built up over a lifetime are stored in our tissues, and the appearance of the skin reflects that with loss of elasticity, wrinkles, “age spots,” and other blemishes.
Cosmetology using the SCENAR is a process involving 15 to 28 consecutive days of treatments. The focus of the first week is cleansing the body of the toxins. If the muscles are carrying a high toxic load, they cannot hold the re-education that is created by the SCENAR treatments, so cleansing and detoxing has to be the first step. Diet must be simplified to whole vegetables, fruits and grains, limited meat (especially red meat), no sugar, dairy, processed foods, or caffeine. Drinking plenty of water helps the body eliminate toxins. SCENAR protocols done during this time are focused on cleansing, detoxifying, purifying, and balancing the body. It is only after this cleansing is done that the protocols for lifting the face are begun.
Unlike the conventional face lifting procedures of western medicine, the aim of the SCENAR treatments is to purify and heal the body, which will be reflected in healthy, glowing skin. The procedures done to reduce wrinkles will last as long as the body’s lowered levels of toxicity are maintained.
Thus, using SCENAR in cosmetology, not only improves appearance, but also improves overall general health and vitality as well. But, the process requires a commitment to high quality self-care to achieve the most effectiveness. The spring and fall are the best times to initiate this treatment process. If you are interested in learning more about this treatment, call Healing Innovations at 828-337-6854.
Tags: Healing Innovations, Scenar Cosmetology
Cosmetology, Healing Innovations, SCENAR | Penny | 
March 3, 2010 11:34 pm
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