DMK Enzyme Therapy – All You Need to Know for Radiant Skin
This blog article is going to talk in detail about the unique Enzyme and Stemzyme Treatments from DMK, a skin care treatment that restores the inner harmony of your skin using its own enzymatic system. First, I will explain who DMK are, and what makes this skincare brand a highly rated one at The Ginger Tree Skin Clinic. Then I will go into detail about enzyme therapy, what happens to your skin, what results you can expect, and anything to watch out for after and how to best work on the results at home.
What is DMK Enzyme Therapy?
DMK’s methods are all about restoring INNER harmony to the skin’s function. The Enzyme treatment using a specialised mask, does this by stimulating the skin’s own natural enzymatic activity. Enzymes are critical to the body’s functioning. What are enzymes? Enzymes are nature’s biological catalysts – they make things happen. Within the skin enzymes;
- Break down dead skin cells, excess dead skin cells are unhealthy
- Increase blood flow to the skin, bringing fresh oxygen to the tissues which is food for them.
- Boost cellular activity and energy, cells needs to be active, if not they are not doing their work and the skin stops functioning properly.
- Encourage new collagen and elastin formation. These are the two structural building blocks to the skin, without them the skin loses elasticity, bouncy and lift making it less resilient to the environment and more at risk.
- Flush out cellular waste and debris. The body is constantly turning over cells and creating rubbish. Our lymph system is one way of removing this rubbish. But it gets sluggish, the rubbish builds up, meaning our skin cells are not sitting in a healthy environment – so poor environment, poor function, equals unhealthy skin.
The Enzyme Therapy facial treats all these situations in one go, giving you many benefits from one type of treatment.
Therefore, Enzyme Therapy can resolve skin conditions such as Acne, Rosacea, Pigmentation (those darkened, uneven skin patches), Scarring, Wrinkles, Fine Lines, Milia (the hardened white spots under the skin), loss of skin volume and muscle sagging.
In DMK language this is called Skin Revision. As these treatments increase cell function, the skin will behave and respond to look more youthful and health.
Is there more than one type of Enzyme Facial?
Yes, there are 3 for the face and one for the body – perfect for treating back or chest acne or scarring. But even more, within these skin treatments are further options to tailor the treatment with a choice of several exfoliating methods, mask mixing ingredients to name a few.
When all 3 masks are used on the face, this is called the Muscle Banding Treatment. These are highly effective at repairing and strengthening tissue. Plus, they contain potent antioxidants, those skin friendly ingredients that fight off the harmful effects of free radicals from UV and other environmental factors that cause enemy number one – premature ageing.
What Happens After a DMK Enzyme Facial?
Immediately after the mask is removed, you may experience a clear sign of the oxygen therapy effects of the Enzyme Mask.
This is called the Plasmatic Effect. The skin’s capillary network will be very visible. This effect is the rebalancing of fluids in the tissue that occurs once the mask is removed. It fades within 10-15 minutes once the homeostasis (balance) of fluids has been achieved. It is a good sign.
By the time your finishing products have been applied and you are back in Reception, the Plasmatic Effect will no longer be visible.
If you have been using DMK products for at least 2 weeks prior to an Enzyme Therapy skin treatment, and maintain your DMK homecare. Then the benefits only continue. We recommend 3-4 days after your treatment, you do a home treatment called Foamy Lift, to remove further lose dead skin cells that will have been nudged during the in-clinic skin treatment.
How Long Do the Results Last?
Results are cummulative. The more you have the more change you will see.
What are the side effects of DMK enzymes?
There are no side effects as such, but your skin will start to change and it is important that you keep in touch with your DMK Practitioner so they can guide you through the changes and what steps to take. It can be that your skin will reject other products that you used previously, so do bear in mind that it is best to stick to the DMK outline given to you.
What at-home skin care routines and skin products support a DMK facial?
It does depend on the skin condition we’re dealing with, but the key products are Cleanser, Mist, Serum, Nourishing/Correcting Cream, SPF.
How do I choose a reputable DMK facial therapist?
DMK do not allow just anyone to perform their treatments or stock their products. There is a rigorous selection process, plus indepth training that has several different levels of expertise. There are minimum requirements to move up to the next step and if these are not met or exceeded, then DMK do not invite the practitioner to move up to the next levels. Kathy Scott at Ginger Tree is an Advanced DMK MD, Skin Revisionist, Stemzyme and Alkaline Wash Practitioner. DMK do not allow products to be sold online without a consultation and can only be bought through one of their registered clinics.
I hope this article has answered any questions you may have, if you have been considering DMK Enzyme Therapy or are just looking for an amazing treatment regime which cares for your skin naturally and offers fantastic results. Please feel free to drop me a message, with any questions at katy@gingertreeskinclinic-co-uk.stackstaging.com.
This article was carefully and thoughtfully written by Kathy Scott, a multi award winning facialist and guest speaker within the UK’s beauty industry. Following the best practises and latest science behind all her treatments, her vast experience is invaluable to her clients and those she engages with a professional events.
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First Published: 12/09/2024
