SONOPHORESIS

The ultrasound waves produced during sonophoresis create microscopic bubbles in the skin's layers, which expand and contract. This action disrupts the skin barrier and increases the permeability of the stratum corneum, facilitating the transport of drugs and other compounds.

While sonophoresis is suitable for many individuals, it may not be recommended for those with certain skin conditions, infections, or specific medical contraindications. A consultation with a healthcare professional is essential to determine suitability

Post-treatment effects are usually mild. Patients may experience slight redness or warmth in the treated area, which typically subsides quickly. The enhanced absorption of topical medications may lead to improved results over time.