V-EMF therapy

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V-EMF therapy is a therapy that is based on the synergy between electromagnetic fields, vacuum and low-intensity electrostimulation. It is also known as Biodermogenesi. The electromagnetic field is generated with a variable frequency between 0.5 and 2 MHz.

Electromagnetic fields are able to promote the repair processes of skin lesions^[1][2] with a reduction in healing time and scar size and with an increase in the re-epithelialization process.^[3][4][5] They also promote the migration and subsequent stabilization of different cell types involved in the processes of regeneration, tissue engineering and wound care.^[6]

The data in the literature show that the therapeutic application of electromagnetic fields allows to obtain satisfactory results in the regeneration of degenerated or traumatized or injured tissue^[7][8][9] reaching the healing and regeneration of permanent lesions.^[10][11][12] In addition, they have been shown to be useful in reducing fibrosis both in the treatment of cellulite^[13] and in the treatment of fibrotic, hypertrophic and keloid scars.^[14]

Similarly to electromagnetic fields, the application of vacuum, in this therapy adopted with negative pressure between 8 and 16 hundredths of Bar, has shown considerable effectiveness in reducing skin fibrosis due to cellulite and scarring.^[15]

As for low-intensity electrostimulation, or electroporation, delivered at 5 VDC, it is able to increase skin nourishment.^[16] The three forms of energy used simultaneously are the basis of V-EMF therapy, which has shown significant results in various fields of application. The therapeutic protocol has proven effective in the treatment of burn scars^[17][18] post-surgical^[17][19] trauma^[19] and chemical burn,^[20] 20 in the treatment of stretch marks^{[21][22][23][24]} and in anti-aging therapy.^[25]