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Desincrustation is a galvanic deep-cleansing technique that uses negative current and an alkaline gel to soften and emulsify hardened sebum, lifting blackheads and congestion from the pores far more effectively than manual cleansing.
Desincrustation is the deep-cleansing half of a galvanic facial (its partner being iontophoresis). It uses a negative galvanic current together with an alkaline desincrustation gel to drive a mild chemical reaction—saponification—at the skin surface.
That reaction softens and emulsifies the hardened sebum and keratin plugging the pores, effectively turning pore congestion into a soluble form that lifts out far more easily than manual extraction alone. It is especially valuable for oily and congested skin, and it makes any subsequent extractions gentler and more thorough. Because it relies on current and pH rather than abrasion, it is comfortable and controlled.
For clinics, desincrustation is the mechanism that turns a basic galvanic device into a genuine deep-cleansing service for problem skin—often followed by iontophoresis to infuse calming actives.
Negative current plus alkaline gel turns hardened pore congestion soluble—deep cleansing that manual extraction can't match.
Desincrustation is a galvanic deep-cleansing technique using negative current and alkaline gel to soften and emulsify pore-clogging sebum—lifting blackheads and congestion more effectively than manual cleansing. The cleansing half of a galvanic facial.