LDM

How it works

LDM is short for local dynamic micro-massage, the name of a dual-frequency ultrasound system. A handpiece, often used with water or gel as a coupling medium, delivers gentle ultrasound waves into the skin. The intention is to warm and stimulate tissue softly and to help absorption of care products. It is considered a low-intensity, comfort-focused approach.

Good to know

• Sessions are typically soothing and leave no visible mark.
• Because the intensity is low, plans usually involve repeated visits.
• It is often chosen for sensitive or reactive skin, though a doctor should confirm suitability.
• Effects are subtle, and expectations should be modest.

What a LDM session means for your travel days

With no downtime, you can have it any day, including close to a flight, to calm the skin after dry air and sun.

It can also follow a more active procedure as part of a recovery plan if the doctor approves. Ask whether it is meant to complement other care or stand alone.