With summer sun exposure, skin diseases such as psoriasis and dermatitis improve thanks to the anti-inflammatory effect of the rays. However, the smog of returning to the city and the arrival of the first cold weather can gradually lead to a flare-up of symptoms. That’s why theautumn is the perfect time to take care of your skin preventing future damage.
The spas specialized in dermatology are well aware of this and dedicate days and weeks ad hoc between September and October.
This is the case of the Terme di Comano, in Trentino, which from 25 September to 31 October dedicate to their guests the Month of Dermatology. On the calendar there will be meetings with medical and thermal cosmetic professionals who will illustrate the benefits of therapy on the skin. And also discounts on treatments and treatments such as balneotherapy, phototherapy and wellness packages for the most sensitive skin. In addition to the free Comano Salus package which includes mineral water treatment for the entire stay, a bottle of the Spa, thermal water spray and a daily program of natural wellness with activities such as yoga, breathing walks and sensory walks in the lush park of the spas.
Thermal baths and covid
What has changed at the spa after the Covid emergency? «Guests can access the treatments only for the scheduled time, but the Green pass for therapies is not mandatory. In fact, the thermal treatments, which have an agreement with the National Health System, are services that fall within the essential levels of assistance, therefore they are not subject to the obligation of green certification.
While in the spa and wellness center it is necessary to show it. We have also reserved the wetlands with saunas and steam baths in private mode to ensure all guests can use them safely, without the risk of gatherings. There is a maximum number of guests in the pool and the sun loungers have been spaced apart »explains Fabiola Mazzacchi, spa manager of the Grand Hotel Terme in Comano.
The benefits of water
Dermatitis, psoriasis, acne. Thermal water is a panacea for skin problems thanks to the natural presence of mineral salts, which through the cycles of immersion in water act as soothing, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and antimicrobial. Balneotherapy is preferable to mud therapy during the acute phase of the disease or in the presence of varicose veins and fragile capillaries. When, on the other hand, the disease is in the submissive phase, that is, when the skin is dry and flaking, even hot muds are indicated to regenerate the tissues and promote microcirculation through vasodilation.
«The benefits of our waters? The credit goes to microbiota which works on pathologies such as dermatitis and psoriasis with anti-inflammatory effects. Our complete method is ‘Drink, dive and breathe’. Our thermal water, rich in bicarbonate, calcium and magnesium, is drunk to purify and detoxify the body from the inside and to introduce these mineral salts. Immersing yourself in water with baths is ideal for those with dermatitis, psoriasis or heaviness in the lower limbs. And you can breathe by doing inhalation treatments such as aerosol. All this, combined together, is a cure for skin problems that acts both internally and externally »concludes the Spa manager.
In short, autumn is an excellent time to take care of your skin by taking advantage of the benefits of thermal water. Without forgetting the upcoming “Bonus Term”, an incentive that provides one 100% discount on the purchase price of spa services up to a maximum of 200 euros, which from mid-October will be available at numerous spas throughout Italy (for info click here).
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