Post-surgical protection and stabilization based on real biology
The ARC™ Activation Protocol corresponds to the initial phase of the post-operative process, where the body is in a state of active inflammation, high fluid production, and tissue vulnerability.
In this stage, the body initiates a natural process of drainage and internal reorganization that does not occur on a fixed schedule, but rather according to each patient’s individual biological response.
For this reason, this protocol is not structured by a fixed number of sessions, but rather by clinical evolution.
Some patients complete this phase in approximately 7–8 days, while others may require 14–15 days or more, depending on:
- Type of surgery
- Level of surgical trauma
- Individual inflammatory response
- Lymphatic system drainage capacity
ARC™ does not operate on a schedule.
👉 It works based on tissue behavior.
During this phase, the main objective is not to sculpt or reduce volume, but rather to:
- Facilitate lymphatic drainage in a controlled manner
- Decrease interstitial pressure without collapsing capillaries
- Maintain active microcirculation
- Protect the treated areas
- Avoid stimuli that could induce premature fibrosis
The procedures are performed using gentle, precise, and strategically targeted techniques, respecting the biology of the repairing tissue.
The process continues progressively until the patient meets the clinical criteria necessary to advance to the next stage (Phase R — Regulation), such as:
- Significant reduction of edema
- Absence of reactive sensitivity
- Good tolerance to manual stimulation
- Observable tissue stability
Until these conditions are met, the patient does not advance to the next phase.