Tissue biostimulants

Tissue biostimulants are innovative substances used in aesthetic medicine to support the natural processes of skin regeneration and improve its condition. Treatment with their help involves the precise injection of a biostimulant into the deeper layers of the skin, where it stimulates cells to produce collagen and elastin more intensively. This process helps to reconstruct the skin structure, increases its firmness and elasticity, and improves the overall condition and appearance of the skin.

Biostimulants work at the cellular level to promote skin regeneration and rejuvenation by stimulating the body’s natural repair mechanisms. Due to their unique formula, biostimulants provide long-term results, improving not only the aesthetics of the skin but also its functionality.

The procedure is minimally invasive, allowing you to quickly return to your daily activities, and the effect is visible in the form of improved skin texture and appearance after just a few sessions.

• Initial consultation: Before the treatment, the patient undergoes a detailed consultation, during which the patient’s health is assessed, contraindications are questioned and the goal of treatment is established.
• Preparation: The skin is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. If necessary, a local anesthetic is applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure.
• Application of a biostimulant: Using a fine needle or cannula, the biostimulant is injected into the selected areas of the skin. The number of injections and the depth of injection may vary depending on the product and the area.
• After the procedure: After the procedure, the skin may be slightly red and swollen, which is a natural reaction. It is recommended to use sedatives and avoid intense physical activity and sun exposure.

• Loss of skin firmness and elasticity: Biostimulants are effective in improving skin tone and elasticity, especially in the face, neck and décolleté.
• Wrinkles and furrows: Help smooth fine lines and wrinkles by stimulating natural regenerative processes.
• Volume imbalances: Ideal for improving volume in areas such as the cheeks and jawline.
• Skin texture imperfections: help improve skin texture by reducing the appearance of scars and stretch marks.

• Allergies and hypersensitivities: Allergic reactions to the ingredients of biostimulants can interfere with treatment.
• Skin infections: active viral, bacterial or fungal infections in the area of planned biostimulant application.
• Autoimmune diseases: patients with autoimmune diseases may have an increased risk of complications.
• Pregnancy and lactation: there are insufficient studies on the safety of biostimulants during pregnancy and lactation.
• Taking anticoagulants: May increase the risk of bleeding and bruising at the injection site.