BIOSTIMULATORS
Biostimulators are substances that provide a natural rejuvenation effect without altering facial features. The results are achieved through physiological rebuilding, stimulation, and tissue reconstruction rather than mechanical filling. The active compounds in these preparations promote tissue regeneration by stimulating cellular proliferation, thereby producing a natural volumising effect in the treated areas.
The choice of preparation depends on:
– desired outcomes
– condition of the skin and underlying tissues.
Depending on the formulation used, they can be employed to:
– increase skin density, restoring elasticity, firmness, and resilience.
– smooth wrinkles and fine lines.
– restore lost facial contours and profiles.
– provide a lifting effect.
– promote bioremodeling, biorevitalisation, and biorestructuring.
– achieve comprehensive rejuvenation.
– add volume.
– improve overall skin texture.
The biostimulators used are based on:
hyaluronic acid,
collagen,
polynucleotides,
succinic acid,
amino acids.
Biostimulators based on hyaluronic acid.
Effects:
– bioremodeling,
– restoration of correct facial geometry and contours,
– skin lifting and improvement of facial oval,
– potent activation of fibroblasts and enhanced skin hydration,
– slimming of facial features,
– restoration of skin elasticity, firmness, and resilience.
Biostimulators based on collagen.
Effects:
– rebuilding and reconstruction of collagen within the skin,
– stimulation of new collagen and elastin fibre formation,
– improvement of extracellular matrix quality,
– reduction in the depth of lines and wrinkles,
– decrease in skin laxity,
– enhancement of overall skin texture,
– revitalisation.
Biostimulators based on polynucleotides.
Effects:
– strong stimulation of fibroblasts and endogenous hyaluronic acid production,
– reconstruction of collagen and elastin fibres,
– gentle skin lifting,
– smoothing of wrinkles and furrows,
– improvement of tissue hydration,
– firming, increased elasticity, and smoothing of the skin,
– antioxidant effect through neutralisation of free radicals.
Biostimulators based on succinic acid.
Effects:
– rejuvenation of mature, dehydrated, and dry skin,
– lifting and toning improvement,
– remodelling of collagen fibres,
– tissue stimulation,
– biorevitalisation,
– biorestructuring,
– skin regeneration.
Biostimulators based on amino acids.
Effects:
– intensive biorevitalisation and skin lifting,
– deep rejuvenation,
– increased skin density, firmness, and elasticity,
– activation of the production of key structural proteins (collagen and elastin),
– stimulation of natural skin regeneration processes,
– nourishment,
– comprehensive reconstruction of damaged tissues.
Biostimulators are suitable for individuals of all ages.
Treatment outcomes vary depending on the preparation used, the number of sessions, and individual patient factors.