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Biorevitalization is a non-invasive aesthetic procedure that has gained popularity in recent years. This technique involves the use of a natural substance—hyaluronic acid—which helps improve the appearance and texture of the skin.
By means of hyaluronic acid injections, it is possible to reduce wrinkles, restore lost volume, and even out skin tone.
What is biorevitalization?
Biorevitalization is a rejuvenation method aimed at deep hydration of the skin through the administration of hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally present in the human body. Its specific function is to retain moisture in the skin; it is a key structural element of the dermis and is associated with many vital processes in the human body. In addition, hyaluronic acid is responsible for skin hydration and the youthful quality of its texture.
With age and over time, the body loses hyaluronic acid, resulting in decreased skin elasticity and moisture deficiency, which ultimately leads to wrinkles, dryness, and dullness of the skin. Thus, revitalization by administering hyaluronic acid—which is readily assimilated by the body—allows one to obtain rapid and natural results.
Biorevitalization stimulates the production of collagen and elastin and restores the skin’s vitality by re-establishing the key functions that weaken over time.
Types of biorevitalization
Hyaluronic acid can be administered in several ways:
Injection biorevitalization of the face
In this case, injections are delivered into the deep dermal layers using a syringe with a fine needle. The physician usually administers the product according to a specific scheme, observing a distance of 1.5 cm between individual points. Topical anesthesia may be used.
Device-assisted biorevitalization
To deliver the active substance, the cosmetologist may also use a special device to distribute the product evenly under the skin.
Needle-free delivery of hyaluronic acid
This is possible using ultraphonophoresis (ultrasound) and iontophoresis (galvanic current) to facilitate and accelerate penetration of the agent into the dermis and speed up regenerative processes. Magnetic waves may also be used—magnetophoresis.
These techniques may be employed when there are limitations for injections.
In addition, the physician may propose a biorevitalizing peel (PRX-T) based on trichloroacetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and kojic acid. The gel-like substance is applied with massage; the skin is stimulated: collagen production increases, hydration improves, and the face becomes brighter. However, this process is more prolonged: to see results, at least 5 sessions are required.
Advantages of the procedure
Key benefits of the technique include:
Restoration of the skin’s water balance (hydration),
Reduction of deep and superficial wrinkles,
Skin strengthening,
Even and luminous skin tone,
Prevention of aging.
From the first session and with each subsequent one, you will notice improvements in skin quality. The number of sessions depends on the needs and characteristics of each patient.
Indications for biorevitalization and treatment areas
Biorevitalization can significantly improve the condition of the skin on any body area: décolleté, hands, neck, face, etc.
Indications:
Increased dryness caused by free radicals such as stress, sun exposure, and smoking,
Prevention of premature signs of aging,
Correction of wrinkles,
Laxity of the face, neck, and décolleté,
Dull skin.
After a hyaluronic acid procedure, the skin regains the elasticity and healthy radiance characteristic of youthful skin.
How the procedure is performed
First, the physician explains all the advantages of the procedure and assesses the patient’s skin condition. Then the product for injection is selected, and the skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove traces of impurities or makeup that may interfere with the absorption of nutrients.
At this stage, the doctor proceeds with injections and then provides skincare recommendations and may propose additional procedures or other aesthetic medicine methods.
Effect of biorevitalization
By stimulating cellular renewal, biorevitalization targets skin defects such as melasma (a pigmentation disorder), makes expression lines on the forehead and around the mouth less noticeable, as well as glabellar lines and dark circles under the eyes.
Thus, it is a procedure with a triple effect:
Hydration of the skin, as water is retained in the tissues,
Cell renewal, since the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid is stimulated,
Antioxidant effect, as it helps combat free radicals that accelerate aging.
After biorevitalization, the patient can immediately return to normal life: there are practically no adverse effects, only slight redness in the treated areas.
Results are visible after the first sessions—the face appears fresher and brighter.
When can facial biorevitalization be performed?
Only a physician can determine whether this procedure is suitable for a particular patient. However, biorevitalization can be useful both for the prevention of signs of aging and for addressing them once they begin to appear. Thus, this technique may be considered:
At age 20, as it can help enhance skin “radiance” and prevent wrinkles,
After 30, to improve the skin’s appearance and reduce early signs of aging,
After 40, to correct tissue tone, spots, and wrinkles around the eyes, in the nasolabial area, and on the forehead.
Unlike some aesthetic procedures, biorevitalization can also be performed in summer, since the skin is under greater stress due to sun exposure. In this case, hyaluronic acid administration helps increase protection against UV rays, preventing skin aging.
Which substances are used?
Facial biorevitalization is performed not only with hyaluronic acid but also with other ingredients. For example:
Emollient amino acids, such as glutamic acid and arginine, as well as amino acids with antioxidant properties, such as lysine and serine,
Vitamin and antioxidant cocktails (vitamins A, B12, B3, C, E, B5, B6).
The substances are selected and dosed directly by the specialist based on the individual’s needs.
For which skin type is biorevitalization suitable?
This procedure has proven effective for different skin types. For normal skin, biorevitalization is an ideal anti-aging measure. Using a mixture of vitamins and hyaluronic acid, one can achieve smooth and radiant skin.
For dry skin, which is often prone to premature aging, targeted treatment is preferable—for example, combining microinjections of hyaluronic acid with trichloroacetic acid peeling to activate collagen synthesis.
Facial biorevitalization is also well suited to restoring the balance of oily skin; in this case, it is preferable to combine hyaluronic acid with protective amino acids.
For mature skin, concentrated hyaluronic acid should be combined with amino acids and a complex of ingredients capable of acting against free radicals. Biorevitalization is ideal for reducing wrinkles, improving skin structure, and correcting skin laxity.
How long do results last and how long does the procedure take?
The results of facial biorevitalization last from several months to a year; however, it should be considered that the effect may vary from person to person, depending on the substances used, skin condition, and the rate at which the body metabolizes and assimilates the active components.
As for the duration of a session, it is approximately half an hour.
Contraindications and adverse effects
There are no specific contraindications to facial biorevitalization. However, before starting treatment, it is advisable to test for hypersensitivity or allergy to the active ingredients used.
Typical limitations for procedures involving hyaluronic acid include:
Oncological diseases,
Inflammatory processes and acute stages of infectious diseases (since hyaluronic acid injections may provoke an inadequate response in the setting of weakened immunity),
Lesions or dermatologic diseases in the treatment area (herpes, dermatitis, etc.),
Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Adverse effects associated with biorevitalization are rare. Among the most common are mild erythema or small hematomas resulting from needle puncture. Subcutaneous granulomas may also occur and, very rarely, allergic or hypersensitivity reactions.
How many sessions are needed?
On average, 2–4 sessions are performed with repetition every 3–4 weeks twice a year, but the protocol may vary depending on the selected product and the patient’s clinical situation. IMPORTANT: only a physician can prescribe the optimal course of procedures.
Post-procedure care
Adhering to recommendations after biorevitalization will help achieve the desired result:
Do not touch the skin during the first 24 hours after injections,
Makeup is not allowed on the day of biorevitalization,
Saunas and swimming pools, as well as physical activity, are prohibited for 7 days after injections,
Do not take agents that enhance blood circulation and do not consume alcohol during the first two days,
During the first week after injections, use pharmacy anti-inflammatory skincare as recommended by the cosmetologist.
Remember that biorevitalization is a technique that must be performed by qualified specialists—not only to achieve the best results but also to preserve your health.
Safety principles and maximal efficacy are strictly observed at Expert Clinics in Moscow.
for a consultation
Advantages of biorevitalization at Expert Clinics
At Expert Clinics, this procedure has several advantages:
Individual approach. Specialists conduct a thorough assessment of skin condition and select optimal products and techniques for each client.
Use of quality products. Only certified, high-quality hyaluronic acid formulations are used, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of procedures.
Modern equipment. Expert Clinics employ the latest technologies and methods, which minimizes skin trauma and accelerates recovery.
Professionalism of physicians. Highly qualified specialists with experience in cosmetology and anti-aging medicine ensure a high level of service and maximal effect from procedures.
Comprehensive skincare approach. The clinic offers not only biorevitalization but also additional skincare services, allowing comprehensive problem-solving.
If you are considering biorevitalization as a method of skincare, it is worth contacting Expert Clinics for a consultation and an individualized treatment plan.
What is biorevitalization?
Biorevitalization is a rejuvenation method aimed at deep hydration of the skin through the administration of hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally present in the human body. Its specific function is to retain moisture in the skin; it is a key structural element of the dermis and is associated with many vital processes in the human body. In addition, hyaluronic acid is responsible for skin hydration and the youthful quality of its texture.
With age and over time, the body loses hyaluronic acid, resulting in decreased skin elasticity and moisture deficiency, which ultimately leads to wrinkles, dryness, and dullness of the skin. Thus, revitalization by administering hyaluronic acid—which is readily assimilated by the body—allows one to obtain rapid and natural results.
Biorevitalization stimulates the production of collagen and elastin and restores the skin’s vitality by re-establishing the key functions that weaken over time.
Types of biorevitalization
Hyaluronic acid can be administered in several ways:
Injection biorevitalization of the face
In this case, injections are delivered into the deep dermal layers using a syringe with a fine needle. The physician usually administers the product according to a specific scheme, observing a distance of 1.5 cm between individual points. Topical anesthesia may be used.
Device-assisted biorevitalization
To deliver the active substance, the cosmetologist may also use a special device to distribute the product evenly under the skin.
Needle-free delivery of hyaluronic acid
This is possible using ultraphonophoresis (ultrasound) and iontophoresis (galvanic current) to facilitate and accelerate penetration of the agent into the dermis and speed up regenerative processes. Magnetic waves may also be used—magnetophoresis.
These techniques may be employed when there are limitations for injections.
In addition, the physician may propose a biorevitalizing peel (PRX-T) based on trichloroacetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, and kojic acid. The gel-like substance is applied with massage; the skin is stimulated: collagen production increases, hydration improves, and the face becomes brighter. However, this process is more prolonged: to see results, at least 5 sessions are required.
Advantages of the procedure
Key benefits of the technique include:
Restoration of the skin’s water balance (hydration),
Reduction of deep and superficial wrinkles,
Skin strengthening,
Even and luminous skin tone,
Prevention of aging.
From the first session and with each subsequent one, you will notice improvements in skin quality. The number of sessions depends on the needs and characteristics of each patient.
Indications for biorevitalization and treatment areas
Biorevitalization can significantly improve the condition of the skin on any body area: décolleté, hands, neck, face, etc.
Indications:
Increased dryness caused by free radicals such as stress, sun exposure, and smoking,
Prevention of premature signs of aging,
Correction of wrinkles,
Laxity of the face, neck, and décolleté,
Dull skin.
After a hyaluronic acid procedure, the skin regains the elasticity and healthy radiance characteristic of youthful skin.
How the procedure is performed
First, the physician explains all the advantages of the procedure and assesses the patient’s skin condition. Then the product for injection is selected, and the skin is thoroughly cleansed to remove traces of impurities or makeup that may interfere with the absorption of nutrients.
At this stage, the doctor proceeds with injections and then provides skincare recommendations and may propose additional procedures or other aesthetic medicine methods.
Effect of biorevitalization
By stimulating cellular renewal, biorevitalization targets skin defects such as melasma (a pigmentation disorder), makes expression lines on the forehead and around the mouth less noticeable, as well as glabellar lines and dark circles under the eyes.
Thus, it is a procedure with a triple effect:
Hydration of the skin, as water is retained in the tissues,
Cell renewal, since the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid is stimulated,
Antioxidant effect, as it helps combat free radicals that accelerate aging.
After biorevitalization, the patient can immediately return to normal life: there are practically no adverse effects, only slight redness in the treated areas.
Results are visible after the first sessions—the face appears fresher and brighter.
When can facial biorevitalization be performed?
Only a physician can determine whether this procedure is suitable for a particular patient. However, biorevitalization can be useful both for the prevention of signs of aging and for addressing them once they begin to appear. Thus, this technique may be considered:
At age 20, as it can help enhance skin “radiance” and prevent wrinkles,
After 30, to improve the skin’s appearance and reduce early signs of aging,
After 40, to correct tissue tone, spots, and wrinkles around the eyes, in the nasolabial area, and on the forehead.
Unlike some aesthetic procedures, biorevitalization can also be performed in summer, since the skin is under greater stress due to sun exposure. In this case, hyaluronic acid administration helps increase protection against UV rays, preventing skin aging.
Which substances are used?
Facial biorevitalization is performed not only with hyaluronic acid but also with other ingredients. For example:
Emollient amino acids, such as glutamic acid and arginine, as well as amino acids with antioxidant properties, such as lysine and serine,
Vitamin and antioxidant cocktails (vitamins A, B12, B3, C, E, B5, B6).
The substances are selected and dosed directly by the specialist based on the individual’s needs.
For which skin type is biorevitalization suitable?
This procedure has proven effective for different skin types. For normal skin, biorevitalization is an ideal anti-aging measure. Using a mixture of vitamins and hyaluronic acid, one can achieve smooth and radiant skin.
For dry skin, which is often prone to premature aging, targeted treatment is preferable—for example, combining microinjections of hyaluronic acid with trichloroacetic acid peeling to activate collagen synthesis.
Facial biorevitalization is also well suited to restoring the balance of oily skin; in this case, it is preferable to combine hyaluronic acid with protective amino acids.
For mature skin, concentrated hyaluronic acid should be combined with amino acids and a complex of ingredients capable of acting against free radicals. Biorevitalization is ideal for reducing wrinkles, improving skin structure, and correcting skin laxity.
How long do results last and how long does the procedure take?
The results of facial biorevitalization last from several months to a year; however, it should be considered that the effect may vary from person to person, depending on the substances used, skin condition, and the rate at which the body metabolizes and assimilates the active components.
As for the duration of a session, it is approximately half an hour.
Contraindications and adverse effects
There are no specific contraindications to facial biorevitalization. However, before starting treatment, it is advisable to test for hypersensitivity or allergy to the active ingredients used.
Typical limitations for procedures involving hyaluronic acid include:
Oncological diseases,
Inflammatory processes and acute stages of infectious diseases (since hyaluronic acid injections may provoke an inadequate response in the setting of weakened immunity),
Lesions or dermatologic diseases in the treatment area (herpes, dermatitis, etc.),
Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Adverse effects associated with biorevitalization are rare. Among the most common are mild erythema or small hematomas resulting from needle puncture. Subcutaneous granulomas may also occur and, very rarely, allergic or hypersensitivity reactions.
How many sessions are needed?
On average, 2–4 sessions are performed with repetition every 3–4 weeks twice a year, but the protocol may vary depending on the selected product and the patient’s clinical situation. IMPORTANT: only a physician can prescribe the optimal course of procedures.
Post-procedure care
Adhering to recommendations after biorevitalization will help achieve the desired result:
Do not touch the skin during the first 24 hours after injections,
Makeup is not allowed on the day of biorevitalization,
Saunas and swimming pools, as well as physical activity, are prohibited for 7 days after injections,
Do not take agents that enhance blood circulation and do not consume alcohol during the first two days,
During the first week after injections, use pharmacy anti-inflammatory skincare as recommended by the cosmetologist.
Remember that biorevitalization is a technique that must be performed by qualified specialists—not only to achieve the best results but also to preserve your health.
Safety principles and maximal efficacy are strictly observed at Expert Clinics in Moscow.
for a consultation
Advantages of biorevitalization at Expert Clinics
At Expert Clinics, this procedure has several advantages:
Individual approach. Specialists conduct a thorough assessment of skin condition and select optimal products and techniques for each client.
Use of quality products. Only certified, high-quality hyaluronic acid formulations are used, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of procedures.
Modern equipment. Expert Clinics employ the latest technologies and methods, which minimizes skin trauma and accelerates recovery.
Professionalism of physicians. Highly qualified specialists with experience in cosmetology and anti-aging medicine ensure a high level of service and maximal effect from procedures.
Comprehensive skincare approach. The clinic offers not only biorevitalization but also additional skincare services, allowing comprehensive problem-solving.
If you are considering biorevitalization as a method of skincare, it is worth contacting Expert Clinics for a consultation and an individualized treatment plan.
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