In the modern world, there are many ways to preserve your beauty and youth. One of these methods we can fill up biorevitalization. This is one of the modern non-radical methods of rejuvenation. Some people even believe that this procedure has no side effects. Is it so? Today we will understand in more detail.
What Is Biorevitalization?
The idea of the biorevitalization procedure is to saturate the superficial and deep layers of the dermis with the help of special substances. These can be injections or external stimulating factors (magnetic waves, ultrasound, current, and others). Here you can also mention the popular mesotherapy, the essence of which is the introduction of a certain dose of active drugs under the skin of the face. But it is very difficult to grasp the mutual intersection of biorevitalization and mesotherapy.
What Is Used For Biorevitalization?
Synthetic hyaluronic acid plays a key role in biorevitalization. This acid remains in the skin for a longer period and does not break down into its constituent components. There is pure and diluted hyaluronic acid. Of course, it is always best to use clean, cross-linked, and low molecular weight hyaluronate.
Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of our skin. At a younger age, it is produced in sufficient quantities, so the face looks toned and young. However, the situation changes with age, and additional care procedures are required to maintain a youthful face. Biorevitalization triggers the natural process of collagen production, as well as elastin, which are responsible for skin tightening and its elasticity. As a result of the course of biorevitalization, the result will not be long in coming. The complexion will look youthful and healthy.
What Happens In The Body During And After Biorevitalization?
The procedure is carried out after undergoing manipulations, including anesthesia with injections or cream. The main stages for your body are:
- Synthetic hyaluronic acid injected under the skin causes a ‘stress effect’ by acting on the cells.
- The reaction of the tissues causes them to generate elastin and collagen fibers with great intensity.
- Micro-leaks appear and skin density increases due to the filling of the mesodermal tissue layer.
- The appearance of wrinkles is reduced, the skin looks much younger.
- Hyaluronic acid enters the process of cellular metabolism and begins to disintegrate.
Then the skin without support “shrinks”, wrinkles become more noticeable, and the client needs a new biorevitalization procedure. From the first session to the next, there is a cumulative effect. The more biorevitalization procedures you go through, the more procedures you will need in the future. Many become addicted to both the biochemical and psychological aspects of the issue: to refuse another injection of beauty means to come to terms with old age.
Indications
- Dry skin lacking moisture.
- Signs of aging and aging of the skin.
- Loss of skin elasticity.
- Swelling, bags, and dark circles around the eyes.
- Spider veins (couperose).
- Enlarged pores.
- Acne.
- Scars, stretch marks.
- Fuzzy face contour.
- Saggy cheeks, double chin.
Just do not think that biorevitalization will instantly save you from all the cosmetic problems presented in this list. The specialist, together with you, will identify the most serious problems that you need to get rid of first of all.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and lactation period.
- Autoimmune diseases ( arthritis, multiple sclerosis).
- Any chronic diseases in the acute stage.
- Inflammatory processes.
- Skin tendency to scarring.
- Individual intolerance, allergies.
- Neoplasms, including oncological ones.
- Diabetes.
- Nevi, moles, large age spots.
- Cholelithiasis.
It is not necessary to carry out the procedure during menstruation.
Benefits of the procedure:
- A noticeable anti-aging effect.
- A short and simple procedure compared to plastic surgery.
- Fast recovery period.
- The affordability of the service comparing to radical methods of rejuvenation.
- Use of substances chemically close to the components of skin metabolism.
- Possibility of injections at almost any age.
Disadvantages of the procedure:
- Artificial hyaluronic acid differs from natural molecular structure. On the one hand, this prolongs the effect of the procedure, but on the other hand, for the cells, this substance is a foreign body, which can lead to local inflammation or even a tumor process.
- Addiction to anti-aging agents. With frequent treatments, the skin adapts to not having to develop its own product. And if it is deprived of injection feed, then it will begin to lose elasticity more and sag visually more strongly.
- It is important that the specialist performing the procedures is a high-class professional: he has a certain skill and medical knowledge. Less competent beauticians make mistakes. For example, they hurt a nerve.
- The patient may not be aware of the presence of contraindications.
Of course, it does not mean that a particular person will be able to manifest all contraindications, as well as the fact that the likelihood of a threat to health during biorevitalization is completely impossible. The final choice will always be yours.
