Biorevitalization

Biorevitalization is one of the methods of prevention and correction of cosmetic defects of the skin by saturating its deep layers with hyaluronic acid. Translated, the term “biorevitalization” means “natural revival”.

Hyaluronic acid is a hydrocolloid that is part of the intercellular substance that is involved in the processes of cell division and nutrition, synthesis of collagen and elastin, which provides skin hydration.

Indications for biorevitalization:
– Dryness and dehydration of the skin, reduction of its elasticity, which occur due to age changes and for other reasons. A more effective moisturizer than hyaluronic acid has not yet been created.
– Small wrinkles, deterioration of the skin of any type (dry, oily), caused by the damaging effects of ultraviolet light, smoking, stress, etc. The appearance of the first signs of aging is associated with a decrease in the content of hyaluronic acid in the skin. Biorevitalization is recommended not only to combat the already existing manifestations of aging, but also to prevent their occurrence.
– Injured skin, the need to accelerate its recovery after laser resurfacing, intermediate chemical peels, plastic surgery. Hyaluronic acid is a component necessary for complete cell division, which actively occurs during healing. After injuries, the concentration of this acid at the site of injury increases naturally, its addition from the outside accelerates this process and, accordingly, the healing itself.
– UFO. Biorevitalization is used both to prepare the skin for ultraviolet radiation and to combat the effects. Hyaluronic acid provides both protection of cells from free radicals formed under the influence of ultraviolet light, and moisturizes the skin, which intensively loses moisture due to high ambient temperature and ultraviolet radiation.
– Unhealthy skin color, its dull hue, pigment spots, dark circles under the eyes. Melanin – a skin pigment that is responsible for its color, in addition, performs an antioxidant function. Therefore, areas of skin that are subject to increased oxidative stress are prone to excessive pigmentation. Biorevitalization increases the antioxidant protection of the hyperpigmented area and helps to restore its color. Rapid removal of focal hyperpigmentation can be achieved through a combination of different methods: medium peeling, biorevitalization and the use of agents that inhibit the formation of melanin.
– Enlarged pores and increased sebum production in oily, problem skin. Preparations containing hyaluronic acid in the form of esters have the ability to reduce the activity of the sebaceous glands.

Seek the advice of our specialist to accurately determine the need for the procedure.