The desire to become beautiful and to preserve youth is one of the aspirations of most women. And in attempts to satisfy this desire, aesthetic medicine is constantly evolving. To date, the so-called biorevitalization of the skin is considered one of the most common methods. This is a completely new way that allows you to easily and quickly restore the natural structure of the skin layers without harm to health.
What is biorevitalization?
In translation, the term "biorevitalization" itself means "return to life by natural means." What is this technique based on? In fact, this is a method during which synthesized hyaluronic acid is injected into the skin layers by injection.
The fact is that hyaluronic acid is an integral part of the skin - its molecules are contained in the intercellular substance and provide optimal hydration. Unfortunately, with age, the level of hyaluronic acid begins to gradually decrease, as a result of which moisture is lost - the skin becomes thinner, the first wrinkles appear on it.
In fact, biorevitalization of the skin is a replenishment of hyaluronic acid in the body. It is also interesting that one acid molecule can hold about 500 water molecules nearby . Accordingly, such a treatment gradually moisturizes the skin, restores its natural elasticity, smoothes wrinkles.
Biorevitalization of the skin and its varieties
To begin with, it is worth noting that the implementation of such a procedure is allowed only to certified doctors. Be careful - when contacting a beauty salon, read the appropriate certificate that allows the cosmetologist to give injections.
The course of treatment depends on the condition of the skin. In any case, the doctor must first examine you, then choose the appropriate drug and schedule a procedure. Theoretically, the injection can be carried out practically on any part of the body, but most often the skin, face and lips can be treated. Biorevitalization is usually divided into the following categories:
- preventive biorevitalization - aimed at preventing dry skin and, accordingly, premature aging;
- therapeutic biorevitalization is carried out if skin problems have already begun. Such treatment requires regular repeated sessions.
Skin biorevitalization: indications for use
Like any other procedure, the introduction of hyaluronic acid has a number of indications:
- it is used to moisturize dry, slowly fading skin;
- used for dehydration, decreased elasticity and the gradual loss of turgor in skin tissues;
- Indication is also considered premature aging associated with constant stress, exposure to sunlight and smoking;
- the procedure is indispensable in the rehabilitation period, for example, after plastic surgery, chemical and laser peeling.
In any case, only a doctor with official permission to inject can prescribe such a treatment.
Biorevitalization: complications and contraindications
Of course, biorevitalization guarantees the patient a quick result, because under the influence of hyaluronic acid the skin is saturated with moisture, acquires a pleasant, natural shade, becomes velvety and smooth. But, unfortunately, the procedure has several contraindications:
- injections are prohibited in the presence of severe chronic or autoimmune diseases, as well as acute herpetic infection;
- the procedure is strictly prohibited during pregnancy and lactation;
- you can not use this technique if the patient has a pronounced allergy to drugs;
- injections should not be carried out if an inflammatory process is observed on the skin exposed to the procedure - in this case it is better to wait.
- a contraindication can be considered taking anticoagulants (bleeding is possible) or with an increased tendency to form keloid scars;
As for the complications, they are minimal. Small red dots may remain at the injection site, which disappear after three days. In some cases, redness of the skin, the appearance of bruises or swelling are possible. In any case, the injuries go away on their own over the next few days.