Biorevitalization
The multidisciplinary medical center “K+31” offers biorevitalization of the face using only certified drugs. The procedures are carried out by qualified and experienced specialists, which guarantees high-quality and durable results.
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Many women are interested in questions - biorevitalization of the face: what is it and how many procedures need to be done to become young and beautiful again, to get rid of age-related changes. Some of them confuse biorevitalization with mesotherapy, since both methods involve injection rejuvenation of skin cells. It is important to understand the intricacies of each cosmetic procedure.
The essence of the biorevitalization method is the subcutaneous administration of preparations containing hyaluronic acid, which is also produced by the body itself, but in smaller quantities than necessary. These cocktails smooth out wrinkles, small scars and scars, improve metabolic processes, relieve puffiness and dark circles under the eyes and give the face a healthy color.
Mesotherapy is a method that involves the use of an individual composition containing plant extracts, vitamins and minerals. Their action is aimed at eliminating a specific aesthetic problem. Such preparations have an aqueous consistency and may contain a small amount of hyaluronic acid (up to 1 ml). During biorevitalization, gels with a high content of this substance and a minimum amount of auxiliary ingredients are used. Mesotherapy is carried out manually or using hardware.
The drugs used for biorevitalization are injected into the deeper layers of the epidermis, requiring fewer injections for a more pronounced rejuvenating effect.
Types of biorevitalization
- Injection biorevitalization is a method in which a cosmetologist injects hyaluronic acid with a thin needle manually or using special cosmetology equipment. To achieve maximum results, you must complete the full course of injections. Usually 3-5 sessions are enough.
- Non-injection (hardware) biorevitalization:
- Laser biorevitalization is a method of delivering substances using a laser.
- Oxygen biorevitalization - hyaluronic acid is injected with oxygen, which is supplied under pressure.
- Iontophoresis - hyaluronic acid is injected using current.
- Magnetophoresis is a method in which a drug is injected under the skin using magnetic waves.
- Ultraphonophoresis – substances are introduced using ultrasonic vibrations.
- Cryobiorevitalization - electric waves or liquid nitrogen are used to introduce substances.
- And other methods of delivering hyaluronic acid under the skin.
Indications
Biorevitalization in cosmetology is used in the presence of the following indications:
- Wrinkles and creases associated with the physiological processes of aging.
- Flaxity and dryness of the skin.
- Pigment spots.
- Acne.
- Black dots.
- Skin dehydration.
- Enlarged pores.
- Progressive rosacea.
- Dull skin color.
- Scar changes in the skin.
- Dark bags, puffiness under the eyes.
- Vascular networks.
- And other pronounced age-related changes.
In addition, facial revitalization is performed after laser resurfacing, chemical peelings and contouring, after prolonged exposure to ultraviolet radiation. The biorevitalization procedure supports the positive changes achieved in tissues from other cosmetology procedures. Hyaluronic acid molecules collect moisture and help quickly relieve swelling. It also helps restore the functioning of the sebaceous glands and increase the resistance of epidermal cells to ultraviolet radiation, which minimizes the signs of aging. After biorevitalization, the skin becomes elastic and radiant.
How does the biorevitalization procedure work?
At the initial consultation, the cosmetologist assesses the patient’s skin condition, conducts a survey on the presence of chronic diseases and intolerance to any medications. He also talks in detail about what biorevitalization is, how it is performed, what side effects may occur after the procedure and how long the recovery period lasts. Which technique to use, which drug to use and in what quantity is determined only by the cosmetologist, depending on the condition of the skin and the patient herself, the presence of certain age-related changes, etc.
Injection biorevitalization is carried out in the following sequence:
- Assume a position lying on the couch, hair tucked under a disposable headdress.
- Cleansing the skin of makeup and applying an anesthetic to reduce pain.
- Intradermal administration of the drug using short and thin needles evenly throughout the entire treated area.
- Applying an antiseptic composition to the skin with an anti-inflammatory and cooling effect for better healing.
The procedure does not cause severe discomfort, is painless, and therefore recovery occurs quickly. After the procedure, papules no more than 0.5 mm high appear at the injection sites. They disappear on their own after 3–5 days.
The duration of the procedure is 30–40 minutes. Sometimes after injection biorevitalization, redness, bruising, itching and swelling appear in the treated areas. Such side effects are considered a normal reaction of the body to injections and damage. They usually go away within 3 days. If the skin does not recover and the discomfort persists longer, you should consult your doctor.
Recommendations after the procedure
On the first day, do not touch the skin with your hands; for several days after injections, it is recommended to avoid mechanical impacts on the skin and the use of decorative cosmetics. For several days it is forbidden to apply creams, serums and other care products to the face, which can cause various complications. Avoid scrubbing and using alcohol-containing products, but try to drink up to two liters of water.
It is recommended to refrain from drinking strong alcoholic beverages for 10–14 days after the procedure, as they reduce immunity and cause severe swelling of the skin.
2-3 days after biorevitalization, you can wash your face with micellar water or treat your skin with a decoction of chamomile, which promotes regeneration and has an antiseptic effect. The use of cosmetic care products is allowed 7–10 days after the procedure.
The recovery period, if injection techniques were used, usually lasts 10–12 days. It is not recommended to take hot showers or baths at this time. For 3-4 weeks, refrain from visiting swimming pools, solariums, saunas and steam baths. Also avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Limit physical activity as much as possible and avoid heavy lifting.
Advantages of biorevitalization at the K+31 clinic
At the K+31 medical center you can undergo a full course of biorevitalization at a competitive price. The clinic employs only certified cosmetologists who use sterile thin needles and proven products from well-known manufacturers that are well accepted by the body.
Why choose the K+31 clinic:
- Use of advanced technologies and modern equipment.
- Compliance with international quality and safety standards.
- Friendly and caring staff.
- Comfortable conditions of stay.
- Individual approach.
- The center has an impeccable reputation for a long time.
- Convenient location of branches in Moscow.
- Flexible system of discounts and bonuses.
The composition of the drugs and for which areas to use them are chosen by the doctor, taking into account the age and condition of the patient’s skin and the desired effect. Our clinic offers high-quality cosmetology services and reasonable prices.
The cost depends on the drug that will be used, the technique, the affected area and other factors. You can find out more about prices for services, see promotions (we run them all the time) and reviews from other patients on our clinic’s website. Sign up for a biorevitalization procedure at a convenient time to restore your youth.
The information posted on this page is for informational purposes only and cannot be taken as a recommendation. Only the attending physician can prescribe this or that treatment or procedure.
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Facial biorevitalization is a cosmetic procedure aimed at restoring the skin, eliminating defects and age-related changes with the help of special substances that are injected under the skin. It is usually done on women over 35 years of age. At this age, the production of collagen and elastin in the epidermis decreases and there is not as much hyaluronic acid in the skin as there was in youth.
Hyaluronic acid attracts and retains moisture and promotes the proper organization of natural elastin and collagen molecules, which, in turn, form the skin framework. Decreased production of these substances leads to sagging skin, wrinkles and other signs of aging. Biorevitalization in cosmetology is used for various areas: forehead, area under and around the eyes, nasolabial folds, bridge of the nose, area around the lips, cheeks, neck, décolleté, hands. A noticeable visual effect is observed after the first biorevitalization procedure: the skin becomes moisturized, tightened and soft to the touch.