Biorevitalization, although it is an infiltrative treatment, should not be confused with the hyaluronic acid filler.

In fact, the hyaluronic acid used by this type of treatment is not cross-linked; this means that its fibers are free, therefore, once injected into the dermis, it is able to spread more easily. Unlike the filler, Biorevitalization does not aim at filling wrinkles or restoring the volumes of one or more parts of the face.

The treatment produces a restructuring action because, by promoting cell turnover and stimulating the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, it counteracts the sagging skin of the face. It also produces an anti-oxidant action, so it counteracts the action of free radicals, the main responsible for cellular aging. It also has a powerful moisturizing action, since it is able to stimulate the recall of water in the tissues.

Biorevitalization produces a rapid rejuvenation of the face and a significant reduction of wrinkles, but also of dark circles. It also acts on other skin imperfections such as melasma and dark spots on the face.

Biorevitalization is a safe procedure, which is performed on an outpatient basis and involves the use of biocompatible and resorbable substances. It has no particular contraindications.

You will not feel any pain during the procedure as a light anesthetic cream is applied. After the treatment, redness and / or small edema may appear which will go away within a few days. You will be able to resume your normal daily activities immediately.

To obtain appreciable results, approximately 4 or 6 sessions are required, to be repeated every 2 or 3 weeks.

If you want to revitalize your face, restoring firmness, elasticity and firmness, if you want to give your skin a boost of energy and brightness, or a significant reduction in fine wrinkles, you could consider undergoing Biorevitalization sessions.