Skin Biostimulation is a medical procedure to moisturize the skin from inside out, the opposite direction that over the counter hydrating cosmetics take, causing dehydration instead, since most of them cannot pass the skin barrier.
HOW SKIN BIOSTIMULATION WORKS
Biostimulation works at the dermal level, moisturizing it, induces fibroblasts to work ( these are the cells that produce collagen, to name but one feature ), and replenishes the skin’s assets.
We improve antioxidant potential of cellular membranes, induce mitochondria’s DNA and increase the cellular production of collagene, elastin and functional mucopolysaccharides for the extracellular matrix!
Skin Biostimulation is primarily a “medical” treatment and then an “aesthetic medicine” one; as for biorevitalization and Cellular Therapy the formulation is released at dermal level, but only precursors ( that will be transformed inside the tissues in active molecules ), are used.
This is Endo-Pharmacology ( give the precursor to induce the body to produce what is necessary, awakening dormant health and beauty mechanisms).
The rational behind the Endo-Pharmacology is “ teaching arithmetic instead of giving a calculator”.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Biostimulation
1. Who is Biostimulation recommended for?
Biostimulation is suitable for both men and women who wish to improve deep hydration, radiance, and skin elasticity, while counteracting signs of aging or the effects of stress, smoking, and pollution.
2. At what age can you start the treatment?
There’s no specific age, but it is generally recommended from the age of 25–30, when collagen and elastin production naturally begins to decline.
3. Is the procedure painful?
The treatment is usually well tolerated. It involves superficial microinjections and, if needed, a numbing cream can be applied to minimize discomfort.
4. How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on the condition of the skin and the patient’s goals, but a typical initial cycle includes 3–4 sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart, followed by periodic maintenance treatments.
5. Are there any side effects or downtime?
Side effects are minimal and temporary: mild redness, swelling, or small bruises may appear at the injection sites but usually resolve within a few hours or days.
6. Can Biostimulation be combined with other treatments?
Yes, it is often combined with other aesthetic medical treatments such as biorevitalization, fillers, or botulinum toxin for a synergistic and customized effect.
7. How long do the results last?
Results are long-lasting thanks to the progressive improvement in skin quality. However, maintenance sessions every 2–3 months are recommended, based on the treatment plan agreed upon with your doctor.
