Bioremodelers and biostimulators. Stimulate the production of collagen and elastin from the deep layers of the skin to restore density, elasticity and hydration without altering the structure of your face.
Treatments that aim to stimulate processes related to collagen production in order to progressively improve the firmness, elasticity and quality of the skin, according to the characteristics and needs of each person.
Personalized medical solutions for loss of density and firmness.
Clear information to help you make informed decisions.
The main difference lies in how they work and what we aim to achieve with each one.
The hyaluronic acid fillers add volume, support or projection to certain areas of the face. Depending on their characteristics and density, they can be used to define contours, restore volume or support the tissues. They also have hydrating properties, although this is not the main purpose of all fillers.
The biostimulators, on the other hand, aim to support the tissues’ own biological processes, such as collagen production and remodeling, depending on the product used.
No, the effect is progressive and is mainly aimed at improving characteristics such as the firmness, elasticity and density of the skin, rather than providing immediate volume.
Most treatments require two or three consecutive sessions to see the effects on the skin, although the number may vary by one session more or less depending on each patient’s characteristics.
The products applied break down gradually, but the changes they produce in the tissues can last longer.
We will assess the characteristics of your skin and your goals to determine whether a biostimulator may be right for you, what to expect from the treatment and when it is enough.
