Tissue biostimulators are advanced injectable treatments that do not simply โfillโ but instead stimulate the skinโs own regenerative processes. By activating fibroblasts, they encourage the natural production of collagen and elastin, leading to long-lasting improvement in skin density, elasticity, and structure. Unlike dermal fillers, biostimulators work gradually โ results develop over weeks and months, offering a subtle, natural rejuvenation.
TREATMENTS
Tissue Biostimulators
Types of Biostimulators
- Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) โ stimulates intensive collagen production, restoring lost volume and improving skin firmness. Effects build gradually and can last up to 2 years.
- Calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) โ not only stimulates collagen but also provides immediate, gentle volumising. It improves skin quality and structure, with results lasting around 12โ18 months.
- Polycaprolactone (PCL) โ a long-lasting biostimulator that promotes neocollagenesis while gradually resorbing. It improves skin thickness, elasticity, and contour, with effects lasting up to 2โ3 years.
Who are they for?
Biostimulators are ideal for individuals who wish to:
- Improve skin laxity, firmness, and density.
- Restore facial contours in a natural way.
- Reduce wrinkles and sagging without adding โheaviness.โ
- Achieve long-lasting results through stimulation rather than filling.
- Support anti-aging prevention by maintaining skin structure.
When to expect results?
- Improvements usually appear gradually after 4โ12 weeks as collagen production is stimulated.
- The number of sessions depends on the chosen product:
– PLLA โ typically a series of 2โ3 treatments every 3 months.
– CaHA โ often a single session, sometimes followed by a second treatment for optimal effect.
– PCL โ typically a series of 2โ3 treatments every 1-3 months.
Treatment areas
- Face (cheeks, jawline, temples, lower face)
- Neck
- Dรฉcolletรฉ
- Hands
