Biostimulation

The skin has a natural potential for renewal – it just needs the right support. Biostimulation is a modern approach in aesthetic medicine that does not work with fillers or BTX, but activates the skin’s own regenerative processes. Find out which biostimulation methods are most commonly used today, how exactly they work and why their results look so natural and long-lasting.

What is skin biostimulation

Biostimulation is a process in which a substance or stimulus is introduced into the skin that activates the skin’s own renewal processes. The goal is not to immediately add volume, but to kick-start the production of new collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid directly in the tissue.

Unlike classic fillers, which shape the skin from the outside, biostimulation works with the cells themselves. Fibroblasts, the cells responsible for collagen production, are activated and gradually change the structure of the skin from within. The result is firmer, more hydrated and more elastic skin with a natural appearance.

If you are looking for a method that improves the quality of the skin, not just its immediate shape, biostimulation is a suitable choice for you. We recommend considering it especially where the overall condition of the skin is the focus, not the solution of one specific wrinkle.

Which biostimulation methods we use

At our clinic we perform biostimulation using two main methods: the application of polynucleotides and bioremodelling with hyaluronic acid. Both methods work on a different principle, but their goal is the same: to support the natural renewal of the skin from within.

The main differences between the two approaches:

• Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments that activate fibroblasts and support collagen production as well as hydration
  
  
• Bioremodelling with hyaluronic acid uses specially stabilised hyaluronic acid that evenly hydrates and firms the tissue across the entire treated area

Polynucleotides: biostimulation with salmon DNA

Polynucleotides are purified DNA fragments, most often obtained from salmon milt, which after thorough processing are used to support the regenerative processes of the skin. After application they activate fibroblasts and support collagen production as well as skin hydration.

This method is particularly suitable for fine wrinkles, loss of elasticity and sensitive areas such as the eye area, where classic fillers are not the ideal choice. At our clinic we use a clinically tested preparation with a proven safety profile for this purpose. If you are addressing overall skin quality and fine wrinkles, polynucleotides are one of the gentlest methods available.

Bioremodelling with hyaluronic acid

Bioremodelling is a biostimulatory method in which ultra-pure hyaluronic acid with a high concentration is applied to the skin. Unlike a classic filler it does not accumulate in one place, but spreads evenly over the entire treated area and supports its hydration and firming.

This hyaluronic acid also stimulates fibroblasts to produce their own collagen and elastin, so the resulting effect combines immediate hydration with long-term firming. The method is particularly suitable for areas with a more pronounced loss of elasticity and skin shape, typically on the face, neck, décolleté, hands, but also on other parts of the body. If you are dealing with overall loss of firmness and skin hydration, bioremodelling is an effective choice with a visible improvement in skin tone.

When the result of biostimulation appears

The first improvement in skin quality is noticeable within a few days to weeks; the full effect of biostimulation appears gradually over four to eight weeks depending on the chosen method. The best results are achieved with a series of two to three treatments at intervals of three to four weeks.

The gradual onset of the effect is a typical feature of biostimulation, in contrast to the immediate effect of classic fillers. Patience pays off in this case, because changes in skin quality develop gradually and look natural.

For whom biostimulation is suitable

Biostimulation is suitable for adult clients who want to improve skin quality, support its elasticity and slow down the visible signs of ageing. It is suitable both for prevention in younger skin and for addressing more pronounced changes in more mature skin.

Contraindications include an active skin infection in the treated area, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Before the procedure a consultation therefore always takes place, at which the doctor assesses the state of health and recommends the most suitable method or a combination of methods.

Natural skin rejuvenation

Biostimulation represents a modern direction in aesthetic medicine that does not add volume to the skin from the outside, but awakens its own capacity for regeneration. Whether you choose polynucleotides or bioremodelling with hyaluronic acid, the result is a more natural and longer-lasting improvement in skin quality than with classic fillers. If you are looking for a way to restore vitality to the skin without surgery, a consultation with our doctor will help you find the method tailored precisely to your skin type.

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