Youth gives a beautiful complexion and does not require special care. Young girls just need to get out of bed and their skin will glow with beauty. But over the years, ladies have to carry out various cosmetic procedures: apply nourishing cream, face mask, oils, vitamins and much more. More precisely, after 25 years, constant care is required to keep the skin fresh. Over the years, the skin loses natural moisture and sagging appears. Cosmetics come to the rescue; in older age, the situation only gets worse. Today cosmetologists are ready to offer rejuvenating facial treatments at the deep molecular level.
Biorevitalization is a popular method of rejuvenation without surgical intervention. As cosmetologists note, this procedure can restore youth to a woman. It’s not for nothing that its literal translation means “natural revival.”
Description of the procedure
In scientific terms, facial biorevitalization is a procedure for introducing a high concentration of active substances under the skin, which can significantly improve the appearance, obtain a lifting effect, and reduce the depth of wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid, trace elements, vitamins, amino acids and peptides are often used. In adulthood, you need more powerful “artillery” and already add components for intensive skin tightening: DNA-RNA complexes and DMAE (dimethylaminoethanol).
Biorelivatization methods today are different:
- Injections;
- Laser radiation;
- Electricity;
- Ultrasonic waves;
- Under the influence of cold.
Hyaluronic acid binds water molecules, so skin elasticity appears and wrinkles are smoothed out.
But it is important to understand that the composition of the drug is selected individually for each client; many indicators are taken into account: age, facial skin condition, type of skin aging. For example, for deformational type of aging or fine wrinkles, completely different drugs will be used.
About Novakutan
Full name – Novacutan (Novakutan).
Manufacturer: Laboratories Fijie.
Country of origin: France. Leading experts from Germany, France, Russia, Belgium and South Korea took part in the creation of the drug.
Release form – 1 syringe per package, biofiller for injection.
Compound. Pure amino acids: glycine, proline, glutamic acid, arginine.
Features: microbolus technique, subdermal injection depth.
Indications for biorevitalization
Quite often you can receive offers from cosmetologists to perform a similar procedure. But before you agree, you need to find out what the contraindications are and whether such a procedure is suitable for your skin type. Such advice should be given by a specialist.
You can resort to the biorevitalization procedure in the following cases:
- wrinkles appeared, elasticity decreased, as well as severe dry skin;
- the condition of the skin worsened due to smoking, vertical wrinkles appeared on the lips;
- prevention of aging;
- therapy of photoaging and biological aging of the skin.
Biorevitalization can improve complexion, skin texture (especially in smokers), increase elasticity, and reduce the depth of wrinkles. And most importantly, it allows you to achieve the effect of tightening the skin. Associated effects may include correction of pigmentation, reduction in the appearance of rosacea, and inflammatory elements from acne. But everything will depend on the composition of the drug during the procedure.
Biorevitalization is contraindicated in case of individual intolerance to hyaluronic acid, which is the main substance of action.
You should also temporarily refrain from this cosmetic service:
- Pregnant and lactating women;
- For acute infections of various etiologies;
- If you have oncology;
- In case of individual intolerance, allergies;
- For diabetes;
- The presence of moles and large age spots;
- For cholelithiasis;
- During the menstrual cycle.
What tests need to be taken when planning a pregnancy?
Summarizing all of the above, here is the main list of women's studies and tests that should be taken when planning a pregnancy:
- Consultation with a gynecologist;
- Smear for STDs and oncocytology;
- Biochemical blood test for HIV, AIDS, syphilis, hepatitis B and C;
- Ultrasound of the pelvic organs;
- Ultrasound of the mammary glands (mammography);
- Consultation with a therapist and other doctors who deal with chronic diseases.
Additionally, a man can take a spermogram - the main test when planning a pregnancy, and also consult with a urologist (optional, only if pregnancy does not occur within 1 year). To compensate for nutritional deficiencies and restore hormonal levels (interrelated tasks), a woman can consult an endocrinologist at the stage of planning or managing pregnancy.
How often can the procedure be done?
This depends on the method of administration of the drug. When injected, the substance enters the layers of the dermis faster and is more active. The interval between sessions is 3-4 weeks. The optimal course is 3 procedures.
With the non-injection method, 3 to 4 sessions per month are required. The full course will take 8-10 procedures. Repeating is possible only after six months.
Often doing anti-aging procedures is dangerous: biorevitalization oversaturates the skin of the face, the epidermis no longer produces its own acid.
Specialists can improve their knowledge in the field of cosmetology and master current and in-demand working methods at CHTA courses.
Cost of Adnexitis treatment
If a woman is diagnosed with adnexitis during pregnancy, treatment is carried out according to a special scheme, taking into account the patient’s position. It is impossible to use antibiotics and other heavy drugs that affect the growth and development of the fetus in such situations. The doctor selects medications that are safe for the unborn child, but at the same time fight the infection. To
The cost of treating adnexitis for each patient is calculated individually, taking into account:
- forms of the disease;
- degree of neglect;
- presence of complications;
- duration of the course of therapy;
- the use of additional therapeutic techniques, etc.
To find out the cost of treating adnexitis and make an appointment with a specialist at the Healthy Family clinic, call +7 (495) 185 93 07 or request a call back. As soon as the managers see the request, they will immediately contact you and advise you on all issues of interest.
Main types of procedures
Cosmetologists offer two options for biorevetalization:
- Introduction of hyaluronate into the subcutaneous layers through small, numerous injections. Hardware or manual chipping method. This method involves two to three days of restoration of the epidermis. Allows you to achieve a quick rejuvenation effect, but there may be side effects;
- Biorevitalization of the face without mechanical impact. Hyaluronic acid is delivered to the dermis under the influence of a special device. The method is completely non-traumatic, so no recovery time is needed. Efficiency is lower than that of injections.
In turn, there are several types of non-injection method:
- Laserpheresis – using a laser beam;
- Magnetophoresis - using the influence of magnetic waves;
- Ultraphonophoresis – using ultrasound;
- Cryobiorevitalization – liquid nitrogen and electric current are used;
- OXY therapy – with the help of oxygen, the active substance is introduced;
- Iontophoresis is the use of galvanic current.
Features of facial biorevitalization
The procedure is aimed primarily at preventing fine wrinkles and deeply moisturizing the facial skin. Biorevitalization is also possible on any part of the body.
Most often, clients undergo a complex of procedures on the face, hands, neck, and décolleté.
There is biorevitalization of the eyes: it gets rid of bags, dark circles around the eyes, bruises, signs of aging or fatigue.
Biorevitalization after summer or vacation can be a life-saving procedure for facial skin. Throughout the hot season, the skin is dried out by the sun's rays. This leads to the fact that it becomes dry, lethargic, and loses moisture. And the procedure can revitalize the skin, fill it with strength and energy before the severe frosts of winter, which also negatively affect the structure of the skin.
Pros and cons of biorevitalization
Like any cosmetic procedure, biorevitalization has its advantages and disadvantages, which you need to know before visiting a cosmetologist. The advantages of biorevitalization can be considered:
- Hyaluronic acid is produced in the body of every person. The introduction of a related substance into the dermis implies rapid absorption, minimizing the risks of the body’s rejection of the component;
- When the composition is introduced, active regeneration of the epidermis is launched, thanks to the biorevitalization procedure, rapid skin regeneration occurs;
- Noticeable skin rejuvenation;
- Fast recovery after the procedure;
- The process itself does not take much time;
- Affordable price compared to plastic surgery;
- Suitable for almost any age.
The negative aspects include:
- Possibility of side effects. These may be small hematomas, injured capillaries, facial swelling;
- In the process, you can get a lasting, long-lasting rejuvenation effect. But careful skin care is required after procedures;
- Hyaluronic acid obtained artificially differs in molecular structure from natural one. The effect is prolonged after the procedure, but the substance is foreign to the cells. And this can provoke local inflammation or even lead to the formation of a tumor;
- The product is addictive to anti-aging substances. With frequent procedures, the skin stops producing its own hyaluronic acid. And if you stop periodically replenishing substances, the aging process will proceed faster, and the skin will begin to fade more.
Techniques
The type of treatment is selected depending on the condition of the skin. If everything is clear with hardware biorevitalization, then, when considering the injection technique, we should dwell in more detail on the technique.
Papular technique
Hyaluronic acid is injected into the upper and middle layers, with the needle at an angle of 15 degrees to the skin. Papules form on the surface - small elevations filled with the active substance. They resolve within 3 days and the skin becomes even. Medium-sized papules, 3–4 mm, are made during rejuvenation of dense areas; papules with a diameter of 1-2 mm - when working with delicate areas of the face around the eyes or lips, 0.01-0.02 ml of the drug is injected.
Tubercular or micropapular technique
Injections are made at an angle of 45 degrees with a 4 mm needle, with its cut pointing downwards. The drug depot is created in the deeper layers of the dermis at a depth of 3 mm. Facial biorevitalization using this method is good because the skin after the procedure remains smooth, only traces of punctures are visible on it. But there is also a drawback - it is more difficult to control the volume of the injected substance and achieve uniform injection (papules in the previous method can be observed visually, so it is easier for a cosmetologist).
Linear-retrograde technique
The principle is borrowed from facial contouring, or rather reinforcement. This is a rather complex method of biorevitalization, which is why mesotherapists often neglect it. But it is also one of the most effective. To introduce hyaluronic acid, a needle 12–13 mm long is used. A puncture is made, then the needle is inserted parallel to the surface of the skin over its entire length, moving into the middle layers of the dermis. When moving backwards, the drug is released from the syringe.
The method allows you to reduce the number of injections. In addition, with deep penetration, tissues are more damaged, which stimulates more active regeneration and intensive production of collagen and elastin. Thus, biorevitalization achieves a double effect: due to the action of the active substance and due to the tissue response to irritation.
