Hyaluronic acid is the main structural component of connective tissue. Moisture in the skin is maintained by Hyaluronic acid. A single molecule will combine up to 500 molecules of water.

Young people have naturally high Hyaluronic levels in the skin. As we grow older, Hyaluronic levels decrease and our skin will start to show visible signs of ageing as elasticity decreases. Over time, UV rays also damage the skin. This process is known as photoaging.

In 2007, scientists in America proved that making small injections of Hyaluronic acid into the skin achieved collagen synthesis stimulation. The process slowed skin fragmentation and improved moisture levels in the derma.

Newly formed derma fibres also tightened and lifted the skin as elasticity improved.

A minimum of three sessions is recommended, with a break of 3-4 weeks between each procedure.

Injecting the skin with Hyaluronic acid begins to integrate new moisture into the circulation process. This microcirculation nurtures and oxidises skin cells, which will then begin to generate their own Hyaluronic acid. Skin tone and elasticity will improve as the acid will stimulate collagen and elastin synthesis.

Long-term results can be achieved with just 3-4 treatments. During the process, the patient will notice the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles as the skin begins to appear younger and more radiant.

Biorevitalization prices will vary and depends on the size of the area treated and the amount of product used. Please contact us for more information using the button below.