Boosterization or skin remodeling − This is a modern technique that provides skin rejuvenation due to the effect of stabilized hyaluronic acid on it in combination with polynucleotides. This procedure is necessarily carried out taking into account the lines of Langer and allows you to achieve a pronounced effect of rejuvenation. On estet-portal.com, read more about the boosterization procedure, as well as the most effective preparations for its implementation, such as TwAc® polynucleotides; presented by Medhome Trade House.
Secrets of the effectiveness of the facial remodeling procedure
Polydeoxyribonucleotides increase the reparative properties of the skin, and stabilized hyaluronic acid gives it elasticity, brightening effect and shine. The remodeling or boosterization procedure helps not only to mask skin defects, but to restore it from the inside. Polynucleotides activate processes that slow down with age, and also reduce the impact of damaging factors.
Molecular weight of polynucleotides less than 500 kDa − this means that they do not carry genetic information and do not cause cell transformation.
TwAc® polynucleotides presented by Medhome Trading House stimulate angiogenesis and improve blood flow due to the formation of a new capillary network. These properties of the drugs allow them to be used to correct such changes in the periorbital area as dark circles and bags under the eyes.
Remodeling:
• the advantages of the remodeling procedure over other rejuvenation techniques;
• features of the facial remodeling procedure;
• effective preparations used for facial remodeling.
The advantages of the remodeling procedure over other rejuvenation methods
The polynucleotide remodeling procedure has a number of advantages over other techniques, namely:
• remodeling ensures restoration of skin tone and elasticity;
• polynucleotides protect the skin from free radical damage;
• polynucleotides are able to bind water molecules, which has an intense moisturizing effect;
• during remodeling with the help of polynucleotides, growth factors are activated and, as a result, tissue regeneration occurs.
The remodeling procedure not only restores the volume deficit, but also activates the reserve capacity of the skin and stimulates collagen synthesis.
Peculiarities of the facial remodeling procedure
To achieve the maximum effect during the remodeling procedure, it is necessary to take into account the anatomical features of the lymph outflow. From the skin of the forehead and upper eyelid, the outflow of lymphatic fluid occurs in the parotid lymph nodes, from the supraorbital region and upper lip − in the submandibular, from the chin − in the sublingual. Lymph descends along the neck and moves to the axillary lymph nodes. In connection with these features, it is necessary to carry out the boosterization procedure, treating the skin up to the axillary lymph nodes. This technique allows you to achieve a more pronounced and lasting result.
Effective drugs used for facial remodeling
Drugs of choice for remodeling procedure − these are polynucleotides, as they provide not only volume replenishment, but also stimulate the metabolic activity of cells.
To achieve the optimal result in the correction of age-related changes of various depths, it is recommended to use preparations with different concentrations of polynucleotides.
TwAc® Eyes contains 2 mg/ml of polydeoxyribonucleotides (PDRN) and is optimally suitable for correcting changes in the periorbital zone. TwAc® 2.0 (5 mg / ml PDRN; 15 mg / ml hyaluronic acid) is the drug of choice for fine-wrinkled type of aging, as well as in the presence of dryness and atony of the skin. TwAc® 3.0 (5 mg / ml PDRN; 20 mg / ml hyaluronic acid) provides a pronounced lifting and effectively compensates for the lack of volume.
TwAc® polynucleotides presented by the Trade house Medhome effectively eliminate age-related changes at the cellular level, activating the processes of synthesis and proliferation of fibroblasts.
The article was prepared on the basis of materials provided by Medhom.
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