Mesotherapy and biorevitalization have a lot in common. These are injection procedures, and both have a number of effects from the application due to the irritating effect of the needle. Preparations for procedures contain hyaluronic acid. And today, not only mesotherapeutic products are created on the basis of a combination of different active components, but manufacturers have also begun to include some additional ingredients in the composition of biorevitalizants to enhance the properties. However, these procedures can be combined but never interchanged. What are their features, clarified estet-portal.com.
When is mesotherapy or biorevitalization preferred for anti-aging treatments
Mesotherapy and biorevitalization are not in vain mentioned in the same row, even listing the rejuvenating procedures offered in the clinic. There are many general skin effects that can be achieved with their use:
• moisturizing and getting rid of sagging;
• reduction in the appearance of photoaging;
• wrinkle correction;
• improvement of the condition of skin affected by stress, tobacco smoke, as well as traumatic cosmetic procedures.
The specific effect of mesotherapy and biorevitalization for the skin also lies in the fact that the microtraumas inflicted by the needle activate the processes of cellular regeneration. In response, they launch processes in cells that contribute to the production of components of the intercellular matrix, the processes of division of skin cells proper and local blood circulation is activated. Since bioactive substances are injected into the skin simultaneously with the irritating effect, the effect is quite strong.
For the correct selection of the procedure for each patient individually (mesotherapy or biorevitalization) the doctor must remember the peculiarities of these manipulations.
The principle of mesotherapy is to introduce bioactive substances into a specific layer of skin tissue where a defect needs to be corrected.
Mesotherapy preparations contain low molecular weight hyaluronic acid in their composition, and may also contain additional components in the form of & nbsp; amino acids, vasoactive components, lipolytics, components with anti-inflammatory and depigmenting effects. In addition, the preferred the introduction of mesococktails into the epidermis using nappage techniques, papular technique, or infiltration, if the action of additional components is aimed at restoring microcirculation or affecting subcutaneous fat. When it comes to mesopreparations with a moisturizing effect, their effect is aimed at moisturizing the epidermis, since the introduction of low molecular weight hyaluronic acid is the most physiological and safe for this particular layer of the skin.
The task of biorevitalization – solve the problem of moisturizing the deeper layers of the skin, including stimulating the production of its own hyaluronic acid in the dermis, and starting the processes of neocollagenogenesis.
Key component of biorevitalizants – it is high molecular weight hyaluronic acid at different concentrations. It not only has anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties, high molecular weight hyaluronic acid is able to retain moisture and stimulate the production of its own hyaluronic acid in the dermis. This substance is able to act on dermal fibroblasts, activating them to synthesize new collagen and elastin fibers. Thus, high-quality biorevitalizant for moisturizing able to change the state of both the dermis and the epidermis. It has a deeper impact and the ability to launch your own transformation mechanisms (synthesis and biodegradation) of hyaluronic acid. It has all the listed properties & nbsp; biorevitalizant based on high-molecular hyaluronic acid Neuramis Meso by Emet™.
Mesotherapy or biorevitalization – the choice depends on the properties of the preparation
Hyaluronic acid in preparations for biorevitalization performs a number of important functions in the skin that slow down the aging process:
• corrects the position of collagen and elastin fibers in the dermis and keeps them in the desired position;
• saturates the skin with moisture and promotes the synthesis of its own hyaluronic acid;
• helps inactivate free radicals;
• creates conditions for fibroblast proliferation.
In the manufacture of Neuramis Meso biorevitalizant, hyaluronic acid is used, supplied by the Japanese company Shiseido, the safety of which has been confirmed by a number of authoritative international organizations (FDA USA, European Quality Assurance for Medical Services and Medicines). Thanks to the enhanced cleaning process, it is hypoallergenic and reliable.
Neuramis Meso is designed for prolonged biorevitalization of the skin and long-term restoration of its hydrobalance, improving its structure and elasticity.
This is a non-pyrogenic, viscoelastic gel of an enzymatic non-stabilized high molecular weight hyaluronic acid – 20mg/ml.
In order to optimally develop and maintain the moisturizing effect, a course of 3 Neuramis Meso treatments, spaced 7-10 days apart, is recommended. Six months later, a second cycle is carried out. Introduction technique – intradermal microinjections.
The course of biorevitalization with Neuramis Meso from Emet™ allows you to regulate water metabolism in skin cells, prevent the development of age-related and mimic wrinkles, restore skin elasticity and tighten the oval of the face, which significantly slows down the manifestation of age-related changes.
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