Hyaluronic biorevitalization

At the current time in modern cosmetology very wide popularity has acquired hyaluronic biorevitalization. This procedure is aimed at skin rejuvenation. The very word "biorevitalization" from Latin translates as "natural renewal of life". The essence of this process of rejuvenation is the intradermal administration of arturulent hydrochloric acid.

Giluronic acid (HA) is a natural hydrocolloid, which is self-produced in our body. The functional task of the HA is to ensure the proper amount of moisture in the skin cells. After all, the violation of hydrobalance leads to visible changes in the skin. These transformations are especially noticeable on the face, neck, neckline, hands. The skin loses its natural elasticity, elasticity and healthy color. Actually hyaluronic biorevitalization helps to restore natural water metabolism, thereby removing visual signs of skin aging.

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Indications for the procedure

• The first symptoms of wrinkles (mimic or gravitational).
• Laxity and puffiness of the skin on open areas of the body (face, neck, hands).
• Signs of dehydration (dryness) of the skin.
• Correction of the face shape.
• Kuperoz (pronounced "mesh" of small capillaries).
• Changes in skin color for the worse (shaminess, grayness due to exposure to bad habits).
• Preparation of the skin for subsequent cosmetic procedures of rejuvenation (for example, medial or deep peeling).
• Violations of the integrity of the skin as a result of the influence of aggressive methods of rejuvenation and body correction (plastic surgery, liposuction).
• The increased functioning of the sebaceous glands, which results in increased skin fatness, acne and pore enlargement.
• Melasma, pigmented spots.
• Prevention of withering of the skin.

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Preparation

All preparation for hyaluronic biorevitalization consists of the following actions, which take place 4-5 days before the start of the process:

1. Seek advice from a therapist and dermatologist to avoid having contraindications to biorevitalization.
2. Stop the use of drugs that act to reduce blood coagulation (anticoagulants).
3. Start a course of taking medications with vitamin K, aimed at preventing the occurrence of bruising.
4. Exclude the use of alcoholic beverages and drugs of hypnotism (to normalize the effectiveness of anesthetics).
5. Together with a specialist who will conduct the procedure, you need to decide on the type of biorevitalization, the drug for administration and the apparatus (in case of hardware biorevitalization).

Technique of the hyaluronic biorevitalization

Natural hyaluronic acid (produced in the body naturally), depending on the length of the chain of polysaccharides, is divided into low molecular weight, medium molecular weight and high molecular weight. Low molecular weight HA has an anti-inflammatory effect. Application in medicine - therapeutic procedures for burns, acne, herpes, psoriasis. For cosmetic purposes, it is used in the form of separate constituent components of creams, lotions and tonic. The medium-molecular hyaluronic acid inhibits the process of migration and cell proliferation. It is prescribed for ophthalmic diseases, arthritis. High molecular weight HA has the ability to retain moisture in cells, and is also responsible for the normalization of all cellular processes in the body. It gives the skin firmness and increases its protective functions. It is the high-molecular form of hyaluronic acid, which is manufactured by industrial methods, for the present time is used for biorevitalization.

Previously, biorevitalizatsii used high molecular weight GC of animal origin. It was obtained by dividing the enzymes of the connective tissue of some parts of the animals. Mostly, the combs of the cock and the eyes of cattle were used. The procedure consisted of a special fractionation with the extraction of lipids and proteins, purification, precipitation and drying. Since this process required the application of high temperatures (from 85 to 100 degrees), high molecular groups were destroyed and converted to low molecular weight. Therefore, the result after biorevitalization was maintained for a very short time. In addition, there was a danger of allergy and inflammation due to a possible remainder of protein in the finished substance. For this reason, to date, a kind of hyaluronic acid of animal origin for biorevitalization is used with extreme caution.

Now, hyaluronic acid, acquired by the method of biotechnological synthesis, has gained special popularity. The basis of the biosynthesis of HA are cells of bacteria of streptococcal strain, cultured on a nutrient medium (in this case - wheat). The subsequent stages of the process are the isolation of hyaluronic acid, deep purification, precipitation and subsequent drying of the obtained substance. All stages of synthesis are carried out within the framework of strict rheological and bacteriological control. This gives guaranteed highest quality of the drug and compliance with mandatory chemical standards. Another important circumstance is the fact that the hyaluronic acid obtained in this way is completely identical to the HA produced naturally by the human body. Thus, its use for biorevitalization excludes the possibility of allergies and inflammatory processes.

Hyaluronic biorevitalizatsii in cosmetology salons use different types of GC: pure and dilute, cross-linked and non-crosslinked, low-molecular and high-molecular. The use of pure crosslinked low molecular weight hyaluronic acid has proved to be very good.

Separately, I want to mention hyaluronic acid with zinc. It is known that zinc has antioxidant and antibacterial properties. In addition, it regulates the process of cell renewal and division

What are the types of hyaluronic biorevitalization?

In connection with the method of penetration of HA in the skin, this procedure is divided into two types: injection and non-injection.

Injection hyaluronic biorevitalization of the face

The injection method of introducing HA is the process of introducing the finished product into the tissues of the skin (or subcutaneously) using an ultrathin-sized needle. This procedure can be performed both manually (using a conventional medical syringe) and in a hardware way (special attachments are used, which are put on the apparatus for biorevitalization). Manual mode of introduction, in contrast to the hardware method, is characterized by less aggressiveness. However, it requires special accuracy, care and high professional skills of the doctor-cosmetologist. For this reason, most patients who have opted for an injectable hyaluronic biorevitalization of the face prefer a hardware method.