Biorevitalization: Hyaluronic Acid, Indications, and Aftercare

Biorevitalization — deep skin hydration and rejuvenation with hyaluronic acid. Indications, contraindications, course, aftercare, and pricing at Radeski Skin Clinic.

What is biorevitalization?

Biorevitalization at Radeski Skin & Aesthetic Clinic is an effective method for preventing and correcting age-related skin changes. The procedure targets the main cause of epidermal aging: loss of water balance and the ability to retain moisture.

Products saturate the skin with hyaluronic acid, which hydrates it and restores water balance. As a result, fine lines and folds smooth out, aging processes slow down, and signs of fatigue fade.

Benefits of biorevitalization

Natural rejuvenation

Elastin and collagen levels decrease with age, leaving skin dry and lax. Hyaluronic acid in the injectable products stimulates production of these substances and nourishes the skin naturally.

Fast results

Visible improvement appears almost immediately — often after 1–2 sessions.

Long-lasting effect

The procedure helps you forget about wrinkles and dry, sagging skin for a long time. Results last about six months; with proper care, skin can remain elastic and fresh for years.

How biorevitalization is performed

Hyaluronic acid biorevitalization is a course of injection treatments. Fine, minimally traumatic needles reach the problem area at a set depth on the face, hands, eyelids, and décolleté.

The micro-punctures additionally stimulate immunity and trigger regeneration. The procedure is virtually painless — the area is pre-treated with anesthetic.

• One session: 45–60 minutes
• Course: usually 4–6 sessions as prescribed
• Full course: at least once every six months; supportive care (massage and other treatments) may be recommended between courses

Price depends on the chosen product. The physician selects it at consultation based on skin condition and desired outcome.

Indications

From age 25, cells produce beneficial substances less actively — preventive care becomes relevant. Main indications:

• wrinkles or their prevention;
• age-related laxity and dryness;
• dull complexion, pigmentation, under-eye circles;
• enlarged pores, increased sebaceous activity;
• recovery after plastic surgery, resurfacing, or peels.

Contraindications

Biorevitalization should not be performed if you have:

• blood or vascular disease;
• diabetes;
• oncology, tuberculosis, or other serious conditions;
• individual intolerance to hyaluronic acid;
• pregnancy or breastfeeding;
• viral or intestinal infections.

Age is a relative contraindication: injections are usually not recommended before 25. Exception — very dry skin, when hydrobalance can be restored at 20–25.

Moles are not a direct contraindication — injections are placed between them, not into the mole itself.

How long does the effect last?

Hyaluronic acid action is evident after the second procedure; final effect is reached after the fourth and lasts about six months. Skin glows and becomes more elastic — a hydro-reserve forms in deep layers, hydrating and normalizing the dermis.

Temporary dryness after the first injections, especially in heating season, is normal. Small papules at injection sites may appear for 1–3 days and resolve on their own.

Most often biorevitalization is done as 4–6 procedures with a two-week interval. Supportive treatments are prescribed between courses.

Aftercare

No special preparation is required. For several days after treatment avoid:

• massage;
• intense exercise;
• sauna and bath;
• makeup for a couple of days;
• touching the face with hands — healing is faster and infection risk is lower.

Discuss post-procedure skincare with your cosmetologist.

Biorevitalization cost at Radeski

For safe, professional treatment, consult qualified cosmetologists at Radeski Skin Clinic. They will assess your skin, explain cost and product choice, perform sessions professionally, and provide aftercare guidance.

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