Biorevitalisation

Biorevitalization is the revitalization of skin in a natural way using its own collagen. It principally works by kickstarting the production of natural collagen and cell rejuvenation through the injection of hyaluronic acid along with other vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants into the upper layer of the skin. This infusion of nourishing ingredients helps to deeply hydrate and reinvigorate the skin, and is used as a treatment for pigmentation, dull or dry skin, and improving the quality of the skin. This treatment is currently considered safe and a preventive method, as well as a modern method in treating skin imperfections or cosmetic corrections. These injections are done by hand, delivering nutrients into the skin to hydrate and revitalise.

Botulinum Toxin type A Treatment

Botulinum Toxin or more commonly known as Botox® are toxins injected into the body in small doses to temporarily relax the muscle. Small doses of Botulinum toxin such as those used in cosmetics are safe. It earned the approval of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of wrinkles in 1989, and botulinum toxin type A was also later approved by FDA in 2002. This treatment works by blocking signals from the nerves to the muscles, making the injected muscle unable to contract. As a result, it makes conditions such as wrinkles relax and soften. Because of their aesthetic benefits, it has become one of the most commonly used treatments in cosmetics. Botulinum injections can be harmful in the hands of an amateur injector, that's why it's incredibly important to seek a credible professional which can offer procedures that are safe, proven, and effective. 

Dermal Filler

Dermal fillers are gel-like substances that are injected under the layer of the skin to restore the lessening or lost volume, smooth lines such as wrinkles, or enhance the definition of particular parts of the face. With that being said, it is an effective treatment for conditions that has irregularities, asymmetry, or abnormality in shape, form, and definition of the skin such as wrinkles, humps, or receding skin. Dermal fillers can vary in their composition to make them more suitable for the treatment of different areas. The most common type of dermal filler is the hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal filler, which is composed of a sugar molecule hyaluronic acid, a fluid that is naturally occurring in our bodies and is typically used for wrinkles, under the eyes, lips, and cheek augmentation.