Non-hyaluronic collagen-stimulating fillers provide skin plumping, correction of wrinkles and fine lines, and restoration of volume.
Non-hyaluronic acid collagen-stimulating fillers provide skin plumping, correction of wrinkles and fine lines, and restoration of volume. They help contour the face and preserve its completely natural appearance. They can also be applied to the neck, hands, and décolletage.
Over the years, collagen in the tissues decreases, leading to sagging, a loss of facial contour, and the formation of wrinkles. That is why a successful way to restore the skin’s youthful appearance is to stimulate collagen production, which improves tissue structure.
Collagen stimulators are the perfect choice for those looking for:
✓ Facial/ body through stimulation of the body’s own defense mechanisms and natural collagen production
✓ Maximum natural and long-lasting results
✓ Overall improvement in skin quality – enhanced density, firmness, elasticity, tone, and texture
✓ Restoration of volume lost with age
✓ Filling in depressions, creases, and lines on the skin
This is entirely individual depending on your pain threshold—you may feel anything from mild discomfort to more intense but tolerable pain. A topical anesthetic cream is applied before the procedure.
Immediately after the procedure, with the final result visible after 3–4 months.
From 1 to 4 years.
You may apply a cold compress (ice) to the area to reduce swelling and minimize bruising.
Do not apply makeup to the treated area for 24 hours after the procedure.
Avoid activities that raise your body temperature, such as intense exercise, saunas, tanning beds, hot baths, etc., as they may prolong the recovery period.
Excessive sun exposure should also be avoided for 1 week following the treatment.
Hyaluronic acid fillers work mechanically by retaining water and filling in wrinkles and volume with immediate results.
Collagen stimulators activate the fibroblasts in the skin to produce their OWN collagen. The results develop gradually and look much more natural.
A course of 2 to 3 treatments is usually recommended, performed at intervals of about 4 weeks. The exact number depends on the condition of your skin and the specific product, and maintenance treatments may be necessary.
The recovery period is minimal. After the procedure, you may experience slight redness, swelling, or small bruises in the treated area, which subside within a few days.
