AUTOLOGOUS BIOSTIMULATION

GROWTH FACTORS (PRP)

True Skin Rejuvenation, Autologous Biostimulation

 
It consists of obtaining growth factors from the person himself, through a simple collection of blood, to inject them into the skin of the face. cytokines. These autologous growth factors (elaborated by the person's own organism) unite with the fibroblast membrane receptors to activate them. In this way, they regulate essential functions in tissue regeneration and repair: they attract the necessary cells to the right place, stimulate their proliferation and functionality and increase microvascularization. Various cells in the body can produce and store autologous growth factors. Platelets, elements present in all wounds and wear and tear of the body, are particularly involved in healing processes, for which reason they are of exceptional importance in growth factors. Platelets are relatively easy to obtain and, through proper handling, they can be an important source of Growth Factors. Therefore, part of the treatment consists of obtaining a small sample of blood prepared to have platelet-rich plasma, activating these platelets in order to secrete the Growth Factors and reinjecting them through very superficial micro-injections into the skin of the patient. same patient, with the mesolift technique. Local anesthesia (an analgesic solution that is applied 20 to 30 minutes before) can be used, or simply anesthetized with ice cubes. A solution of amino acids and biological coenzymes is also injected into the skin, which the fibroblasts will use to synthesize collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, the essential structural elements of the skin.

Treatment with micro-injections of growth factors must be carried out twice a year, and can be combined with THR (association of superficial peeling and mesolift), and with other types of skin treatments (IPL, cosmetology, etc.) ). Fundamentally natural and physiological, biostimulation by autologous growth factors allows an in-depth treatment of skin aging.