Chemical peeling
The Chemical Peeling is a beauty treatment that stimulates the exfoliation and the consequent turnover of the skin through the application of a chemical substance on the skin. In this way the old cells of the superficial skin layer, which are guilty of making the face dull and dull, are removed from the skin. Mandelic […]
Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy consists in the intradermal injection of drugs and/or active ingredients to combat cellulite, fight water retention and even oppose skin aging. The injection is carried out by means of very thin needles, specially selected for mesotherapy: the needles, 6 mm long, allow the injection of small quantities of pharmacological solution into the intradermal area. […]
Bidirectional pull wires
The traction wires, are made of biocompatible and resorbable material. They have resorbable anchoring cones along their course. The sets of cones are oriented in the opposite direction toward the end of the suture, they are bidirectional. The immediate effect is a lifting effect by lifting and repositioning the tissues. In a second moment the […]
Carboxytherapy for the Body
The Carboxytherapy is a therapy used in aesthetic medicine for the treatment of cellulite, localized adiposity, scars, vulvar rejuvenation, and biostimulation face / body, through the administration of carbon dioxide gas subcutaneous and intradermal. Carboxytherapy, by causing vasodilation of the microcirculation, improves blood flow and skin metabolism and increases tissue oxygenation. In addition, there seems […]
Biorevitalization
The biorevitalization is a treatment that restores elasticity and tone to the skin tissues, it consists in the injection of a series of bio-stimulant drugs (such as pure hyaluronic acid), minerals and vitamins (A, B3, B5 B6, B12, C, E). The purpose is to promote collagen synthesis and deeply moisturize the skin, restoring its natural […]
Polylactic acid
Polylactic Acid (APL) is a synthetic product known for more than 25 years in the medical field, with various therapeutic applications such as suture materials, materials for osteosynthesis or ligament repair or in craniofacial reconstruction and orbital surgery and is known to be highly biocompatible and biodegradable. Polylactic acid is successfully used to correct facial […]
