What are tissue stimulators?
Tissue stimulators are substances capable of stimulating the growth, renewal and regeneration of tissues in living organisms. They are anti-ageing medicine products that stimulate skin cells to regenerate and rebuild the skin's structure. Tissue biostimulators are used in medicine to improve tissue function and to relieve the signs of skin ageing.
What are the effects of tissue stimulators?
The skin becomes firmer, more elastic and rejuvenated. Wrinkles are less visible and skin hydration increases, which makes the skin more elastic and firm. The effect of the treatment lasts for a long time, thanks to the stimulation of collagen and elastin production in the tissues. After a course of treatments you can enjoy a youthful appearance. Tissue stimulators have a major impact on improving skin quality and effectively counteract the ageing process.
Consultation
Choice of stimulator
The aesthetic medicine doctor selects the appropriate type of stimulator, taking into account the patient's needs and the type and degree of tissue damage.
Preparing for the treatment
The doctor instructs the patient on what to do before and after the treatment. Depending on the type of stimulator, it may be necessary to limit physical activity or to stop taking certain medicines.
Treatment
During the treatment, the stimulator is placed in the designated area of the body by injection.
Contraindications to tissue stimulators
- Allergy or hypersensitivity to the ingredients used in tissue stimulators.
- An existing infection in the area to be treated.
- Diabetes – patients with diabetes may experience slower wound healing and a higher risk of infection after the treatment.
- Autoimmune diseases, such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis or inflammatory bowel disease.
- Pregnancy – treatment with tissue stimulators is not recommended for pregnant women because of the risk to the foetus and possible harmful effects on the child's development.
- People taking immunosuppressive medicines – they may have weakened immunity, which can lead to complications after the treatment.
- Bleeding disorders – patients with a bleeding disorder may have a higher risk of bleeding during or after the treatment.
- Skin problems such as acne, psoriasis, vitiligo, eczema or boils – these may affect the wound-healing process.
- Cardiovascular diseases – patients with such conditions may have a higher risk of complications after the treatment.
Uses of tissue stimulators
Tissue stimulators are widely used in aesthetic medicine, above all for skin rejuvenation – smoothing wrinkles, regenerating the skin and improving its elasticity.
Improving skin elasticity
Stimulators can be used to improve the elasticity and firmness of the skin. By stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, these products act on the tissues, which smooths fine wrinkles and improves the overall appearance of the skin.
Supporting skin regeneration
They are also used to speed up skin regeneration after various treatments, such as laser scar treatment, chemical peels or fractional laser therapy. They help the skin heal better and prevent scarring.
Improving the facial contour
They improve the facial contour by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. They act on the subcutaneous tissues, making them tighter and denser.
Skin revitalisation
They are used to revitalise the skin, that is, to restore its healthy, youthful appearance. They act at the cellular level, stimulating the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid, which ultimately translates into improved skin structure and hydration.
Supporting anti-ageing therapy
Available products and technologies
Profhilo
A patented technology of stabilised hyaluronic acid. It restores a lost facial contour and counteracts tissue laxity through deep remodelling.
Nucleofill
Intensive renewal at the cellular level. It uses polynucleotides for lifting, hydration and strong antioxidant action in the skin.
Karisma
An innovative biostimulator combining collagen with hyaluronic acid. It provides natural densification and improved skin quality.
Ejal 40
A hyaluronic acid bio-stimulator at an optimal concentration. It reconstructs the structure of the extracellular matrix and deeply moisturises.
Linerase
New-generation atelocollagen. It stimulates fibroblasts to synthesise new collagen fibres, restoring lost density to the skin.
Tissue stimulators in Wrocław – prices
Profhilo
2 treatments 2400 PLN
Nucleofill Medium
4 treatments 3500 PLN
Nucleofill Strong
4 treatments 3500 PLN
Nucleofill Eyes
4 treatments 3900 PLN
Karisma
2 treatments 2400 PLN
Nithya – type I collagen
3 treatments 2500 PLN
Ejal 40
4 treatments 3500 PLN
Lumi Eyes
3 treatments 1800 PLN
Neauvia Organic Hydro Deluxe
Guna tropocollagen, eyes, 2 ml
4 treatments 1700 PLN
Guna tropocollagen, face, 4 ml
4 treatments 2450 PLN
Pluryal Silk 2 ml
4 treatments 4100 PLN
Linerase collagen 5 ml
4 treatments 4500 PLN
What you need to know:
Fillers (e.g. classic hyaluronic acid) work mechanically, adding volume immediately. Tissue stimulators, on the other hand, work biologically – their main task is to “teach” the skin to produce collagen and elastin again. The effect is more natural and builds up over time, rebuilding the skin's structure from within.
At MM Clinic Wrocław we do not follow set schemes. During a free consultation, the doctor assesses the degree of skin laxity, your age and your individual needs (e.g. reducing dark circles under the eyes or improving the facial contour). On this basis we select a product from our list (e.g. polynucleotides, atelocollagen or low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid) to achieve the best therapeutic effect.
Most treatments are very well tolerated. Depending on the technique chosen (linear, micro-depots or cannula), we may apply local anaesthesia with a cream to ensure full comfort. The injection process itself usually takes about 20-30 minutes.
The first signs of improved hydration are visible after just a few days, but for the actual bio-restructuring effect (skin densification) you need to wait 3 to 6 months. This is the time fibroblasts need to produce new collagen fibres.
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