COLLAGEN STIMULATOR INJECTION

Collagen is a fibrous protein in the deep dermis that gives skin structure and supports the functions of elastin and hyaluronic acid (HA), which helps maintain the skin's shape, while keeping it smooth and hydrated. A healthy supply of collagen makes for a more youthful-looking complexion.

How Much Collagen Have You Lost?

YOU LOSE ABOUT 1% OF COLLAGEN PER YEAR
Collagen is a key structural component of smooth, healthy-looking skin. As you age, your body’s collagen production decreases. In fact, you lose about 1% of collagen per year after the age of 18.5. This is when you may start to notice the formation of wrinkles.
-25%By 45, you face up to 25% collagen loss.

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COLLAGEN STIMULATOR INJECTION

Collagen is a fibrous protein in the deep dermis that gives skin structure and supports the functions of elastin and hyaluronic acid (HA), which helps maintain the skin's shape, while keeping it smooth and hydrated. A healthy supply of collagen makes for a more youthful-looking complexion.

How Much Collagen Have You Lost?

YOU LOSE ABOUT 1% OF COLLAGEN PER YEAR
Collagen is a key structural component of smooth, healthy-looking skin. As you age, your body’s collagen production decreases. In fact, you lose about 1% of collagen per year after the age of 18.5. This is when you may start to notice the formation of wrinkles.
-25%By 45, you face up to 25% collagen loss.

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How do

COLLAGEN STIMULATOR INJECTION WORK?

Collagen Stimulator contains a synthetic material called Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), which is injected into the body to stimulate collagen production. It causes an inflammatory reaction that triggers collagen formation, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and facial lines.

It helps restore the deep, underlying structure of the skin to diminish facial wrinkles. It works with your body within the deep dermis to help revitalize collagen production and help restore your skin’s inner structure and volume. As the PLLA microparticles are absorbed, they help stimulate collagen production. Rebuilt collagen strands begin gradually helping to restore facial volume and the look of fullness to wrinkles and folds.

Collagen Stimulator treatment can be performed on its own or combined with other procedures for complete facial rejuvenation, such as:

→ PDO Thread Lift
→ ANTI Wrinkle Treatment
→ Dermal Fillers Injection
→ LED Light Therapy

Benefits of

COLLAGEN STIMULATOR INJECTION

Restores soft tissues volume
lost in the face area

Reduces the appearance of
wrinkles and facial lines

Restores facial contours

Buttocks augmentation

Skin rejuvenation

Tightening loose skin on the knees, chest and elbows

Benefits of

DERMAL FILLERS

Restores soft tissues volume lost in the face area	Reduces the appearance of wrinkles and facial lines
Skin rejuvenation	Tightening loose skin on the knees, chest and elbows
Restores facial contours	Buttocks augmentation

Collagen Stimulator Treatment Areas

RISKS AND COMPLICATIONS

The possible side effects include without limitation:

Redness
Swelling
Pain
Itching
Bruising
Tenderness
Small lumps

COLLAGEN STIMULATOR PRICES & PACKAGES

We advise you have a complimentary consultation with our specialists to determine the appropriate product and pricing based on your tailored needs.

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Tailored Results

Frequently Asked Questions

Collagen Stimulator vs. PDO thread lift

● Collagen Stimulator results can take up to 6 weeks to be visible; PDO thread lift start showing immediately.
● Collagen Stimulator superior for lifting huge muscle volumes such as butt augmentation; PDO thread lifts are primarily effective for soft tissue lifting.
● Collagen Stimulator involves the injection of a Poly-L lactic that also stimulates collagen production; PDO thread lift involves the injection of special threads that stimulate the production of collagen.

Collagen Stimulator vs. Dermal Fillers

Collagen Stimulator Injection works subtly and gradually over time for a more youthful-looking appearance. Unlike hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, Collagen Injection helps stimulate your skin’s own natural collagen production to help restore its inner structure and increase facial volume that has been lost to aging.

How long does it take to work?

Patients can expect to see results directly after their treatment, but these will slowly subside as the treatment takes effect. You will gradually see changes in your face as new collagen is formed, with the most dramatic changes being visible 8 weeks after your treatment. However, your skin will continue to improve for up to 6 months and you can expect the results to last up to 2 years.

How long does it last?

Up to 2 years

Does Collagen Stimulator hurt?

There may be a slight discomfort whilst the filler is being injected into the face. But we minimise this by applying an anaesthetic cream before treatment.

Pre-Treatment Care

● Do NOT consume alcoholic beverages (alcohol may thin the blood and increase the risk of bruising)
● Do NOT take anti-inflammatory/blood thinning medications, such as Aspirin, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, Ibuprofen, Motrin, Advil, Aleve and other NSAIDS (can increase the risk of bruising and swelling after injections).
● Do NOT receive skin or laser treatment after injections for at least 10 days.

Post Treatment Care

● Do NOT massage of the treated area unless instructed by the provider.
● Do NOT consuming alcohol or salts to avoid excess swelling.
● Do NOT perform activities involving straining, heavy lifting, or vigorous exercise for 24 hours
● Do NOT receive skin or laser treatment after injections for at least 10 days.
● Apply ice frequently (5-10 minutes every 30 minutes) for up to 6 hours.
● Apply Arnica pilules or Hirudoid cream (available from local pharmacy) may be help to reduce bruising.
● LED Light Therapy may be used to help reduce swelling and bruising
● Review after 2 weeks of your treatment.

Contraindications

Cosmetic injectables are not recommended if any of the following apply to you
● Active infection at the treatment site
● A neurological disorder
● Pregnancy or breastfeeding
● Lidocaine sensitivity
● History of keloid scarring
● Previous use of permanent fillers in the treatment area
● Autoimmune disease
● Porphyria (enzyme disorder)
● Bleeding disorders