Biorevitalization and Mesotherapy

What is Biorevitalization?

Biorevitalization is one of the most popular procedures in aesthetic medicine. It helps to restore the skin’s natural glow and firmness without the need for invasive treatments.

This technique involves injecting low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid into the skin, allowing it to reach the deeper layers of the dermis. Hyaluronic acid hydrates the skin, stimulates regeneration, and improves overall skin texture.

As we age, the level of hyaluronic acid in the skin decreases, leading to moisture loss. Biorevitalization helps to counteract this by providing deep hydration and restoring a fresh, healthy appearance.

What is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is an injectable treatment that delivers customized blends of vitamins, amino acids, peptides, trace elements, and other active ingredients directly into the skin. The procedure is designed to nourish the skin, improve microcirculation, and stimulate metabolic processes at the cellular level.

Unlike biorevitalization, which focuses on deep hydration, mesotherapy acts as a revitalizing “vitamin boost”, especially beneficial for skin that is tired, dull, stressed, or affected by environmental aggressors.

What Are the Benefits of Mesotherapy?

• Improved skin tone and radiance
• Reduced puffiness and dark under-eye circles
• Smoother skin texture
• Treatment of acne and post-acne marks
• Activation of cellular metabolism
• Deep nourishment with essential nutrients

Treatment Areas for Biorevitalization and Mesotherapy

Biorevitalization is suitable for various areas of the face and body where the skin is especially prone to aging, dehydration, and loss of elasticity:

• Face: Particularly effective around the eyes (crow’s feet), nasolabial folds, forehead, and cheeks
• Neck and décolleté: Often overlooked, but just as prone to aging and in need of care
• Hands: The skin on the hands tends to age more quickly; biorevitalization helps restore firmness and elasticity
• Knees, elbows, and back: Ideal for replenishing moisture and improving skin texture in these areas

What Do Biorevitalization Formulas Contain?

The main ingredient in biorevitalizing products is hyaluronic acid, which plays a key role in hydrating the skin and maintaining its firmness and elasticity. Biorevitalization treatments use low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, which penetrates the deeper layers of the dermis and works at the cellular level.

In Addition to Hyaluronic Acid, the Formulas May Include:

• Peptides: Stimulate collagen and elastin production, improving skin texture
• Antioxidants: Help slow down the aging process
• Vitamins (A, C, E, and B-complex): Nourish the skin and protect it from environmental damage
• Coenzyme Q10 and DMAE: Support cellular energy production and renewal
• Amino acids and trace elements: Promote cellular repair and support healthy skin metabolism

Together, these ingredients work in synergy to improve skin quality, making it firmer, smoother, and more radiant.

What is the difference between biorevitalization, fillers, and mesotherapy?

Biorevitalization, mesotherapy, and fillers are often confused, but each treatment has its own specific purpose.

• Biorevitalization focuses on hydrating and restoring the skin. The treatment improves skin quality, restores moisture balance, and enhances elasticity and firmness. It uses hyaluronic acid, which helps keep the skin fresh, healthy, and well-moisturized. Biorevitalization improves the skin's condition, but it does not change its structure.
• Fillers, on the other hand, are used for volumetric contouring. These dense gels are injected to fill in wrinkles, add volume to the lips, and sculpt areas like the cheeks or chin. They deliver a visible, immediate result in appearance, whereas biorevitalization improves the quality of the skin.
• Lastly, mesotherapy is a treatment that nourishes and revitalizes the skin using vitamins, amino acids, peptides, and other active ingredients. It stimulates cellular metabolism, improves microcirculation, and provides internal nourishment for the skin. Unlike biorevitalization, mesotherapy does not hydrate the skin as deeply, but it is excellent for improving overall skin condition.

In summary:

• Biorevitalization: hydration and skin restoration
• Mesotherapy: skin nourishment and metabolic stimulation
• Fillers: facial contouring and volume enhancement

When Should You Start Biorevitalization?

The ideal age to start biorevitalization depends on your skin’s condition. While there are general guidelines, each case is individual:

• Ages 25–30: Preventive biorevitalization to improve skin texture and address early signs of dehydration
• Ages 30–40: The treatment targets early signs of skin aging, such as reduced elasticity and radiance.
• Age 40+: Maintenance therapy to preserve youthful skin

The core idea of biorevitalization is to keep the skin in good condition for as long as possible. The earlier you start, the easier it is to prevent more noticeable signs of aging.

We offer injectable biorevitalization, where the product is delivered into the mid-dermis using fine needles, providing deep hydration and stimulating natural skin renewal.

What Is the Difference Between Hyaluronic Acid in Creams and in Biorevitalization?

A hyaluronic acid cream provides surface-level care. It hydrates the upper layers of the skin, making it feel softer and look fresher, but the effect lasts only until the next wash. It’s great for daily support, but it doesn’t address deeper, age-related changes.

Biorevitalization, on the other hand, works from within. The hyaluronic acid is injected directly into the dermis, where it stimulates skin regeneration at the cellular level: collagen production is activated, the skin’s structure is improved, and firmness and radiance are restored. This effect doesn’t wash off—it builds and strengthens over time.

In short: cream maintains the skin, biorevitalization transforms it.

How Does the Procedure Work?

A biorevitalization session usually takes no more than an hour. The skin is first cleansed and a numbing cream is applied. Then, microinjections are performed to evenly distribute the product across the targeted areas. Finally, a soothing cream or mask is applied.

Just a few days later, the skin appears noticeably more refreshed, hydrated, and firm.

How Many Sessions Are Needed?

For visible results, a typical course includes three sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart. After that, maintenance sessions every six months are recommended to preserve the results. However, the number of treatments depends on your skin’s condition and your personal goals.

When Is Biorevitalization the Right Choice?

• You have dry, dehydrated, or tired-looking skin
• You’re noticing the first signs of aging
• You want to quickly refresh your skin after flying, sun exposure, or stress
• You’re looking for anti-aging prevention without surgery or downtime
• You’re preparing for a special event and want to look your absolute best

Can I Return to My Normal Routine Right After the Procedure?

Yes, but you may experience mild redness, swelling, or small papules at the injection sites—these typically subside within 1–3 days. After treatment, we recommend using antiseptic products and soothing creams containing panthenol or arnica. Light makeup, such as mineral powder or a gentle foundation, is allowed. However, avoid products with acids or retinol for the first few days.

Can Biorevitalization Be Done Around the Eyes?

Absolutely. The eye area is one of the most popular zones for biorevitalization. It helps reduce dryness, fine lines, and crow’s feet.

Can Biorevitalization Be Done in the Summer?

Yes, it's not only safe, but actually recommended. During summer, the skin tends to lose more moisture, and biorevitalization helps maintain hydration and protect against photoaging.

Can Biorevitalization Be Combined With Other Treatments?

Yes. Biorevitalization can be safely combined with other procedures like botulinum toxin (Botox), Exion, Emface, chemical peels, laser treatments, and microcurrent therapy. Just be sure to follow recommended intervals between treatments to ensure optimal results and safety.

Who Should Avoid Biorevitalization?

Biorevitalization is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or in cases of cancer, skin infections, or known allergies to the product's ingredients. It is also not advised for individuals with autoimmune disorders.

Are you ready for a transformation? Book a consultation, and we’ll create a personalized skin rejuvenation plan tailored just for you.