Biorevitalization is a procedure that restores the skin's moisture balance, improves its structure, and stimulates natural rejuvenation processes. In addition to biorevitalization, preparations are classified as biogeneration, , biostimulation and biomodelling, which also contribute to comprehensive skin restoration, offering versatile solutions for enhancing skin health and beauty.

Category subtopics and effects:

1. Biorevitalization
   • Acts as a deep moisturizer, delivering hyaluronic acid and bioactive substances into the skin layers.
   • Improves skin hydration, elasticity and texture.
   • Suitable for dry, dull and aging skin.
2. Biogeneration
   • Stimulates the skin's natural regenerative processes.
   • Promotes the formation of new skin cells and improves skin structure.
   • Suitable for damaged skin, skin with scars, or uneven texture.
3. Biostimulation
   • Activates the production of collagen and elastin in the skin.
   • Strengthens the skin and reduces signs of aging, such as wrinkles and sagging.
   • Perfect for those who want to restore their skin's youthful appearance naturally.
4. Biomodelling
   • Helps shape and tighten facial contours.
   • Enhances skin support, giving it a youthful and well-defined look.
   • Ideal for areas with volume loss or reduced elasticity.

When to choose these procedures?

• Dryness and lack of moisture: Biorevitalization (Jalupro, Neauvia, Ejal)
• Damaged or scarred skin: Biogeneration (SuneKos)
• Aging or sagging skin: Biostimulation (Elanse, Lanluma, Radiesse)
• Restoring facial contours or volume: Biomodelling (Profhilo)