Biorevitalization

Biorevitalisation involves introducing a hyaluronic acid-based preparation into the dermis, where it binds water and creates an environment that supports the skin’s own collagen production. This is different from a filler — a filler adds volume, while skin biorevitalisation works on its quality, hydration, and density without changing facial features. The treatment plan is set during a consultation, taking into account skin condition, age, and whether the priority is hydration or strengthening the skin’s structure.

Needle or Needle-Free Treatment

Classic hyaluronic acid biorevitalisation is performed with micro-injections using a fine needle or cannula. There is also a non-invasive option — PRX-T33 biorevitalisation is based on a preparation applied to the skin without puncturing it, giving a gentler but still noticeable stimulation of renewal. The choice between the two depends on whether the client is comfortable with small bruises after injection or prefers a version that leaves no marks on the face at all.

Who This Works Best For

Facial skin biorevitalisation works best for people over 25, when the skin’s natural hyaluronic acid production starts to decline and the skin becomes dry, dull, or uneven in tone. It also works well as recovery after intensive treatments such as laser or a deeper chemical peel. We work with several preparations, chosen based on the skin’s condition:

• Neauvia Hydro Deluxe — for skin that needs hydration and an extra boost to collagen production thanks to calcium hydroxyapatite.
• Jalupro HMW — for mature, very dry skin with visible wrinkles, where amino acid-based rebuilding matters most.
• RRS Long Lasting — for those who want an effect that lasts longer than with a classic treatment, with light modelling of the facial oval.
• MESHA BI-DENS — for skin that has lost firmness and needs structural strengthening, not just hydration.
• MESHA MOIST — for dehydrated skin, tired from sun exposure or stress, where the priority is a quick return of radiance.

If you want to build on the effect from within rather than just on the surface, it’s also worth considering a mesotherapy session, which works on a similar principle but allows different active ingredients to be combined in a single injection.

What to Expect After the Treatment

For 1 to 3 days, small bumps may be visible on the skin after the preparation is injected — this is a normal part of absorption, not a complication. Mild swelling or bruising may appear at the injection sites and disappears within a few days. If you want to speed up exfoliation and refresh the complexion between biorevitalisation sessions, a retinol peel is a good complement, supporting skin renewal at a different level of the skin.