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Tissue stimulators — natural skin rejuvenation

Tissue stimulators currently rule the “salons” of cosmetology clinics.

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Tissue stimulators currently rule the “salons” of cosmetology clinics. No wonder. Women today go for a natural look, and stimulators help with that — a lot. That is why they are valued by patients for whom a natural, un-exaggerated and long-term result is key in the rejuvenation process.

What are stimulators?

They are injectable products in the form of a colourless gel. They contain polynucleotides — DNA and RNA molecules that are completely safe for the body. It is a technologically advanced treatment that gives fast, natural rejuvenation and a non-invasive lift of the face and body, aimed at rebuilding and bio-regenerating the structures of the skin by strongly stimulating fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin — the proteins responsible for the quality, firmness and density of the skin.

When are the results visible?

The first results of a tissue stimulation treatment such as Masteli Plinest can be seen 7–14 days after the injection. The treatment itself is usually comfortable for the patient thanks to local anaesthesia, which minimises the pain of the punctures. Although even a single treatment can bring a visible improvement in the skin, a series of several treatments (usually around 4) is recommended, at intervals I set.

  • A full series of treatments gives results that last for 12 to 18 months.

FAQ

Readers’ questions

Questions left under this article, answered by Joanna Kowalik.

Can tissue stimulators be combined with radiofrequency?

Yes, they can be combined, but an appropriate break between the treatments must be allowed for.

How long does the skin take to recover after such a treatment?

The skin can stay red for up to 2 days, and after that it is back to normal.

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