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Deep hydration: skin boosters

Deep hydration with skin boosters (skin revitalisation or redensification with hyaluronic acid) uses very superficial micro-injections that hydrate the skin from within and activate its cells, correcting and preventing ageing by improving texture, radiance and elasticity.

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Protocol

How the treatment works, step by step

A step-by-step protocol for facial biorevitalisation with hyaluronic acid at Mesomedic Clinic, from the initial medical assessment through to the aftercare guidelines.

  1. Phase 1 · Diagnosis and Preparation

    01

    Medical assessment and diagnosis

    Review of the medical history and assessment of the patient's skin hydration level.

  2. 02

    Preparation and asepsis

    Deep cleansing and methodical disinfection of the facial area before the procedure.

  3. Phase 2 · Application and Care

    03

    Superficial micro-injection

    Non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and essential nutrients are applied into the dermis.

  4. 04

    Recovery and maintenance

    Aftercare instructions and guidelines to prolong skin hydration and quality.

In short

Treatment time
30 min.
Areas treated
Face · Neck · Décolletage · Hands
Anaesthesia
Topical anaesthesia
Results last
12 months

What it is

It is a treatment to correct and prevent skin ageing that stimulates the skin from within without changing the shape or expression of the face.

Very superficial micro-injections deliver two substances that work together:

  • Hyaluronic acid: a substance found naturally in the body that holds large amounts of water. It provides deep hydration and improves the quality of the filling effect.
  • Glycerol: a humectant that encourages water to move from the dermis to the stratum corneum, so the skin is hydrated from the inside out.

Who it is for

It suits you if you want to prevent signs of ageing, or improve skin that is dehydrated, dull or losing elasticity.

Areas

  • Face (the whole face or the area being treated).
  • Neck.
  • Décolletage.
  • Hands.

The session

Each session takes about 30 minutes and is done under topical anaesthesia for your comfort. The doctor applies the superficial micro-injections across the whole area being treated.

Number of sessions

The usual protocol is an initial phase of 3 sessions, 2 to 4 weeks apart, and a booster session at 6 months to maintain and prolong the results.

Results

Results are visible from 3 weeks, with gradual improvement in hydration and skin quality. They can last up to 12 months, depending on skin type and lifestyle.

Benefits

  • Improves skin hydration.
  • Refines skin texture.
  • Improves skin quality.
  • Antioxidant effect.
  • Fills depressions caused by atrophic facial scars.
  • Smooths the skin.
  • Reduces redness.
  • Shapes the facial contour and softens visible signs of ageing.

Frequently asked questions

What is skin redensification with hyaluronic acid, and how does it work on the skin?
It is a treatment to correct and prevent skin ageing. Hyaluronic acid is applied with superficial micro-injections in areas such as the face, neck, décolletage and hands. Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the skin and can hold large amounts of water, so it markedly improves hydration from within. The treatment also activates cell function, which improves skin texture, radiance and elasticity. It works inside the skin and does not change the shape or expression of the face, so the appearance stays natural.
Which areas of the body can benefit from redensification with hyaluronic acid?
It is usually applied to the most exposed areas: the face, neck, décolletage and hands. These areas lose elasticity and firmness over time, through environmental factors and natural ageing. The micro-injections improve skin quality, hydrate deeply and refine texture. The treatment also smooths the skin, reduces redness and fills depressions caused by atrophic facial scars.
What does the procedure involve, and how long does each session take?
Each session takes about 30 minutes and is done under topical anaesthesia to minimise discomfort. Very superficial micro-injections of hyaluronic acid are applied across the area being treated. They hydrate the skin and also encourage water to move from the deeper layers of the skin to the surface. The usual protocol is an initial phase of three treatments, two to four weeks apart, followed by a booster session at six months. Results can be seen from three weeks after the first session.
What specific benefits does redensification with hyaluronic acid offer the skin?
It hydrates the skin deeply, so it looks fresher. It refines texture, leaving the skin smoother and more even, and improves overall skin quality. It has an antioxidant effect that protects the skin from free radical damage. It fills depressions caused by atrophic facial scars, smooths the skin's surface and reduces redness. It also shapes the facial contour and softens visible signs of ageing.
How long do the results last, and how many sessions are needed?
Results can last up to 12 months, depending on skin type and lifestyle. The recommended protocol is an initial phase of three sessions, two to four weeks apart, followed by a maintenance session at six months to prolong the effect. Individual factors play a part, but in general skin texture, hydration and elasticity improve visibly from three weeks after starting treatment.
Is redensification with hyaluronic acid available at the Manacor clinic?
Yes. At the Manacor clinic we use it to correct and prevent signs of ageing, improving skin texture, radiance, elasticity and hydration.

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The doctor assesses your case before any treatment and explains the options, what they involve and what results to expect.