Revival Microneedling with Stem Cells

About Micro-needling with BioDerm Stem Cells

Micro-needling with stem cells serves as a potent strategy to enhance cellular regeneration, keeping the skin looking youthful and vibrant. This innovative treatment effectively boosts tired and aging skin, providing significant rejuvenation. Moreover, it offers intense and continuous hydration, making it ideal for use in both cold and extremely hot climates. By promoting deeper skin revitalization, micro-needling acts as a powerful preventative measure against the natural aging process, helping to slow down the signs of aging. As a result, individuals can enjoy a more youthful complexion and improved skin texture, paving the way for a radiant appearance for years to come.

Benefits of using Stem Cells

Plant stem cells are a remarkable ingredient in skincare, renowned for their high concentration of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. These potent compounds effectively combat signs of skin aging, enhance cell turnover, and provide robust protection against sun damage. Unlike traditional mesotherapy serums, which offer temporary benefits, plant stem cells have the unique ability to repair and regenerate the skin over the long term.

Why micro-needling the best way to deliver Stem Cell Serums in the basal layer?

Stem Cell serums have a larger molecule and a thicker consistency than meso serums and would struggle to reach the basal layer to repair the skin at a cellular layer if applied topically.

BioDerm Stem Cells Serum Key ingredients Benefits:

Hexapeptide-8-.peptide is renowned for its anti-ageing properties, and as peptide that binds with water to restore the skin's lipid barrier is a powerful anti-ageing ingredient, with hydrating properties.

Sodium Hyaluronate- is a highly effective moisturising and skin-repairing agent, known for its ability to absorb water -keeping the skin hydrated.

Hydrolyzed Collagen- slows down the skin ageing process caused by UV radiation and ushers the lipid protective barrier to retain its moisture levels.

Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Stem cells derived from Licorice) - has properties that treat sun damage, skin discolouration and hyperpigmentation.

Tremella Fuciformis (Mushroom)- Stem Cells derived from snow mushrooms, rich in polysaccharides, increase the skin's natural ability to hydrate and retain water within its cellular layer.

Polyglutamic Acid- an ingredient that draws in more moisture to the skin than hyaluronic acid and forms in a hydrating film on the skin.

F.A.Q.

What is Micro-needling?

Micro-needling, also referred to as collagen induction therapy or CIT, is an innovative skincare treatment that stimulates the skin's natural self-repair mechanisms. By creating tiny micro-injuries in the skin, this procedure promotes the production of new collagen, resulting in a rejuvenated appearance. It is particularly effective in addressing various skin concerns, including fine lines, acne scars, and minor trauma scars, as well as issues related to hypo- or hyperpigmentation. To amplify the benefits of micro-needling, it can be combined with other treatments, such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or topical gels, creams, and serums. This combination not only enhances collagen production but also further improves the overall texture and tone of the skin, leading to a healthier and more vibrant complexion.

What Are there any side effects or possible risk to Micro-needling?

Micro-needling is considered a safe treatment for all skin types. The side effects associated with micro-needling are temporary swelling and redness.

Can microneedling be performed after fillers, botox or surgical face lift?

Yes. After 30 days (depending on what is done on the face).

This treatment can be an extraordinary addition to other aesthetic procedures such as filler treatment, Botox, chemical peeling and surgical lifting. Regular treatments considerably postpone the use of aggressive surgical methods.

When is microneedling not advised?

Microneedling should not be performed when the following are present: excess acne, keloid scars, autoimmune diseases, blood coagulation disorder, bacterial skin infections, skin diseases, open wounds and/or non-epithelialized skin lesions, such as chronic wounds.