Skin biostimulation
We do not improve the skin only on the surface. We stimulate it to regenerate from within. Skin biostimulation is a modern non-surgical approach aimed at regeneration, hydration and long-term improvement of skin quality. Through various biostimulatory and regenerative treatments, we support the skin's natural processes – from collagen and elastin production to extracellular matrix renewal and improved hydration. At Klinika Višnjar, each treatment is selected individually according to the condition of the skin, the treatment area and the desired result. We use different approaches, including Sculptra®, Profhilo®, Sunekos® and Rejuran® polynucleotides.
gradual and natural
30–45 minutes
minimal
depends on the selected treatment
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Skin biostimulation includes non-surgical treatments designed to stimulate or support the skin's natural renewal processes. Depending on the product used, treatments can improve collagen and elastin production, the extracellular matrix, hydration and overall skin quality.
Dermal fillers are mainly used to restore or shape volume and correct specific anatomical areas. Biostimulation focuses primarily on improving the quality and structure of the patient's own tissue. The two approaches can complement each other.
They differ primarily in their composition and mechanism of action. Sculptra® contains poly-L-lactic acid and is a strong stimulator of collagen production. Profhilo® is based on hyaluronic acid and primarily focuses on hydration and bioremodelling. Sunekos® combines hyaluronic acid and amino acids to support the extracellular matrix, while Rejuran® contains polynucleotides and is designed to support regenerative processes within the skin.
There is no universally best product. The choice depends on the condition of the skin, treatment area and treatment goal. For some patients, one treatment is most appropriate, while others benefit from a combination of different methods.
It is suitable for many adult patients, but a consultation is required beforehand to assess indications, skin condition and possible contraindications.
Results develop gradually. With treatments focused on hydration, certain improvements may become visible sooner, while treatments that stimulate collagen production tend to develop their effect over several weeks or months.
The number of treatments depends on the selected product, initial skin condition and desired result. For most biostimulatory treatments, an initial series of several sessions is recommended, followed by maintenance treatments when needed.
Yes. Rejuran® I is a formulation specifically adapted to the thin and delicate skin around the eyes. The treatment aims to improve skin quality, fine lines and skin structure.
It is most commonly used on the face, eye area, neck, décolletage and hands. Certain formulations are also designed for the body, including the abdomen, thighs and buttocks.
Yes. Certain biostimulatory products, such as Sunekos® Body, are intended to improve skin quality and reduce the appearance of stretch marks.
Certain treatments, such as Sunekos® Cell, are designed to improve skin structure in areas affected by cellulite. Depending on the severity of cellulite, they may also be combined with other treatment methods.
The procedure is generally well tolerated. The level of discomfort depends on the product, treatment area and application technique. A topical anaesthetic cream can be used when necessary.
Prolonged recovery is usually not necessary. Temporary redness, mild swelling, papules or bruising at the injection sites may occur. Their duration depends on the treatment and individual response.
Yes. Biostimulation is frequently combined with botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, microneedling, laser treatments and chemical peels. The sequence and intervals between procedures are determined individually.
Yes. One of the main goals of biostimulation is to improve the quality of the patient's own tissue without excessively altering facial features. Because the results generally develop gradually, the final appearance is typically natural.