Skin Biostimulators – Non-Surgical Options - Dr Ros
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Skin Biostimulators – Non-Surgical Options

As we age, the skin’s natural collagen production may decrease, which can affect firmness, texture, and support in areas such as the cheeks, jawline, temples, neck, and décolletage.

There are a variety of non-surgical approaches that can be considered to support skin quality and structure. Some treatments aim to stimulate the skin’s natural collagen production, which may help improve skin texture and firmness gradually over time.

 

Treatment Considerations

Non-surgical options are generally tailored to individual needs and goals.

Multiple sessions may be suggested depending on skin condition and practitioner assessment.

Effects vary between individuals, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

 

Important Information

Any procedure should be discussed during a consultation with a qualified medical practitioner.

Potential temporary effects, such as redness, swelling, or mild discomfort, may occur.

Individual suitability, risks, and benefits must be assessed before proceeding.

Disclaimer: This information is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for personalised medical advice. All procedures carry potential risks, and a consultation with a qualified health professional is required to determine the most appropriate options.

 

 

RISK DISCLOSURE

Biostimulators can cause several side effects and risks, though most are rare when administered properly. Common issues include the formation of nodules or lumps under the skin, which may appear weeks or even months after treatment. Inflammation such as redness, swelling, and tenderness at the injection site is also possible. Overcorrection or uneven results can occur if collagen production varies between treated areas. There's a risk of infection, particularly if proper sterile technique is not followed. In some cases, granulomas—chronic, firm nodules—may develop as a delayed immune response. Though rare, vascular occlusion is a serious complication where the product enters a blood vessel, potentially leading to skin necrosis or even blindness. Allergic reactions are uncommon, especially with modern formulations, but still possible