Collagen Biostimulators Gain Traction in Israel for Natural Anti-Aging
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Aesthetic medicine in Israel is embracing the Longevity concept, focusing on natural anti-aging results through collagen biostimulators like polylactic acid (PLLA). Dr. Irena Krupnik explains how these treatments enhance tissue quality for a gradual, natural rejuvenation.
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- Longevity concept drives natural anti-aging in Israeli aesthetic medicine.
- Polylactic acid (PLLA) products stimulate natural collagen production.
- Treatments offer gradual results without artificial volume.
- Dr. Irena Krupnik emphasizes personalized, anatomical approaches.
- PLLA is suitable for correcting and preventing age-related changes.
The Longevity concept, focusing on healthy aging, is reshaping aesthetic medicine in Israel, prioritizing natural results and preventative treatments over correcting existing signs of aging. This approach emphasizes improving tissue quality, such as density and elasticity. Consequently, treatments utilizing polylactic acid (PLLA) based products, like Sculptra and AestheFill, are becoming increasingly popular. These substances gently stimulate the immune system to produce new collagen, avoiding artificial volume or puffiness.
Dr. Irena Krupnik, an aesthetic medicine doctor in Israel and founder of the Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, explains that PLLA is a biocompatible and biodegradable collagen stimulator. Its microparticles gradually break down after injection, prompting fibroblasts to produce more collagen. This results in a gradual, natural-looking outcome as the substance is fully absorbed by the body over time.
Dr. Krupnik highlights that PLLA aligns with the Longevity philosophy of maintaining health and quality of life, rather than fighting aging. In aesthetic medicine, this translates to enhancing tissue quality rather than merely masking aging signs. The gradual, cumulative effect ensures a natural appearance, which is crucial for those seeking to preserve their natural look.
The procedure is suitable for individuals experiencing changes in facial contours, loss of skin density and elasticity, or a tired appearance due to volume loss. It also benefits those interested in preventing age-related changes. A thorough assessment of skin quality, tissue position, ptosis, facial proportions, and aging type is essential before treatment.
Dr. Krupnik stresses the importance of a physician's anatomical knowledge and experience when administering PLLA. Individual aging patterns necessitate tailored treatment plans. Her personalized approach involves integrating PLLA into a long-term correction strategy, emphasizing precise, timely intervention without unnecessary procedures, consistent with the Longevity ethos.
Dr. Krupnik, a pioneer in aesthetic medicine in Israel, has trained over 3,000 practitioners. She offers complimentary initial consultations, providing professional medical opinions and, if needed, long-term correction plans. Her practice is located in Holon.