Israeli Doctor Highlights Bioremodeling for Natural Facial Rejuvenation
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Dr. Irena Krupnik, a leading Israeli aesthetic medicine specialist, champions bioremodeling as a key Longevity procedure for natural skin rejuvenation. The technique improves skin hydration, density, and elasticity without altering facial features, using agents like Profhilo and Karisma. Dr. Krupnik, an experienced practitioner and educator, stresses the importance of qualified medical professionals for safe and effective results, offering complimentary initial consultations.
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- Israeli aesthetic medicine specialist Dr. Irena Krupnik highlights bioremodeling for natural facial rejuvenation.
- Bioremodeling improves skin hydration, density, and elasticity without changing facial features.
- Profhilo and Karisma are modern agents used in bioremodeling procedures.
- The procedure stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis for a more youthful appearance.
- Dr. Krupnik emphasizes the need for experienced medical professionals for safe results.
Dr. Irena Krupnik, a leading aesthetic medicine specialist in Israel, has identified bioremodeling as a key procedure in the era of 'Longevity' or healthy aging. This method aims to improve overall skin condition without altering facial features or adding volume, addressing age-related changes like reduced moisture retention, loss of density, and elasticity.
Bioremodeling works by introducing preparations into the skin to stimulate its natural functions and restoration. The result is more hydrated, smoother, denser, and firmer skin, appearing naturally refreshed and rested. Unlike fillers, which target specific volume loss or contour correction, bioremodeling enhances the skin's quality, leading to a more youthful appearance, improved skin tone, reduced sagging, and a more defined jawline. The gradual nature of the results makes them appear natural, with changes developing over months.
Two modern bioremodeling agents are highlighted: Profhilo, a hybrid hyaluronic acid complex that deeply hydrates and provides a supportive structure, stimulating collagen and elastin synthesis; and Karisma, which combines hyaluronic acid, carboxymethylcellulose, and recombinant human collagen type I to directly stimulate fibroblast activity and collagen production. Karisma's carboxymethylcellulose also protects the hyaluronic acid from premature breakdown.
Dr. Krupnik emphasizes that bioremodeling is a medical procedure and potential side effects like swelling, redness, or bruising can occur. She stresses the importance of choosing an experienced physician skilled in facial anatomy and injection techniques for optimal and safe results. Dr. Krupnik, who has practiced aesthetic medicine in Israel for many years and trained in Paris, also founded an academy that has trained over 3,000 doctors. She offers complimentary initial consultations, providing professional opinions and long-term correction plans.
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