Biostimulatory Kits

Product Information:

Biostimulatory kits are products designed to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production rather than just filling volume temporarily. They are commonly used in aesthetic medicine for skin rejuvenation and structural support.

Common types include:

• PLLA (Poly-L-Lactic Acid) – gradual collagen stimulation

• CaHA (Calcium Hydroxylapatite) – immediate support + long-term collagen boost

• PRP-based kits – use components derived from blood to stimulate repair

• PN/PD (Polynucleotides) – skin regeneration and repair

These are not cosmetic creams; most are injectable medical devices.

How they are used:

• Administered by licensed medical professionals only

• Typically delivered via injection into specific skin layers

• Treatment plans are customized per patient

• Often performed in multiple sessions, spaced weeks apart

Self-use or non-professional use is unsafe and not recommended

Dosage:

• Dosage varies widely based on:

  • Product type

  • Treatment area

  • Patient age, skin condition, and goals

• Incorrect dosage can cause nodules, asymmetry, or tissue damage

For safety reasons, exact dosage amounts should only be determined and administered by trained professionals

Warnings:

• Not suitable for:

  • Active skin infections

  • Certain autoimmune conditions

  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding (varies by product)

• Requires proper:

  • Product reconstitution (for some kits)

  • Injection depth and technique

• Poor technique can lead to serious complications

Side effects:

Common (usually temporary):

• Redness

• Swelling

• Tenderness

• Bruising

Less common but more serious:

• Lumps or nodules

• Inflammation

• Asymmetry

• Infection

• Vascular complications (rare but serious)

Any unusual or persistent reaction requires immediate medical attention.