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Risk at the Needle’s Tip: Side Effects of Mesotherapy and Biorevitalization

We minimize possible complications and risks when performing mesotherapy and biorevitalization techniques.

Sodium Succinate

The healing properties of amber as a natural biostimulant have been known for a long time. Thanks to this, it became possible to obtain succinic acid and its salt from it, which have a beneficial effect on the body. This is how sodium succinate emerged in cosmetology as an ingredient in the fight against skin aging.

Specifics of Botulinum Toxin Therapy for Aesthetic Indications in Patients Over 45

When performing botulinum therapy on mature-age female patients, it is necessary to take into account all pathogenetic mechanisms involved in the formation of the clinical picture of menopausal facial aging.

Modern Methods of Hyperhidrosis Correction

Hyperhidrosis is a widely prevalent condition that can reduce quality of life. Depending on the type and severity, treatment options vary and may include topical antiperspirants, botulinum therapy, curettage, and others.

Anesthesia for Injection Procedures

Human skin is the largest sensory organ. On average, one square centimeter of skin contains 100–200 pain receptors. Based on this, it makes sense to examine each type of anesthesia, focusing on its advantages, disadvantages, and side effects.

Botulinum Toxin Therapy: From A to Z

Article under preparation This article is currently available only in Russian. You can switch the language in the top language bar to view the Russian version, or check back soon — the English translation will be available shortly.  

Caution – Mesothreads?!

It is claimed that the “mesothreads” technology allows achieving two results – a lifting effect (tightening and contour correction) and an improvement in skin structure due to revitalizing and reinforcing effects. But is this really the case?

Combining Botulinum Therapy and Device-Based Methods in Cosmetology (Part 2)

Patients, due to their high level of social engagement, often set specific time constraints for cosmetologists. Seasonal limitations on certain procedures also play a role. This creates a need to adjust the intervals between procedures and their standard sequence. How acceptable and justified is this?

Combining Botulinum Therapy and Device-Based Methods in Cosmetology (Part 1)

When designing comprehensive programs, it is reasonable to consider procedures using hardware-based methods followed by correction through minimally invasive approaches (injection techniques, chemical peels).

Methods of Botulinum Toxin Application in Aesthetic Medicine (Part 2)

On the correction of a gummy smile, mimic wrinkles, and age-related changes in the lower third of the face and neck, as well as combined techniques for the use of botulinum toxin type A.