Biorevitalization with NCTF or PDRN: vitamins and polynucleotides for the skin

How it works

With aging, sun exposure and oxidative stress, the skin loses nutrients, water and its capacity to regenerate. Biorevitalization replenishes these elements directly in the dermis, as microdroplets, so that skin cells work better.

• NCTF: a complex of more than 50 ingredients, including vitamins, amino acids, minerals, coenzymes and nucleic acids, combined with hyaluronic acid. It acts on skin hydration, nourishment and glow.
• PDRN (polynucleotides): DNA fragments of natural origin that stimulate tissue regeneration and collagen production, improving skin firmness and thickness.

Indications

• Dull skin, texture and poresDull, tired skin with uneven texture.
• Eyelids and tired lookThin skin with lines around the eyes.
• Dark circlesThin, darkened skin under the eyes.
• Wrinkles and expression linesFine lines on the forehead and face.

Treated areas

What a session is like

After cleaning and applying a numbing cream, the doctor applies the product with a fine needle, as microdroplets spread across the treated area. On the eyelids, the application uses a delicate technique with closer points.

Recovery

Right after the session, small bumps and redness appear at the points and improve within one to two days. Small bruises may occur, especially around the eyes. You can return to your activities on the same day.

Sessions and results

The skin becomes more hydrated and radiant in the following weeks, and the improvement in firmness develops gradually. The number of sessions and the interval between them depend on the dermatologist's individual evaluation and on each patient's clinical concern. The response varies from person to person.

Contraindications

Biorevitalization is not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding, over infections, herpes or active inflammation in the area, or for people allergic to the product's components; in the case of PDRN, this includes fish allergy. Active autoimmune diseases require evaluation.

At the evaluation, the dermatologist reviews your health history, current medications and previous procedures to confirm the indication.