Biostimulators
Injectable treatments that stimulate collagen production to support facial structure, firmness, and gradual volume restoration.
Additional Services
What Are Biostimulators?
Biostimulators are injectable treatments designed to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. Instead of relying only on immediate volume, these treatments encourage gradual structural changes within the skin and underlying tissue.
Collagen provides support, firmness, and elasticity to the skin. Natural collagen production decreases with age, which can contribute to facial volume loss, reduced firmness, deeper folds, and changes in facial contours.
Injectable biostimulators such as Radiesse contain calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres suspended in a gel carrier. Depending on the treatment area and technique used, the injectable can provide initial support while encouraging new collagen formation over time.
Treatment plans vary according to facial anatomy, the degree of volume loss, skin condition, and the areas being treated. Results develop differently for each person, and suitability should be determined during an in-person assessment.
Facial Volume, Firmness & Collagen Support
Biostimulator injections may be considered when age-related collagen loss has affected facial definition, firmness, or structural support.
Treatment can be used in selected areas to restore contour, improve the appearance of folds, and provide support where facial volume has decreased. The objective is gradual correction while maintaining natural facial proportions.
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Our Process
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Assessment
The treatment area and skin condition are reviewed to understand the concern.
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Treatment Selection
Appropriate treatment options are identified based on the condition and skin type.
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Treatment and Care
Treatment is performed, and post-treatment care instructions are provided.
Our Services
Chemical Peel Treatments
Removes outer skin layers to improve tone, texture, and discoloration.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
Biostimulators encourage collagen production within treated tissue. Depending on the injectable used, treatment may also provide structural support or initial volume while collagen develops gradually.
Dermal fillers primarily add volume through the injected product. Biostimulators place greater emphasis on stimulating collagen production. Some products, including calcium hydroxylapatite injectables, can provide both immediate support and ongoing collagen stimulation.
Some structural improvement may be visible soon after treatment, depending on the product and area treated. Collagen-related changes develop gradually over the following weeks and months.
Treatment frequency varies. Facial anatomy, existing volume loss, treatment area, product selection, and desired correction all influence the number of sessions recommended.
Suitable areas depend on the specific injectable, facial anatomy, and treatment objective. Biostimulators may be used in selected facial areas where additional structural support, contour, or collagen stimulation is appropriate.