Our skin ages with the effect of years. In this aging process, mainly Collagen fibers collapse and lose their former vitality and compactness, and the amount of hyaluronic acid, which is located between these collagen fibers and keeps us younger and alive by holding water, decreases.
Youth Vaccine consists entirely of Hyaluronic acid, which is reduced between these collagen fibers. When this cross-linked hyaluronic acid is given to the skin, which decreases in the connective tissue, the skin is moisturized. With the Youth Vaccine Application; The skin looks much younger, dynamic and lively. Thus, we prevent aging and prevent serious sagging.
WHEN IS THE YOUTH VACCINE APPLIED?
Youth Vaccine can be started after the age of 30. It is wisest not to wait for aging to get these applications done. The earlier the Youth Vaccine Applications are started, the earlier the young tissue will be protected and we will prevent aging and sagging.
HOW TO APPLY YOUTH VACCINE
The application is injected into the middle layer of the skin with a special technique. The effects are visibly felt immediately after the application.
YOUTH VACCINE APPLICATION HOW MANY SESSIONS SHOULD BE DONE?
Although the Youth Vaccine application is done in a minimum of 3 sessions, there is no limit to the number of applications. Unfortunately, with each passing day, we are not getting one day younger, we are getting one day older. Therefore, the more applications we have, the younger and fresher our skin will be.
IN WHICH REGIONS ARE THE YOUTH VACCINE APPLICATIONS PERFORMED?
In fact, when we say skin rejuvenation, we are talking about the applications made to our face. but
our hands
our neck
Decollete Area
Inner Arm Sides
Above Knees
These regions are actually the regions that reveal aging the most. Therefore, we make the Youth Vaccine Applications to these regions besides the face frequently.
In addition, we get much more effective results from Youth Vaccine Applications to the face, especially after Skin Rejuvenation procedures such as Laser, Gold Needle Radiofrequency.
