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Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid, a natural biopolymer present in the body, is an important component of the skin, connective tissue, and synovial fluid. Its unique ability to bind water makes it a valuable humectant, improving the smoothness and elasticity of the skin and acting as an anti-aging agent. In cosmetology, it is used in creams and serums, while aesthetic medicine appreciates its filling and regenerative properties.
04.09.2025
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#UnderTheMicroscope: Dermaquest DermaClear
Professional home care is extremely important. The #UnderTheMagnifyingGlass series allows you to take a closer look at cosmetics that will enable you to implement the best treatments in the comfort of your own home.
Oxygen Therapy: What Does It Help With?
Oxygen therapy, which involves the use of oxygen-enriched air, is an effective method supporting oxygenation of the body and improving the quality of life for patients. It is used in both acute conditions and chronic diseases. By activating fibroblasts and increasing hemoglobin oxygen saturation, oxygen therapy effectively protects cells from hypoxia and supports tissue regeneration.
05.09.2025
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Nucleofill or Profhilo?
In today's world of aesthetic medicine, tissue bio-stimulators are gaining popularity, with the two most advanced ones being Nucleofill and Profhilo. Both products, although aimed at deep skin renewal without changing facial features, differ in composition and mechanism of action. Nucleofill works through polynucleotides that stimulate the production of type I collagen, while Profhilo utilizes a high concentration of hyaluronic acid. Find out when it's best to use each of them!
05.09.2025
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8 New Year's Resolutions that your skin and body will be very grateful for
It can be officially announced that the difficult and sad year of 2020 is passing away, making room for the new one. We have 365 new, unwritten pages ahead of us, let's make the best use of them.
Stretch marks during pregnancy
Stretch marks during pregnancy are a common issue that affects many expectant mothers. Caused by hormonal changes and excessive stretching of the skin, they most often appear on the abdomen, breasts, or thighs. While genetics and weight gain play a significant role in their development, effective prevention can reduce the risk of their occurrence. Proper skincare and physical activity are crucial in preventing stretch marks.
04.09.2025
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Salicylic acid on the face
Salicylic acid, belonging to the group of beta-hydroxy acids (BHA), is a reliable ally in the care of oily, combination, and acne-prone skin. Its ability to penetrate deep into pores and strong keratolytic properties make it effectively combat excessive keratinization of the epidermis and cleanse the skin of impurities. This versatile ingredient not only regulates sebum secretion but also helps in fighting acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
04.09.2025
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Mephisto effect after botox
The Mephisto effect, also known as the 'devil's effect,' is a surprising complication after Botox injections that leads to an unnatural lifting of the outer parts of the eyebrows. It mainly occurs due to uneven action of the botulinum toxin and is a result of errors in the procedure. Although this effect can give the face a surprised or menacing expression, an experienced doctor can effectively correct it. Discover the causes, correction methods, and ways to avoid this issue.
04.09.2025
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What is pressotherapy?
Presotherapy sounds quite enigmatic, yet it is widely used among professional athletes and dancers. What is its mechanism of action?
Ways to have a beautiful neck and décolletage - most effective treatments
"Age of a woman can be guessed by her décolletage and hands," gentlemen used to say among themselves, to avoid offending women by asking about their age. So, how can one take care of the skin on the décolletage and neck to maintain a youthful appearance?
Ruby points
Ruby points, commonly known as ruby spots or De Morgan's spots, are benign skin changes characterized by an intense red color. Although they are considered an aesthetic issue, they are usually harmless to health. They are formed due to the overgrowth of blood vessels and may suggest health problems if they suddenly appear in large numbers. Learn more about the causes of ruby points and methods of removal.
04.09.2025
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Hornification of the epidermis
Follicular hyperkeratosis is a common condition with a genetic basis, characterized by excessive keratinization of hair follicle openings, presenting as the typical 'goosebumps' appearance. Although it is not a health threat, it affects the skin's aesthetics. The key to solving the problem is proper skin care, including exfoliation and intense moisturizing.
04.09.2025
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