Redermalisation is a method that helps counteract skin ageing and rebuilds it. It acts on all three basic mechanisms of skin ageing, that is:
- it regulates biochemical and physiological processes in the cells
- effectively blocks free radicals through the action of succinic acid
- prevents skin dehydration through the action of hyaluronic acid
To carry out the redermalisation procedure, the Hyalual Institute created the Xela Rederm line of injectable preparations.
What sets these preparations apart is a formula that uses the synergistic action of sodium succinate and hyaluronic acid.
Sodium Succinate brings about
- activation of cells and inhibition of the processes that lead to their death
- stimulation of the synthesis of the skin's basic structural proteins, collagen and elastin
- an increased supply of oxygen to the cells
The action of Sodium Succinate prevents skin ageing and regenerates it, with results including
- improved skin texture and appearance
- increased elasticity and firmness
- removal of discolourations
- reduced depth and size of wrinkles
- skin nourishment
Hyaluronic Acid prevents skin dehydration and moisturises it. A course with Xela Rederm preparations should consist of three treatments carried out every two weeks. To maintain the effect, repeat the course after 6 to 9 months, either 1 treatment a month or another series of treatments.
Administration techniques, subcutaneous only, using the papule (bleb) technique.
Indications
- patient age 28 to 35 years
- correction of the first signs of ageing, the "tired face" type. This is characterised by changes in skin tone, first dynamic wrinkles at the outer corner of the eye, a change in the face oval or the formation of a nasolabial fold
- hyperpigmentation
- post-acne changes
- oily, combination and dry skin, areas with thin skin
- preparation and rehabilitation for treatments involving deep and medium-depth peels
- preparation and rehabilitation for treatments involving plastic surgery
- preparation and rehabilitation for treatments involving phototherapy
- preparation and rehabilitation for treatments involving laser resurfacing
