Redermalisation is a method that helps counteract skin ageing and rebuilds the skin. It acts on all three basic mechanisms of skin ageing:
- it regulates the biochemical and physiological processes in 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, Hyalual Institute created the Xela Rederm injectable line.
These preparations use a formula based on the synergistic action of sodium succinate and hyaluronic acid.
Sodium succinate
- activates cells and inhibits the processes leading to their death
- stimulates the synthesis of the skin's key structural proteins, collagen and elastin
- increases oxygen supply to cells
The action of sodium succinate prevents skin ageing and regenerates it, resulting in
- improved skin texture and appearance
- increased elasticity and firmness
- removal of discolouration
- reduced depth and size of wrinkles
- nourished skin
Hyaluronic acid prevents skin dehydration and moisturises it. A course of Xela Rederm should consist of three treatments carried out every two weeks. To maintain the effect, repeat the course after 6-9 months, either 1 treatment per month or another series of treatments.
Application techniques
- face, linear
- body, papular
Indications
- patient age from 35 for facial treatments, any age for body treatments
- advanced age-related changes (over 35)
- correction of deep wrinkles (over 45)
- restoration of the perioral area (any age)
Full ingredients (INCI)HA concentration 2.2% (22 mg/ml) Sodium succinate concentration 1.6% (16 mg/ml)
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