What it is
A biostimulator is a product placed under the skin that stimulates the body to form new collagen. The skin becomes gradually firmer and thicker without much change in shape. The practitioner chooses the product for your skin and the area.

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An injection of poly-L-lactic acid, calcium hydroxylapatite or hyaluronic acid with collagen, which makes the skin produce more collagen over time.
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The skin becomes gradually firmer over two to three months. The effect often lasts one to two years, depending on the product.
What the treatment is and how it's performed
A biostimulator is a product placed under the skin that stimulates the body to form new collagen. The skin becomes gradually firmer and thicker without much change in shape. The practitioner chooses the product for your skin and the area.
Pain level, downtime and healing
Most people rate the discomfort 2–4 out of 10. The product often contains a local anaesthetic, and numbing cream can be used.
Usually 1–3 days of swelling. Swelling, tenderness and small bruises usually settle within a week.
Who it's for and safety information
The result builds up over two to three months and often lasts one to two years, depending on the product.
Contact the clinic at once if you get severe or increasing pain, pale, white or bluish skin or a net-like pattern in the skin. Call 113 if your vision becomes blurred or lost. Also contact the clinic if you get a fever, increasing redness, warmth or pus.