With a desire to maintain their youthful complexion for as long as possible, people are constantly looking for the next solution to reversing the signs of aging. One of the more popular nonsurgical and minimally invasive methods is injectable fillers. However, there are also some less explored filler options on the market, such as Profhilo injections. This product is gaining popularity and winning over providers and consumers alike.
Here’s how it works.
What Is Profhilo?
Profhilo is an injectable that was initially developed as a skin remodeling treatment. Its key benefits include hydrating and tightening skin to give your face a young and radiant look, and it is preferred by many for its almost immediate and long-lasting effects.1 Profhilo can be used by people of all ages and genders who want to counteract skin laxity (sagging), remodel aging skin that is developing marionette lines and other signs of aging, and restore skin firmness.2
How Does Profhilo Work?
Profhilo contains a high concentration of hyaluronic acid, which acts as a bio-remodeler instead of a typical filler like Restylane Lyft. The long chains of hyaluronic acid first hydrate your skin by binding moisture to your skin. Next, it stimulates the production of skin tissues like collagen and elastin, which are responsible for maintaining skin elasticity and firmness.3
Profhilo is usually injected in 10 points around your face, just below the skin, and has an effect radius of two centimeters around the injection site. Each Profhilo session takes about 30 minutes, and its effects may become obvious within three to five days of treatment.4
Depending on your skin, you may require a second session four to six weeks later. The beneficial effects of Profhilo are expected to last up to six months.5
Who Is Profhilo For?
Profhilo is considered a comprehensive “beneath the skin” moisturizing treatment that uses a specialized hybrid technology to deliver high doses of hyaluronic acid, which hydrates the skin and stimulates the activity of skin cell receptors.6
Profhilo is most effective for people over 30 whose skin has lost its elasticity or developed fine lines and wrinkles.7 It is most commonly used on the face but also works on the neck, arms, hands, and knees.8
How Does Profhilo Differ From Other Dermal Fillers?
Chemicals bind together the ingredients in fillers like Radiesse. In Profhilo, the ingredients are bound by heat. This process preserves the composition of hyaluronic acid and enhances its skin hydration effects.9
It also gives Profhilo a runny, gel-like consistency, which makes it easy to spread and be absorbed by the skin. It isn’t lumpy, so it doesn’t form nodules or require too much massaging to be absorbed.10
It can also cover a larger skin surface area. So, fewer injections (and finer needles) are needed to treat your entire face.11
Profhilo doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals. This makes it very safe to use and can be easily metabolized naturally. It has no major side effects and can be used by anyone who isn’t pregnant, breastfeeding, or allergic to hyaluronic acid.12
Find Out More About Profhilo With My Filler Treatment
Profhilo injections can be used alone or in combination with other procedures. Visit My Filler Treatment today for more beneficial information on the latest cosmetic procedures.
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