Learn how to perform facial biorevitalisation at home, for firmer, more radiant skin in a few simple steps.
What is meant by biorevitalisation?
Biorevitalisation is an innovative aesthetic treatment aimed at reinvigorating the skin of the face. Traditional techniques include the injection of nutrients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins and antioxidants.
This type of process activates the skin's biological functions to improve its physiology, leading to an aesthetic improvement through the production of key components such as proteoglycans and collagen.
Its proven beneficial effects include improved hydration and radiance of the skin.
What are the pros and cons?
Treatments that make use of this procedure bring numerous important advantages; here are some of them.
Pros of biorevitalisation:
- Improved skin appearance: reduces fine lines and improves elasticity and radiance.
- Collagen stimulation: promotes the natural production of collagen and elastin.
- Hydration: increases skin hydration thanks to hyaluronic acid.
- Customisable treatment: it can be adapted to the individual needs of the skin.
Although generally safe, this procedure may also have contraindications; here are some of them.
Cons of traditional biorevitalisation:
- Cost: it can be expensive depending on the number of sessions required.
- Time and commitment: it requires several sessions for optimal results.
- Risks and side effects: possible allergic reactions, irritation or inflammation.
- Maintenance: it requires periodic treatments to maintain results over time.
What is the difference between biorevitalisation and fillers?
Biorevitalisation and fillers are different aesthetic treatments.
Biorevitalisation improves the health of the skin by stimulating collagen production and hydrating it, using hyaluronic acid, vitamins and amino acids, without altering the volume or shape of the face. Fillers, on the other hand, are used to fill wrinkles or add fullness to specific areas of the face such as lips and cheeks, and are more invasive, offering immediate physical changes.
What types of biorevitalisation exist?
There are different types of biorevitalisation and each differs according to the methods and ingredients used.
Professional procedures include treatments that use micro-injections of serums with vitamins, hyaluronic acid and other nutrients. These procedures are performed by specialists and require specific equipment.
There are two main techniques of professional skin biorevitalisation: "Cross-linked" and "Picotage".
The first, "cross-linked", involves linear, vertical and horizontal intradermal infiltrations that form a kind of grid; it is particularly effective on the cheeks and periocular regions and is generally indicated for the treatment of mature skin.
The second, "picotage", involves superficial, evenly spaced micro-injections, also suitable for younger skin wanting to prevent skin ageing.
Biorevitalisation can also be performed in combination with other aesthetic procedures.
In general, this type of professional treatment differs from do-it-yourself methods, which are typically based on less intense and less invasive topical products, but with the advantage of being easy to apply at home.
Treatment at home: how to choose the right product?
For a do-it-yourself treatment it is essential to select a quality product. Quality understood both as effectiveness and as excellence of the INCI. It is essential to do your research by reading the testimonials of those who have tried the product and the reviews of the brand promoting it.
Products such as "B-SELFIE DEEP | Self Biorevitalizing Serum", for example, are enriched with effective, tested and safe ingredients, excellent for those who want to perform a biorevitalising treatment independently and with peace of mind, in the comfort of their own home.
The procedure, in a few simple steps.
Is it easy to perform do-it-yourself biorevitalisation? Can anyone do it?
The answer is YES; however, it is advisable to choose the right products and pay attention to following the instructions in the dedicated leaflets.
Let's take as an example the product already mentioned, B-SELFIE DEEP, a do-it-yourself intraepidermal biorevitalising treatment. This serum, highly concentrated in anti-ageing active ingredients, can be applied directly into the epidermis using an innovative technology with a micro-injection head. It is safe, easy to use and painless. The formula combines hyaluronic acid, amino acids, biopeptides, niacinamide (vitamin B3), vitamins C and B5, and Acetyl Octapeptide 3 for a botox-like effect, giving an immediately younger, fresher face.
Here is the procedure to follow to perform the treatment:
- Preparation: cleanse and disinfect face and neck. Make sure your face is clean and dry before applying the serum. Cleansing removes impurities and prepares the skin to better absorb the active ingredients.
- Extraction and activation: take the sterile head out of the packaging and screw it onto the syringe.
- Application: use the syringe vertically on the skin, injecting the serum into the epidermis with light pressure.
- Follow the traction lines and be careful: to perform the treatment correctly and in complete safety, you need to know that there are 4 areas of the face where you should not inject the product but simply help it pass into the epidermis. You will find everything explained in detail in the leaflet you receive with the product.
- Massage: a light facial massage helps the serum absorb and stimulates blood circulation.
- Soothing mask: apply the soothing mask and leave it on for 20 minutes.
The procedure is simple and, if performed correctly, significantly improves the appearance of the face, reduces blemishes and fine wrinkles around the eyes and reshapes the contours of the face.
How long does the effect of do-it-yourself biorevitalisation last?
During a correctly performed treatment with a good product, you immediately notice an improvement in the texture and tone of the skin, with increased radiance of the face and a reduction in wrinkles. The results continue to improve in the five days following the treatment and remain effective for an entire cell cycle.
Why choose the B-SELFIE biorevitalizing serum?
Bselfie is a well-known, trusted brand, loved by the stars and by an ever-growing community of bselfie lovers.
Among the wide range of professional beauty items we also have the B-SELFIE biorevitalising serum: it uses a micro-injection head to effectively release a mix of revitalising and anti-ageing substances, improving the skin's repair process. Nanosome technology also allows the actives to be transported to the target cells for an anti-ageing action with miraculous results.
Its patented system guarantees absorption of active substances 30 times higher than traditional topical cosmetics, delivering the active ingredients close to the germinal layer for a more effective, painless effect.
In addition to its proven effectiveness, if you buy it you get several advantages:
- High-quality INCI enriched with 3 different types of hyaluronic acid
- Simple instructions and application procedure
- Immediate, tangible results
- Supporting medical research proving its effectiveness
Find it here B-SELFIE DEEP | Self Biorevitalizing Serum what are you waiting for?
Frequently asked questions
Who can do do-it-yourself biorevitalisation?
Biorevitalisation is suitable for almost everyone, except in special cases of specific medical conditions and skin problems. Quality products are generally also suitable for particularly sensitive skin.
When does the treatment not work?
- Disappointing results usually come from using poor-quality products or from incorrect application of the equipment provided.
Is biorevitalisation painful?
- Traditional, more invasive biorevitalisation can cause slight discomfort or pain. Other types, such as the one used by Bselfie, are completely painless when applied with the recommended gentleness and care: the 0.5 mm micro-needles cannot pass beyond the dermo-basal lamina and therefore do not reach the pain receptors.
In which cases and in which areas is biorevitalisation indicated?
- Free hyaluronic acid is generally used to act effectively on various parts such as the face, neck and back of the hands. Specifically, it is also indicated for periocular and perilabial wrinkles.
Are there scientific publications or medical opinions that testify to the benefits of biorevitalisation?
- Yes, of course: you can consult, for example, the evaluation test carried out by aesthetic doctor Dr Andrea Piccardi, which you can find here B-SELFIE DEEP | Self Biorevitalizing Serum
