Biorevitalisation, fillers in the nasolabial folds, what's the main problem with your face and how old are you?

I've had mesotherapy and hyaluronic acid injections and I'm pleased. All procedures should be done individually, depending on the condition of the skin. You, apparently, have not visited salons before, so you now need a powerful impact.

Rejuvenate your face. Well, not many do the neck. But what about the body, hands, décolletage+breast, pigmentation spots - where do all these go? Hide under clothes? Maybe you need to take something.. proteins, vitamins, hyaluronic acid, Q10?

Even though I'm 36, I notice from those around me - no, none at all. It's all an illusion, vanity, and self-deception. There's only sleep, proper nutrition, exercise, and quality skin hydration. Well, and genetics - that's the first thing. Everything else, even if you bang your head against the wall, the results are nil or slightly fresher. But these "slightly" aren't worth such titanic efforts, I swear.

Plastic Surgery

Ladies, is there anything one can do with the neck? I mean, can it be rejuvenated somehow, get rid of sagging and wrinkles? And if it's only possible with plastic surgery, what is the specific name of such a procedure?

Fillers in the nasolabial folds; denser fillers in the cheeks; at least once a year biorevitalisation. For me, these are very effective methods (that is, I see a real effect). Unfortunately, the massage was absolutely ineffective. And also - however banal - inner attitude and readiness to laugh are worth a lot.

[quote="Veronika"]Don't fool yourselves! A woman who can afford to regularly visit salons looks far better than ordinary women.[\/quote]

Women who can afford to go to salons can also afford to live without stress, not work, sleep more, eat quality food and rest.

Guest, thank you, I'm just on my way, lots of questions arise, the help of all respondents is important to me. There's also galvanic, ultrasound, microcurrents, electrostimulation - is this a method of influence, or what? How do I know what I need? I need to prevent further sagging of the oval, i.e. probably muscle exercise and for the skin to look healthy and glowing, smoothing out future wrinkles. That's why I think that, according to the manufacturer's claim, the Ultratonic m115 will cope with these tasks.

I had a look, there's also muscle stimulation. It also breaks down subcutaneous fat. This is good for cellulite, but not desirable for the face. 😊 Ultrasound will completely ruin the face, breaking the barrier, thereby promoting permeability. And they'll write all sorts in the adverts. I don't know anything about galvanic.

Exactly, they can write anything, thank you, I'll think some more, Beauty Iris m708, Gezatone, there microcurrents reduce muscle flaccidity, galvanic- activation of collagen and elastin production. Girls, does anyone have similar things, what do you say?

This is likely about the M777 model, if it's about cleaning with soda... well, I might struggle, calm down and not buy it. But I want it, damn, it's a shame there's no topic.

I've read the reviews too. But now I understand that these reviews could be written by the distributors of this nonsense themselves. Why complicate things? Just look at what microcurrent devices that are used in professional beauty institutes look like, and these little things... Where was my mind then? 😆 Well, desire is stronger than reason... And here's the result.

_777а why are they of such poor quality, they're supposed to be European, not Chinese

You need to calm down, let some time pass, a week or two, if you still really want it, you'll have to buy the toy. But I'll be buying it with the understanding that it won't be for long.

They have a 1 year warranty.

Yes, there's a lot on Taobao, but I'm probably scared to order from them.

Thank you very much! Even though I'm not 40, I'm facing the same thing.....

Mesotherapy, beauty injections really do help. You might not shave off ten years, but your face will look better. I've seen it on many of my acquaintances who've had the procedures, their appearance significantly improved, they've really freshened up.

When the menopause hits hard, no mesotherapy will save you, there's rapid ageing, just in an instant. And then only hormone replacement therapy will do.

And who can write something about mesotherapy threads? Who has done it? What does the procedure entail, is it painful? And how long afterwards should one avoid being seen by people? I'm also over 40 now. So far, I've only had hyaluronic acid biorevitalisation. Then I spent three days wearing glasses and a gauze bandage to work. I was all bumpy. But what smooth, even, not at all dry skin I got, which is unusual for me. Two procedures kept me moisturised all summer. But now I have wrinkles. And they recommended mesotherapy threads at the salon. But it's a bit scary so far. Are there any real reviews?

I would recommend a good peel and to choose good creams.

Which is better, injection methods or hardware technologies after all? I'm considering thermage, but wrinkles can be removed with Botox too, can't they?