PB Serum (Enzyme Therapy)

PB Serum is a treatment based on a pharmaceutical preparation of bioactive enzymes that can address several concerns at once — acne, wrinkles and pigmentation as well as localised fat and cellulite. At Dermaestet it is presented as a natural-style alternative to chemical actives, applied quickly and near-painlessly under local numbing, with different serum types chosen for specific problems such as lax skin, excess fat or cellulite. Because results build with repetition, a course is usually recommended.

PB Serum is an injectable treatment built on bioactive enzymes — naturally occurring proteins that drive specific biological processes — formulated as a pharmaceutical preparation. Depending on the enzyme type, the serum can target different concerns: some formulations help break down the bonds that hold excess fat or the fibrous structure behind cellulite, while others support skin renewal to improve the look of acne, wrinkles and pigmentation. At Dermaestet it is described as an intelligent serum based on living enzymes, a natural alternative to chemical ingredients, backed by the latest laboratory research and free of significant side effects or irritation; the clinic notes that several types of PB serum exist, each addressing a particular problem such as lax skin or surplus fat and cellulite, so the right serum is selected for your concern. The application is quick — the clinic notes around fifteen minutes — and near-painless, performed under local numbing for comfort, with the serum delivered by fine injection into the relevant area. There is little downtime, though mild redness or small marks can appear briefly. Because the enzymes act gradually and the targeted concerns (fat, cellulite, skin quality) respond over time, the treatment is usually given as a course of sessions for the fullest result. PB Serum suits adults wanting a flexible, enzyme-based option for skin rejuvenation, acne, pigmentation or localised fat and cellulite who prefer a natural-style active. Allergies and suitability are checked first, it is avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and the appropriate serum and plan are agreed at consultation.