Tissue Stimulator — Profhilo Bio-Remodelling

Profhilo is an injectable hyaluronic acid bio-remodelling treatment that hydrates and firms the skin rather than adding volume. Delivered to a few precise points within OrthoTeam's aesthetic-medicine service, it spreads through the tissue to improve laxity, texture and glow. It suits patients who want healthier-looking, better-quality skin instead of a change in shape, and sits alongside other tissue stimulators the clinic offers for the face, neck and eye area.

Profhilo is a stabilised, highly purified hyaluronic acid product designed to bio-remodel the skin. Instead of filling a specific line or adding contour, it acts as a hydrating and bio-stimulating treatment that is associated with improvements in skin firmness, elasticity and radiance over the weeks after treatment. The concentrated hyaluronic acid is injected into a small number of strategic points, from where it disperses through the surrounding tissue, drawing in water and supporting the skin's own structures. At OrthoTeam the treatment is delivered by a physician and takes around fifteen to twenty minutes. Because only a few injection points are used, downtime is minimal — small raised bumps typically settle within hours and any pinpoint marks fade quickly. A short course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart is usual, with the result building over the following one to two months and maintained with occasional top-ups. Profhilo is commonly used on the lower face and is also suited to the neck and the delicate eye area, priced at 1,200 zł for the eyes and 2,000 zł for face and neck. The clinic offers a range of other tissue stimulators as alternatives depending on the concern and area, including PhilArt at 1,100 zł for the face or 1,900 zł for face and neck, and Pluryal Silk for the eye area at 1,000 zł, so the product can be matched to your skin. Bio-remodelling is a good option for adults whose main concern is dull, lax or dehydrated skin rather than volume loss, and it combines well with other rejuvenation treatments. Suitability and any contraindications are reviewed by the physician at consultation.