Biorevitalization — Skin Hydration Injections

Biorevitalization at S-thetics Beauty delivers unsaturated (non-cross-linked) hyaluronic acid directly into the dermis via fine-needle micro-injections to intensely hydrate and rejuvenate the skin from within. Unlike structural fillers, biorevitalization HA is low-viscosity and spreads through the tissue to act as a water reservoir — binding up to 1,000 times its own weight in water and stimulating fibroblast activity for improved collagen and elastin production. The result is improved skin quality: better hydration, finer pores, increased elasticity, and a natural glow that no topical moisturiser can replicate at the same depth. MDDr. Darina Šanšašvili performs the procedure using a series of small superficial injections across the face, neck, or décolletage. A series of three sessions two to four weeks apart is recommended for cumulative benefit; single sessions are also available for those who want a skin-quality boost before an event.

Biorevitalization — also called skin booster or bio-stimulation therapy — is a targeted injection technique that places small amounts of uncrosslinked hyaluronic acid into the mid-dermis at regular intervals across the treatment area, producing intense local hydration and triggering a sustained biostimulatory response. The technique is distinct from volumising fillers (which use cross-linked, high-viscosity HA to add structure) and from superficial mesotherapy cocktails (which typically contain a blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and HA in much smaller concentrations). Uncrosslinked HA integrates into the extracellular matrix of the dermis with minimal resistance, allowing it to distribute through the tissue and serve as a sustained-release water reservoir. Studies on skin booster treatments have demonstrated measurable improvements in skin hydration, firmness, elasticity, and smoothness — all of which decline progressively from the mid-twenties onward due to reduced fibroblast activity and diminished natural HA production. The fibroblast stimulation effect is a secondary benefit: the micro-trauma of the injection, combined with the HA signal in the extracellular space, upregulates collagen and elastin synthesis over the following four to six weeks. At S-thetics Beauty, MDDr. Šanšašvili performs biorevitalization as a series of small intradermal injections using a fine-gauge needle across the face (forehead, cheeks, perioral zone), neck, or décolletage area. The injections are placed at a very shallow depth — approximately 1–2mm — so that small papules form and flatten over twenty to thirty minutes. The procedure takes twenty to thirty minutes for the face alone, slightly longer if extending to neck and décolletage. Three sessions two to four weeks apart are the standard recommendation. The first session delivers the foundational hydration; by the third session the collagen-stimulation effect is measurable as improved skin texture, tighter pores, and a more even, luminous surface. Maintenance sessions every six to twelve months sustain the result. Biorevitalization is suitable for all skin types and ages, with particular benefit for: dehydrated or chronically dry skin; early skin laxity (typically 30s–50s); skin quality decline from smoking, sun damage, or stress; pre-event skin preparation; and as a complement to volumising filler or botulinum toxin treatments for overall facial quality improvement. Side effects are mild and transient: the injection papules flatten within an hour, and any mild redness or needle marks resolve within twenty-four hours for most clients. Bruising is possible and resolves within a week. Contraindications include active skin infection or acne breakout in the treatment area, known HA allergy, pregnancy, and autoimmune disorders. Blood-thinning medications should be paused five to seven days before for bruising reduction.