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A cocktail of hyaluronic acid and micronutrients (vitamins, amino acids, coenzymes and minerals) designed to improve skin quality: hydration, luminosity and firmness.

Facial rejuvenation treatment session at Total Definer Beauty Longevity Clinic in Bogotá

What is it?

A cocktail of hyaluronic acid and micronutrients (vitamins, amino acids, coenzymes and minerals) designed to improve skin quality: hydration, luminosity and firmness.

How does it work?

It is applied through superficial micro-injections. The skin receives nutrients and collagen production is activated, gaining firmness and elasticity. Usual protocol: 3 sessions, spaced 3 weeks apart.

Benefits

An immediate “glow” with progressive improvement in texture. Deep hydration and softening of fine lines. More elastic, even skin.

Areas that can be treated

Face, neck, décolleté and hands.

How do you know if you are a candidate?

Well suited to dull, dehydrated skin or skin with early photoaging. It is not indicated during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or with active skin infections. It requires a medical assessment.

What to expect during the procedure

Quick application, with optional topical anesthetic. Possible small marks and redness for 24–48 hours. Almost immediate return to social life, with the indicated skincare.

Results

A glow that appears session by session; dermal quality improves after the series and is maintained with boosters every 6–12 months, depending on lifestyle and skin.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a “filler”?

No. It provides hydration and biorevitalization, not structural volume.

How many sessions?

Usually 3 sessions, every 21 days.

Can it be combined with other treatments?

Yes: gentle laser, fractional radiofrequency, exosomes or peels, depending on the assessment.

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