Facial biorevitalisation

anti-ageing treatment with hyaluronic acid and vitamins
approximately 30 minutes
€€
The course of sessions is agreed depending on your needs

Facial biorevitalisation is one of the most effective aesthetic medicine treatments for restoring deep hydration, radiance and firmness to the skin.

It works from within, regenerating the dermis through the direct delivery of hyaluronic acid, vitamins and essential nutrients, without altering the facial features. It is the ideal solution for anyone looking for a non-invasive biorevitalising treatment, with natural and gradual results, suitable for all skin types and every stage of skin ageing.

What is facial biorevitalisation and how does it work?

Facial biorevitalisation is a professional aesthetic medicine treatment that involves the intradermal administration of substances with regenerative properties, primarily low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and minerals. Unlike fillers, it does not have a volumising effect but works on the skin’s intrinsic quality: it stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin, restores the skin’s moisture balance and slows down the ageing process at a cellular level.

At our aesthetic medicine centre in Milan, the biorevitalisation facial treatment is always tailored to the patient’s skin type, age and goals, selecting the most suitable formulation from those available.

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Who is it suitable for?

Facial biorevitalisation is a versatile treatment, suitable for a range of situations:

Dry and dehydrated skin

When the skin appears dull, tight and lacking softness, facial biorevitalisation with hyaluronic acid replenishes hydration levels deep within the skin, with visible results after just one session.

Mature skin and signs of ageing

As we get older, the skin gradually loses collagen, elasticity and firmness. The anti-ageing facial treatment with biorevitalisation slows down this process, improving the tone and density of the dermis. It is particularly suitable for use in combination with other anti-ageing treatments.

Superficial wrinkles and dark spots

Facial biorevitalisation is effective against fine lines and signs of dehydration. The antioxidant action of vitamins also helps to even out the complexion and reduce superficial discolouration. A complete facial biorevitalisation programme produces visible results on dark spots and wrinkles from the very first few weeks.

Preventing skin ageing

There’s no need to wait until the signs of ageing become apparent. Facial biorevitalisation is a preventative anti-ageing treatment, recommended from the age of 25–30 to keep the skin radiant, firm and hydrated over time.

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Facial biorevitalisation with hyaluronic acid and vitamins: the active ingredients

The facial biorevitalisation protocol we use at our aesthetic medicine clinic in Milan is based on carefully selected formulations containing active ingredients with high concentrations and bioavailability:

Hyaluronic acid

In biorevitalisation, hyaluronic acid with a low to medium molecular weight is used. This enables it to be distributed evenly throughout the dermis, to attract and retain water in the tissues, and to stimulate fibroblasts. The result is skin that is visibly more hydrated, supple and radiant.

Vitamins and minerals

The hyaluronic acid and vitamin biorevitalisation facial treatment includes a complex of nutrients that work in synergy: vitamin C, which has antioxidant and skin-brightening properties, and B vitamins, which support cellular metabolism. The result is a facial biorevitalisation treatment that leaves the skin radiant and firm, with a natural effect that gradually improves over time.

Antioxidants

The antioxidant component of the biorevitalising treatment counteracts cell damage caused by free radicals, one of the main mechanisms underlying premature skin ageing.

Facial biorevitalisation treatment

The facial biorevitalisation treatment at our clinic involves just a few simple and comfortable steps:

Before the session, a thorough medical assessment is carried out to determine the most suitable treatment plan. A topical anaesthetic is applied to minimise any discomfort caused by the micro-injections. The doctor then administers the product intradermally to the areas of the face to be treated, using very fine needles. A session lasts 20–30 minutes on average. After the treatment, the skin may show slight redness or small injection-induced welts, which will disappear on their own within a few hours.

No recovery time is required: the patient can resume their normal daily activities within 24 hours.

Facial biorevitalisation: immediate and long-lasting results

The results of facial biorevitalisation are visible straight away, with gradual improvements from one treatment to the next. After the first session, the skin already looks more hydrated, firmer and more radiant. With completion of the full facial biorevitalisation treatment course, generally consisting of 3–4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart, the results become more established and increasingly visible: skin texture improves, superficial wrinkles are reduced, and the complexion becomes more even.

The duration of the results varies depending on age, skin type and lifestyle, but with scheduled maintenance sessions (usually 1–2 per year), it is possible to maintain a radiant and toned complexion over time, with a natural and long-lasting anti-ageing effect.

Facial biorevitalisation combined with dermal fillers and other treatments

Facial biorevitalisation is most effective when incorporated into a comprehensive aesthetic medicine programme. The most common combination is combined facial biorevitalisation with fillers: whilst fillers address volume loss and static wrinkles, biorevitalisation improves the quality of the skin, enhancing hydration, radiance and texture in a complementary way.

Depending on the patient’s needs, the biorevitalisation treatment can also be combined with botulinum toxin, laser therapy or PRGF to create a comprehensive and personalised anti-ageing facial treatment using biorevitalisation, capable of addressing multiple aspects of the ageing process.

Why choose Studio Garavaglia?

At our aesthetic medicine centre in Milan, every facial biorevitalisation treatment is prescribed and carried out personally by Dr Garavaglia, who draws on his twenty years’ experience to assess each patient individually, select the most suitable formulations and devise a bespoke treatment plan.

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The first step towards more radiant, hydrated and youthful skin is a personalised consultation. In a private, no-obligation setting, you can receive a thorough medical assessment and find out which facial biorevitalisation treatment is best suited to you.

FAQ: frequently asked questions about facial biorevitalisation

Facial biorevitalisation is a professional aesthetic medicine treatment that delivers hyaluronic acid, vitamins and minerals into the dermis via micro-injections. It helps to deeply moisturise the skin, stimulate collagen production, reduce superficial wrinkles and restore radiance and firmness to the face, with a natural and non-invasive effect.
The standard course of treatment involves 3–4 sessions, spaced 4 weeks apart. The results improve gradually as treatment progresses. We then recommend a maintenance session every 6–12 months to ensure the results last over time.
The treatment is generally well tolerated. Before the micro-injections, a topical anaesthetic is applied to minimise any discomfort. The session lasts around 20–30 minutes and does not require any significant recovery time.
Fillers based on cross-linked hyaluronic acid work by adding volume and filling in wrinkles from within. Biorevitalisation uses non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, which does not have a volumising effect but improves the quality of the skin by boosting hydration, elasticity and collagen production. The two techniques are complementary and are often combined in an integrated protocol.
There is no specific minimum age. As a preventative measure, it may be recommended from the age of 25–30, when the body’s natural production of collagen begins to slow down. From the age of 40 onwards, it becomes a key component of any anti-ageing routine, particularly for mature skin that requires greater regenerative stimulation.
Yes. Formulations containing hyaluronic acid and vitamins are generally well tolerated, even by the most sensitive or reactive skin. A preliminary medical assessment enables you to choose the product best suited to your skin’s specific characteristics.
The cost varies depending on the type of treatment used, the number of sessions and whether it is part of a combined treatment programme. During the initial consultation, Dr Garavaglia explains the available options and the associated costs in a transparent manner and with no obligation.