Gold Infusions

Pambianco Beauty features Image Regenerative Clinic and their Microinfusion Technique. "A personalized cocktail of super-hydrating, revitalizing, and anti-aging skinboosters that, thanks to the specialized device, is applied uniformly and painlessly..." Full article available on beauty.pambianconews.com Pambianco Beauty features Image Regenerative Clinic and their Microinfusion Technique. "A personalized cocktail of super-hydrating, revitalizing, and anti-aging skinboosters that, thanks to the specialized device, is applied uniformly and painlessly..." Full article available on beauty.pambianconews.com Publication Pambianconews Year 2019

Microinfusion is an innovative biorevitalization treatment that has become a well-known secret among Hollywood celebrities due to its non-invasive nature and immediate glowing effect. As a highly advanced aesthetic medicine technique, Microinfusion enables the administration of a personalized cocktail containing super-hydrating, revitalizing, and anti-aging skinboosters that are applied uniformly and painlessly through a specialized device. An evolved version of injectable treatments, the Microinfusion technique is the ultimate personalized facial treatment that addresses various skin concerns of the face, neck, décolleté, and hands through non-invasive infusion of micro-droplets of the physician-formulated mixture, using a CE-marked and FDA-approved proprietary vial. Who is Microinfusion Technique biorevitalization suitable for? It is suitable for anyone seeking to improve their skin quality for enhanced firmness, luminosity, and youthful appearance. It is indicated for younger patients desiring preventive hydrating/stimulating treatment with minimal discomfort and near-immediate recovery. It is also appropriate for patients experienced with aesthetic medicine and surgery, utilizing different concentrations of skinboosters for effective anti-aging and antioxidant treatment. What is the Microinfusion Cocktail? The treatment utilizes a vial containing a customized cocktail of ingredients including hyaluronic acid, vitamins, antioxidants, and botulinum toxin, specifically formulated for each patient. The combination varies according to individual needs. Once selected, these ingredients are mixed and infiltrated into the face (including sensitive areas like eyelids), neck, and décolleté. The hyaluronic acid, formulated in an extremely fluid state, plumps the skin by attracting and retaining hydration in the treated area, without the volumizing effect of dermal fillers. What results can you expect and how long do they last? Post-treatment, the skin appears slightly reddened and sensitive, but within an hour, it becomes luminous and firm due to the effects of vitamins and hyaluronic acid. The benefits of botulinum toxin and collagen stimulation through microinfusion develop over days and weeks. The procedure can be repeated and combined with other treatments for optimized long-term results. Sessions vary with intervals of 1 to 4 months based on the physician-formulated cocktail. Post-treatment care includes using sun protection, avoiding makeup for 24 hours, and refraining from exfoliating treatments or chemical peels. This technique effectively delivers luminosity, firmness, plumpness, and anti-aging benefits within the Healthy Attitude concept. What is the cost and treatment frequency? Costs range from 250 to 650 euros based on the formulation determined and agreed upon during medical consultation; this also determines the treatment frequency (every 2 to 6 months).

Two innovative aesthetic medicine treatments utilize botulinum toxin in differentiated ways: one to stimulate collagenesis and lift, the other to prevent wrinkle formation through gentle muscle relaxation. Dr. Paolo Salentina, physician at Image Regenerative Clinic and aesthetic medicine professor at the University of Pavia, explains these treatments. What are Microbotox and Babybotox? Microbotox and Babybotox are two distinct methodologies. Microbotulinum involves injecting botulinum toxin into the dermis rather than the muscle, as in traditional botox. It is administered through mesotherapy using a specialized device with millimetric microneedles that allows treatment of the entire face, including contours, periocular area, and neck, without bruising risk, as the toxin remains superficial and doesn't affect musculature. Babybotox is traditional botulinum injection into muscle, but with a preventive approach, aiming not to correct existing wrinkles in the upper third of the face but to relax the area sufficiently to prevent their formation. What are the effects of Microbotox? Microbotox energetically stimulates fibroblasts, which are responsible for collagen and elastin production, increasing these substances throughout the face, including the delicate periocular region. The result is revitalized, regenerated, smoother, and redensified skin, particularly noticeable along the jawline and facial contours. Multiple clinical studies demonstrate botulinum's efficacy in the dermis, beyond its known muscular action. This dual action yields results in both skin texture and muscle relaxation. What are the results of Babybotox? Babybotox is indicated for patients between 20 and 35 years who wish to prevent expression lines in the upper third of the face. The preventive approach helps avoid more invasive corrections in the future. The treatment involves specific dilution and reduced dosages, targeting the superficial muscle layer. The effect is subtle yet effective: patients won't notice dramatic changes, but achieve a more rested appearance and natural expression that maintains over time. Clinical Considerations It's important to note that treatment indication doesn't solely depend on age but on individual clinical assessment. A mature patient might benefit from Babybotox if significant wrinkles haven't developed, while a younger patient with marked expressions might require traditional botulinum. The safety and efficacy of both treatments are supported by clinical evidence but require thorough professional evaluation and proper patient selection. The minimum age for treatment is 18 years, and each case is evaluated individually considering anatomy, facial expressions, and patient objectives.