COLLAGEN INDUCERS IN GENEVA

What is a collagen inducer?

A collagen inducer is a treatment that stimulates the production of collagen through the skin, for a rejuvenation progressive and sustainable.
In fact, as we age, collagen production naturally decreases, leading to a loss of collagen. volume lossa sagging skin and wrinkles.
These methods are non-invasive and offer natural results without surgery.

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Injections of collagen inducers in Geneva

Le collagen is a protein essential to the structure and elasticity of the skin. As we age, its production decreases, leading to sagging skin, the appearance of wrinkles and a loss of firmness.
There are treatments called collagen inducerswhich naturally stimulate the production of this protein, allowing the skin to regain its radiance and tone.
These non-invasive methods are particularly effective in combating 

the signs of ageing.
Collagen induction techniques include Sculptrathe photorejuvenation laserthe ablative laser split, the PRX-T33 peelthe radiofrequencyand Skinboosters. These treatments are designed to improve skin texture and firmness, while stimulating natural collagen production.

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When should a collagen inducer be used?

Treatment with collagen inducers is indicated for a number of skin problems.
- Wrinkles and fine lineswhich are the main signs of skin ageing.
- Sagging skin For firming the skin on the face, neck and body.
- Loss of volume: to restore certain hollow areas, such as the cheeks.
- Scars To improve acne scars or post-traumatic scars.
- Dull complexion To restore radiance and improve skin texture.
The results are progressive and natural, as the mechanism of action is the stimulation of cell regeneration.

What is collagen?

Collagen is an essential structural protein found in the skin, bones, muscles and tendons. It accounts for around 80 % of the skin's composition and plays a crucial role in maintaining its elasticity. firmnesshis elasticity and its resistance. In aesthetic medicine, collagen is particularly appreciated for its role in the skin rejuvenation and treating the signs of ageing.

What is collagen used for?

Collagen is used to maintain the structural integrity of the skin and connective tissue. It acts as a support for the skin, keeping it firm and elastic. By stimulating cell regeneration, it helps to repair damaged tissue, to reduce wrinkles and improve the appearance of scars. It's also a key element in keeping the skin healthy. hydrated skin and resistant to external aggression.

How does the body make collagen?

Collagen is produced naturally by cells called fibroblasts, located in the dermis. This process involves the assembly of amino acids into long protein chains, which then group together into collagen fibres to provide structure and support to the skin. Collagen production is particularly active during childhood and adolescence, but begins to decline with age, especially from the age of thirty onwards.

Why do we lose collagen?

Collagen loss is a natural phenomenon that occurs with age, but a number of external factors can accelerate it. The main causes are exposure to the sun (UV rays), oxidative stress, an unbalanced diet, smoking and pollution. These factors break down collagen fibres, causing the skin to sag, wrinkle and look less toned.

At what age should I start a collagen treatment?

It is recommended to start treatment Collagen Booster by medical techniques from the age of thirty, when collagen production naturally begins to slow down. However, people in their forties and fifties can also benefit to correct the visible signs of ageing. By starting early, it is possible to prevent sagging skin and maintain firm skin for longer.

Sculptra action mechanism diagram

Sculptra: a stunning anti-ageing treatment

Le Sculptra is one of the best-known collagen inducers in aesthetic medicine. It is an injectable product based on poly-L-lactic acid, which does not add volume but gradually stimulates the production of collagen in the deeper layers of the skin.
The natural synthesis of collagen improves the skin's firmness and elasticity. Results are visible after several months, but are long-lasting.

Benefits of Sculptra

- Progressive firming: Sculptra works over the long term to restore the structure of the face.
- Natural results: as the product stimulates collagen production, results are gradual and natural.
- Long-lasting: the effects may last for more than 2 years.
Sculptra is recommended for patients looking to firm and plump their face or body naturally, without adding volume.

photo results after laser resurfacing

Skin photorejuvenation to strengthen collagen

The photorejuvenation is a non-invasive technique that uses specific wavelengths to stimulate collagen production by activating fibroblasts, the cells responsible for creating this essential protein.

Advantages of photorejuvenation laser

- Non-invasive: no recovery time is required and patients can resume their activities immediately.
- Instant radiance: the skin appears more luminous and even after the treatment.
- Stimulation of collagen synthesis: the treatment encourages the continuous production of collagen, for lasting results.
This treatment is recommended for patients who want to improve the texture and radiance of their skin by stimulating collagen synthesis in a natural way, and to treat the early signs of ageing without social eviction.

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Laser resurfacing to stimulate collagen

Le ablative laser fractionated laser is one of the most powerful treatments for stimulating collagen. Unlike the non-ablative laser, the ablative laser penetrates more deeply and works by 'vaporising' small areas of the skin.
The fractional ablative laser, such as the CO2 or Erbium laser, creates tiny 'micro-perforations' in the skin, eliminating dead cells and stimulating cell regeneration. In response to this micro-aggression, the skin produces large quantities of collagen to repair itself.
This procedure results in smoother skin, improved texture and the reduction of fine lines.

Advantages of fractional ablative laser

- Very deep action: this technique is particularly effective for deep wrinkles, acne scars and severe skin damage.
- Intense collagen stimulation: the fractional ablative laser triggers a skin repair response that produces large quantities of collagen.
- Lasting results: a single session can bring significant results, but a series of sessions is often recommended for optimum results.

photo progress peeling session PRX-T33

PRX-T33 peel: stimulating collagen without exfoliation

Le PRX-T33 peel is a peel that penetrates deep into the dermis and stimulates fibroblast activity, without visible desquamation. This leads to an increase in collagen production and an improvement in skin firmness and texture.

Advantages of the PRX-T33 peel

- No desquamation: the treatment does not cause any visible exfoliation, so you can get back to work straight away.
- Stimulation of collagen synthesis: PRX-T33 acts directly on the dermis to improve firmness and elasticity.
- Progressive, natural results.
PRX-T33 is recommended for patients who want to stimulate collagen synthesis without visible side-effects and who want their skin to become progressively firmer.

vaginal laser image Geneva

Radiofrequency: stimulating collagen with heat

La radiofrequency is a non-invasive technique that uses electromagnetic waves to penetrate the skin and heat the deep layers of the dermis. This controlled heating triggers a natural response from the body, where skin cells, particularly fibroblasts, produce new collagen.
This gentle method is particularly effective for sagging skin.

Advantages of radiofrequency

- Non-invasive treatment: no recovery time is required and the treatment is painless.
- Progressive firming: results appear progressively over the sessions, with firmer, more toned skin.
- Versatility: radiofrequency can be used on many areas of the body to treat sagging skin.

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Skinbooster: anti-ageing skin care with collagen induction

The Skinboosters are micro-injections ofhyaluronic acid which, as well as deeply moisturising the skin, also stimulates collagen production. This treatment is ideal for those looking to improve the texture and radiance of their skin, while benefiting from a long-lasting moisturising effect.
How do Skinboosters work? Skinboosters are injected into the dermis to deeply hydrate the skin and stimulate collagen production. The hyaluronic acid contained in skin boosters attracts water to skin tissue, improving skin texture and luminosity while triggering a response from the body that stimulates collagen production.

Benefits of Skinboosters

- Deep hydration: they restore the skin's natural moisture levels, giving a fresh, radiant complexion.
- Improved skin texture: skin becomes smoother and more even thanks to hydration and collagen stimulation.
- Natural, gradual effect: results are subtle but visibly improve skin quality.

Collagen inducers results: before / after collagen inducer injections

The results of collagen induction treatments are often progressive and improve over time. In general, several sessions are needed to achieve an optimal effect, but each technique offers lasting results, visible for 6 months to 2 years, depending on the treatment chosen.

How much does an injection of collagen inducers cost?

The price of collagen inducers varies according to the treatment and the area to be treated.

Type of consultation General rates
Sculptra
CHF 900 per bottle
Laser photorejuvenation
CHF 500 per bottle
Fractional ablative laser
From CHF 900 per session
PRX-T33 Peeling
CHF 200 per session
Skinbooster
CHF 400 per syringe
Radiofrequency
From CHF 250 per session

Collagen inducers: advice

Patient feedback on collagen inducers is generally very positive, not least because of the natural, progressive results they offer.
Patients particularly appreciate the fact that these treatments stimulate the natural production of collagen, improving the skin's firmness, elasticity and radiance in a subtle but effective and lasting way.
Many emphasise that the results are visible gradually, without drastic changes, allowing for harmonious rejuvenation. What's more, the low risk of complications and the absence of social exclusion make it an attractive option for patients looking for gentle skin tightening.

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