Within the last few years, aesthetics has shifted significantly towards the use of regenerative bio-stimulators in medicine.
These regenerative bio-stimulators use external stimuli, such as aesthetic treatments, to encourage collagen production, improve skin elasticity, and visibly rejuvenate the skin.
Furthermore, regenerative bio-stimulators—including popular biostimulatory fillers—are treatments designed to activate the body’s natural repair and renewal processes.
Fibroblasts are the cells that produce collagen and support key healing processes, such as wound repair and tissue regeneration.
In summary, regenerative bio-stimulators offer a powerful, minimally invasive approach to restore youthful skin by activating your body’s natural collagen production (fibroblast activity). As interest in regenerative aesthetics continues to grow, these therapies are becoming a cornerstone in skin rejuvenation treatments.