Assessment of efficiency of biorevitalization during work with skin component of aging at patients with different morphological types of involute changes of soft facial tissues

Abstract

Materials and methods. 38 patients aged 35 to 55 years old were under the surveillance. Depending on the aging morphotype, all patients were divided into three groups. All the participants of the study were subjected to a biorevitalization procedure (BRV) according to a single protocol prepared ex-temporarily by a mixture of multicomponent and prolonged biorevitalizers (BR).

Results. After the course of BRV from three procedures it was reliably established that skin humidity increased from the initial level by 46.7 % at the absolute number (100.0 %) of patients regardless of morphotype (p < 0.01). Facial color improvement was recorded in 94.7 % of patients (p < 0.01). Length, width and depth of thin surface wrinkles on the face skin in patients with small and mixed morphotypes on average decreased by 41.1 %, 37.9 % and 50.0 %, respectively (p < 0.01). No convincing data have been obtained regarding the increase in skin elasticity, epidermis thickness and dermis. There is also no evident therapeutic effect on telangiectatic changes and non-tumor focal hyperpigmentation of facial skin. Clinical effects following the BRV course are most pronounced in patients with small-scale and mixed mofotypes. According to the patients themselves, the proposed program of injection therapy has high efficiency and safety.