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The effectiveness of injectable exoprotectors for recovering facial skin quality. Literature review and clinical observations
https://doi.org/10.33667/2078-5631-2025-8-100-105
Abstract
Objective. To analyze the therapeutic efficacy of the combined use of NOVACUTAN YBio and SBio drugs for the correction of a wide range of dermatological disorders. Based on the data obtained, we recommend the inclusion of these products in post-procedural rehabilitation after aggressive cosmetic procedures (laser resurfacing, chemical peels), as well as for dyschromia, signs of photoaging, decreased skin tone and turgor, dull uneven complexion, dehydration and peeling of the epidermis, and skin microrelief disorders.
Materials and methods. Clinical experience in the use of NOVACUTAN YBio/SBio and NOVACUTAN BTA exoprotectors according to the «Beaty flash» and «High-light» protocols.
Results. Injectable exoprotectors are effective as a therapeutic agent for repairing photo-damaged skin, as well as for protecting it from exposure to light, including UVA and UVB rays.
Conclusion. Based on the results obtained, we recommend using exoprotectors during the recovery period after aggressive cosmetic procedures, as well as as a therapeutic agent against photoaging of the facial skin.
About the Authors
Z. I. Gazitaeva
MedBioSystem LLC
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Gazitaeva Zarema I., PhD Med, maxillofacial surgeon, plastic surgeon, geriatric, director of Medical Department Novacutan
Moscow
O. V. Zabnenkova
Olymp Clinic
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Zabnenkova Olga V., PhD Med, cosmetologist, dermatovenerologist. head of Cosmetology Dept, deputy chief Cosmetology Physician
Moscow
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Gazitaeva Z.I., Zabnenkova O.V. The effectiveness of injectable exoprotectors for recovering facial skin quality. Literature review and clinical observations. Medical alphabet. 2025;(8):100-105. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.33667/2078-5631-2025-8-100-105
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