MEDICAL AESTHETICS
SKIN BIO-REMODELLING
OUR TREATMENT
Biostimulators and bio-remodelling are cutting-edge non-surgical treatments designed to rejuvenate and enhance the skin’s natural structure. These treatments encourage collagen production and skin renewal for a youthful, firmer appearance.
What Happens To Our Skin As We Age?
From early adulthood, the skin gradually undergoes structural changes. Collagen and elastin production reduces, hydration may decline and the skin can become thinner, less resilient and less able to maintain its previous firmness.
These changes may present as:
Fine lines and crepey skin
Reduced firmness or elasticity
Changes in skin texture
Reduced hydration
Dull or tired-looking skin
Changes in overall skin quality
How Biostimulators and Bioremodelling Treatments Work
These products work by stimulating the skin's natural regenerative processes, targeting the collagen and elastin fibers that provide skin with structure and elasticity. By enhancing the body’s own ability to repair and renew, these treatments promote long-lasting firmness, hydration, and volume in the treated areas. Over time, they can reduce the appearance of fine lines, sagging, and skin laxity, helping to achieve a naturally refreshed look.
TGA DisclaimerTo comply with TGA guidelines, we cannot provide specific treatment names. For further details, please message us or contact the clinic. Disclaimer: All procedures are performed by AHPRA registered practitioners. Individual results, and recovery times vary, and no outcome is guaranteed to be the same. Please contact NUSKN on 0429 970 003 to book in for a consultation. FAQs
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Biostimulators focus on gradually increasing collagen production, which enhances volume and structure over time. Bioremodelling treatments, on the other hand, work by remodeling the skin’s layers to improve elasticity and hydration, helping achieve a smoother, plumper appearance without adding excessive volume.
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Results with these treatments develop gradually, as the skin’s natural regeneration process takes effect. Treatments are minimally invasive and typically involve little to no downtime. A consultation with a qualified practitioner is recommended to discuss treatment suitability, expected results, and any potential risks.
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No. Skin quality treatments may be considered where the primary concern is skin firmness, texture, hydration or structural quality, rather than replacing lost facial volume.
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Common concerns include reduced skin firmness, crepey texture, fine lines, changes in hydration, reduced elasticity and an overall decline in skin quality.
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This depends on the treatment being considered and your individual concerns. During consultation, your practitioner can assess areas such as the face, neck and other areas where changes in skin quality may be present.
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Downtime varies according to the treatment recommended. Your practitioner will explain expected swelling, redness, bruising, tenderness or other recovery considerations relevant to your individual treatment before proceeding.
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No. Suitability may be affected by your medical history, medications, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, previous procedures, active skin conditions and the particular treatment being considered.
