Collagen is a protein that occurs naturally in a number of structures in the human body, including the dermis and the lower layers of human skin. The function of collagen in the skin and other organs in which it is found is to provide support as well as binding to other body tissues and structures. Collagen is an element that provides firmness and elasticity to the skin.
What is a collagen vaccine?
As the years pass, the collagen framework that supports the skin begins to break down. This deterioration and loss results in skin aging. Collagen injections are applied to the lower layer of the skin to soften the skin, reduce the visibility of lines and improve skin tone, giving the skin a fuller and healthier appearance. It repairs the skin by triggering the production of fibroblasts, which increase collagen production.
What can collagen vaccine be used for?
- Increasing skin elasticity,
- Reducing signs of skin aging and wrinkles,
- In acne and scars
- Correction of loss of elasticity in the face, neck, décolleté and breasts,
- In body tightening
Who cannot receive collagen treatment?
- In pregnant and breastfeeding mothers
- In diabetic patients
- In cancer patients
- It is not recommended for those with autoimmune diseases.
How many sessions of collagen injection are performed?
3-4 sessions can be applied at 2-week intervals.
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