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Cutting edge techniques for intensive skin regeneration
Volodymyr A. Tsepkolenko
Recommended citation format: Tsepkolenko VA: Cutting edge techniques for intensive skin regeneration. Estetol Med Kosmetol 2012; 2 (Supl. 1): s4-s5.
One of the priority areas of modern aesthetic medicine (AM) development is finding and starting practical application of new methods and techniques aimed at intensifying skin regenerative processes. Development
of application algorithm of using cutting edge techniques for intensive skin regeneration is considered to be an important landmark of AM progress. The scheme is designed to increase moisture content in dermal matrix, adequate skin stimulation based on its physiological capabilities, aiming to reconstruct its 3-dimensional
organization, qualitative and quantitative parameters of fibrous structure, as well as to increase proliferative activity of fibroblasts. The scheme includes 4 important components (each of which has its own indications): Redermalization (use of combined medication containing hyaluronic acid and sodium salt of succinic acid); application of autologous plasma rich in growths factors; application of human placenta products; fractional photothermolysis. We have studied the effectiveness of the combined approach that consists of the above mentioned components, from the perspective of evidence-based medicine. The study group included 108 patients between 41 and 71 years of age with involutional-dystrophic skin changes. Ultrasound examination of all patients demonstrated improvement of such objective indices, as greasiness, hydration, electro-conductivity and density as assessed by sonography. Combined approach is highly efficient, and available for most AM doctors as a convenient technique for intensive skin regeneration, without causing any side effects when properly executed.
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