Vivace microneedling treatment
In which cases do we recommend it?
An excellent collagen-stimulating treatment that completely rejuvenates the skin. Recommended for treating acne scars, pigmentation spots, enlarged pores, and for skin tightening.
Over time, the skin’s basement membrane thins for various reasons.
The basement membrane is an essential part of the skin and serves as a source of nutrients for it. Skin aging begins with the loss of elasticity in the weakening basement membrane.
The radiofrequency energy penetrates the skin layers through the microneedles, inducing collagen production and strengthening the basement membrane.
Vivace makes the skin healthy, strengthens the basement membrane, regenerates collagen, and removes various skin imperfections.
Why Vivace?
No bleeding, no downtime, and no side effects.
Thanks to the hyper-pulsing technology, it can be effectively used for redness, acne scars, enlarged pores, and promoting collagen production.
The only radiofrequency treatment that allows us to effectively treat pigmentation spots without downtime, even in summer, thanks to the insulated needles.
The treatment can be combined with mesotherapy serums, as the temporarily opened channels after the treatment allow the serums to be absorbed. This way, we can avoid injecting mesotherapy products with needles and enhance the effectiveness and longevity of the microneedling treatment.
- NCTF 135 IF:
Contains hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, coenzymes, minerals, and antioxidants.
- Calecim Exosome Serum:
Made with stem cell-based technology, it is the most innovative exosome serum, enriched with growth factors. Using the serum significantly enhances the treatment’s anti-aging, skin-tightening, and rejuvenating effects.
The treatment is preceded by anesthesia, ensuring minimal discomfort. Three sessions are recommended for a complete course, followed by one maintenance treatment per year.
Contraindications:
- During pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Tendency to form keloids
- Skin lesion in the treatment area
- Acute illness
