Collagen is the skin's skeleton
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, responsible for the skin's firmness, elasticity and thickness. From around age 25, natural production gradually declines — and the results are familiar: fine lines, loss of firmness, thinner and more fragile skin.
What accelerates the loss?
Unprotected sun exposure, smoking, stress, poor sleep and a low-protein diet.
How can new production be stimulated?
Alongside a healthy lifestyle — biostimulation treatments reactivate the fibroblasts (the collagen-producing cells). It is today's leading way to trigger focused, measurable collagen production — without surgery.
General information only — not medical advice.