collagen stimulation

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Typically for bio-stimulation most people will require 1-2 vials in their 1^st session and an additional 1-2 vials in their 2^nd session, 8-12 weeks apart.

Bio-remodelling treatment requires 1 syringe at the 1^st treatment and another full syringe at their 2^nd appointment 4 weeks later.

There is minimal downtime after a bio-stimulator treatment as majority of the product is administered by a blunt cannula therefore minimising the risk of bruising, swelling is typically minimal. 

After a bio-remodelling treatment there will be 5 lumps each side of your face which resemble a mozzie bite, usually subsiding within 12-24 hours.

While uncommon there is still a risk of bruising from both treatments.

It is best practice to plan your injectable treatments 4 weeks before any special events.

Swelling: Swelling is a common side effect and usually occurs immediately or within the first few hours after the procedure. It can last for a few days to a week, depending on the individual.

Bruising: Bruising at the injection site is also common and may appear as small, localised areas of discolouration. The bruising can vary in severity and typically resolves within a week or two.

Redness: Some redness or mild inflammation may occur at the injection site, which is usually temporary and subsides within a few hours to a couple of days.

Tenderness or sensitivity: The treated area may feel tender or sensitive to touch for a few days after the injection. This tenderness is usually mild and should improve over time.

Itching: Itching or a mild sensation of tightness may be experienced in the treated area. This is generally temporary and should resolve on its own.

Rare complications: Although uncommon, there is a risk of more serious complications such as infection, allergic reactions, or vascular occlusion (blockage of a blood vessel). If you experience severe pain, excessive swelling, significant discolouration (blanching white, mottled skin pattern) or any concerning symptoms or are otherwise concerned, it is important to seek advice from Nura Cosmetics immediately. It is vital to seek treatment if you have a suspected vascular occlusion, if untreated the surrounding tissue can become necrotic (tissue death).

Another rare complication can be nodules/granulomas (hard lumps) that can form under the tissue months to years after the injection. This reaction may be asymptomatic or have associated redness and swelling.

Pregnancy and breast feeding (treatment is discouraged due to limited safety evidence/ data).

Known allergy (anaphylaxis) to bees, lidocaine or hyaluronidase (Hyalase).

Acute/chronic illnesses (please disclose all known medical conditions).

Autoimmune diseases (please disclose all known medical conditions).

Known history of or susceptibility to keloid formation or hypertrophic scarring.

Infection at the injection site: treatment should be postponed if there’s an active infection at the injection site; it can proceed once the infection has cleared.

Medications: Some medications may interact with injectable treatments, please disclose all medications to your injector before treatment.

Recent vaccination: please wait two weeks before and after receiving any vaccinations.

Bleeding disorders: Those with bleeding disorders or on blood-thinning medications may have an increased risk of bruising and bleeding at the injection site.

Implants, screws and/or plates located in the treatment area.

Unmanaged/undiagnosed mental health illnesses including but not limited to body dysmorphia.

Under the age of 18 years old.

Please refer to the post procedure after care page.