Biostimulators

In aesthetic medicine, biostimulators are primarily used as injectables to address signs of aging by encouraging the body to produce its own supportive tissues, such as collagen and elastin. This results in gradual, natural-looking, and long-lasting improvements to skin quality and volume. Biostimulators work through different biological pathways, often categorized as either replacement (triggering a mild inflammatory response to replace volume) or regeneration (restoring native tissue structure).