How Biostimulation Technology Helps Boost Skin Collagen

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Collagen biostimulation technology is one approach to aesthetic treatment that aims to improve skin quality by stimulating the formation of natural collagen, helping the skin appear gradually firmer, smoother and lifted.

Unlike treatments focused on adding facial volume, this technology works by stimulating fibroblasts, the cells responsible for producing collagen and maintaining the structure of skin tissue.

Aesthetic doctor Latisha Lubianca, M.Biomed (AAM), of Bmderma Clinic, said the quality of the collagen produced was an important aspect of regenerative approaches to skin treatment.

“The benefit of the PLLA LaSynPro in Julaine of Sweden is its ability to activate fibroblasts gradually without causing an excessive inflammatory reaction. Its microspheres are well tolerated by the body and are not recognised as foreign substances,” Latisha said in a written statement on Tuesday.

Julaine of Sweden is a collagen stimulator made from poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) using LaSynPro technology. Latisha said the technology is intended to stimulate collagen formation that supports skin firmness and texture without producing excessive facial volume.

She explained that collagen stimulation can help soften signs of ageing, including smile lines, which develop as skin elasticity and tissue support diminish.

“So it is not simply about producing collagen, but about encouraging the formation of healthy collagen to support skin quality over the long term. The expected result is firmer, smoother skin with a natural tightening effect and no excessive volumisation,” she said.

Latisha added that, according to research cited by her, 96 per cent of patients said they were satisfied with the results of treatment using Julaine of Sweden. However, treatment outcomes may differ between individuals, depending on their skin condition and biological response.

In practice, collagen stimulators must be administered through a medical procedure that takes account of the patient’s condition, injection technique and the product’s safety profile.

This is important because collagen stimulators do not have an instant reversal agent, unlike hyaluronic acid-based fillers. Possible side effects include mild swelling, bruising and discomfort after the procedure.

Latisha said aesthetic treatment products should be selected on the basis of their formulation, scientific evidence and safety considerations to ensure their benefits can be achieved as effectively as possible.