Dermastir Filler Scar Repair by Alta Care Laboratoires

Dermastir fillers using nanotechnology are the latest new entries to the Dermastir range. Ingredients are presented in a powder filler form that is made up of particles that when entering the skin are smaller than 40 nanometers. The fact that the ingredients visibly penetrate the skin helps to convince clients to give this product a try. Clinical trials using visual diagnostic measures and polarized light show that from the first application the filling process is a success. Alta Care Laboratoires has launched: – Dermastir Collagen Filler indicated mainly for closing wrinkles; – Dermastir Eye & Lip Contour Filler indicated to reinforce the thin layers of skin surrounding the eye and lip contour; – Dermastir Luxury Filler indicated mainly for closing open pores; – Dermastir Scar Repair Filler indicated for minor wounds, post operations, burns, acne scars, etc. Dermastir fillers have to be applied constantly using special massage techniques that are described on the insert leaflet found in the box. Spa managers and pharmacists can also give demonstrations to show the way the filler has to be applied. The use of 1 ampoule per week is recommended, for at least 4 weeks. This methodology is due to the fact that it takes 4 weeks for the lower layers of the skin to regenerate and form part of the upper layer of the skin. In cases where intensive action is required one can use 2 ampoules per week. Dermastir fillers are used in all aesthetic treatments by Alta Care Laboratoires. The dermastir fillers are applied as a finishing touch after the facial massage at the end of the aesthetic treatment. It is possible to know more about Dermastir filler nanotechnology techniques at the Alta Care Laboratoires head office at Piazza di Spagna, 6 – Rome Italy.

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