Nucleolift

What is Nucleolift?

One of the many aesthetic medicine treatments that improve the contour and oval of the face and counteract ageing, it effectively holds back the ageing processes under way, while giving the effect of a light but clear filling. It guarantees an effect of intensive firming and toning that is visible after the very first treatment. It refreshes and makes it possible to restore the look of a radiant complexion.

Results

An effect of intensive firming and tightening visible after the very first treatment. The product refreshes and helps restore the look of a radiant complexion.

The result is individual — it depends on age, the condition of the skin and lifestyle. We discuss the scope of the treatment and the results that can realistically be achieved during the consultation.

Indications

• Young, thin and slack skin – as anti-ageing prevention
• Dehydrated, dry, poorly oxygenated skin in need of strong nourishment
• Skin exposed to chronic oxidative stress
• Mature skin with visible signs of the ageing process under way, visible lines and wrinkles
• Loosened skin in need of restored tone and an improved facial oval
• Discolouration and pigmentation marks of any kind
• Scars
• Skin with signs of photoageing
• Maintaining the results of other aesthetic medicine treatments

Contraindications

• Pregnancy and the breastfeeding period – lactation
• Allergy to the ingredients used in the treatment
• Diabetes (relative)
• Local inflammation (bacterial and viral infections)
• Skin that tolerates injections poorly
• Taking anticoagulant medication or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication (for example Aspirin, Acard) in the last few days
• Blood disorders (anaemia, thrombocytopenia)
• A tendency to scarring
• Active cold sores
• Anti-cancer therapy and active cancer – a minimum of 2 years after the end of therapy
• Autoimmune conditions (Graves' disease, untreated Hashimoto's thyroiditis, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma, Sjögren's syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, muscular and tendon rheumatism)
• Epilepsy
• Drinking alcohol before the treatment
• Depression (untreated)
• Very couperose skin – assessed by a cosmetology expert

Aftercare recommendations

• No exposure to UV radiation — for a minimum of 72 hours; on sunny days use an SPF 50+ filter
• No alcohol — for 24 hours
• No using the swimming pool or the sauna
• Do not take anti-inflammatory or anticoagulant medication
• No make-up — for a minimum of 24 hours
• No intensive physical exertion — for 72 hours
• Care with other cosmetic and aesthetic treatments — it is worth planning them well in advance
• Look after hygiene: wash your hands, and apply make-up with clean tools

The traces of the injections may be visible on the skin in the form of small deposits. They are absorbed fairly quickly — they should not be massaged out. A haematoma may also appear in the area that was treated; that place should not be irritated or exposed to the sun, but it can be camouflaged with make-up.

You will receive the full list of individual recommendations after the treatment — it depends on the product used and on the area in which it was carried out.

This product is one of the tissue stimulators — you will find the others on the Stimulators and fillers page.

I carry out the full suitability assessment for the treatment during the consultation.