Mastelli iALEST 1x2ml CE

Application area of Mastelli Ialest, preparation for biorevitalization 2 ml

Biorevitalization with Ialest is performed in the following areas:

• face, including the perioral and periorbital areas;
• decollete;
• neck;
• the back of the hands.

The procedure is recommended for:
unhealthy skin tone;

• decreased skin turgor;
• dryness and dehydration of the epidermis;
• uneven texture of the skin;
• freckles and age spots;
• fine lines and wrinkles.

Injections of the product are also used as a prevention of skin aging, preparation and restoration of the skin after invasive cosmetic procedures and holidays in hot countries.

Procedure protocol

The injections of the preparation for biorevitalization can be carried out only by a cosmetologist, who was specially trained and certified to work with the preparation of the brand Mastelli. Before injections, the skin is cleaned and treated with an antiseptic. In the case of high sensitivity, an anesthetic gel is additionally used to reduce the patient’s discomfort.

Intradermal gel injection is performed using techniques:

• micropapular;
• linear: fan;
• transverse (“lattice”).

Biorevitalization is carried out during a course of 3 to 5 sessions, with an interval of 2 weeks. The second series of sessions is prescribed after 6-8 months. Ialest injections give excellent results when combined with Mastelli Plinest or Plinest Fast bioreparant injections.

Result of application

In addition to the biorevitalizing effect, the course allows for results identical to those of a light filler. The needle marks go away on their own in 2-4 days.

It is not recommended to touch the injection area with your hands for 4 hours after the procedure. Within a day, you are not allowed to drink alcohol and use decorative cosmetics. For 2 weeks, it is forbidden to sunbathe, go to a sauna, and do heavy physical exercises.

Contraindications

Contraindications for biorevitalization Ialest are:

• age under 18 years old;
• pregnancy, lactation;
• low blood clotting;
• oncology;
• autoimmune disorders;
• diabetes mellitus at the decompensation stage.

If the patient is ill with an infectious disease (including acute respiratory infections), if there are inflammations or non-healing wounds on the skin in the area of the intended injections, the procedure should be canceled and scheduled for another date.