Collagen is a key protein in the structure of the skin, responsible for its elasticity and firmness. As we age, its production by the body decreases, leading to a loss of smoothness and the formation of wrinkles. Modern technologies used in aesthetic medicine, such as laser therapy, ultrasound and radiofrequency, make it possible to regenerate collagen by stimulating skin cells to produce it more intensively.

The collagen regeneration laser works by emitting controlled beams of light that penetrate the skin, reaching its deeper layers. The laser energy heats the tissue, stimulating the fibroblasts - the cells responsible for collagen production. This process stimulates the natural regeneration of the skin, increases the production of new collagen and elastin, which improves the elasticity and firmness of the skin. The treatment leads to a smoothing of wrinkles, reduction of scars and improvement of the overall skin structure, without damaging the outer layer of the epidermis.

Radiofrequency (RF) and ultrasound promote collagen regeneration in the skin, stimulating its natural renewal processes. RF works by heating the deep layers of the skin, which stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin, improving skin firmness and elasticity. Ultrasound, generating high-frequency sound waves, penetrates tissues to promote micro-circulation and oxygenation of the skin, accelerating cellular regeneration.

These treatments, although differing in the technology used, have proven similar effects in collagen regeneration and are equally popular in anti-aging therapy. The choice of treatment method should always be preceded by a consultation with a specialist and tailored to the individual needs of the patient.