Venome H2O - an innovative stimulating treatment based on innovative high molecular weight hyaluronic acid at a 12 mg/1ml concentration, which has exceptional regenerating properties and helps restore volume and hydrate tissues. The product improves water balance in the extracellular matrix and stimulates fibroblasts to intensively produce new protein fibers in the skin, which means it can restore its density and firmness. The product has a class III medical certificate.
Venome H2O is based on innovative hyaluronic acid with exceptional stimulating properties: it can effectively activate the CD44 receptor on fibroblasts, which results in accelerated metabolism and improved cell performance. The CD44 protein is one of the main receptors for hyaluronic acid and can be found on the surface of fibroblasts. It is truly unique, as it can control and transmit the right signals inside the cell, contributing to its quicker growth, proliferation, and intense production of type III collagen - also known as "young collagen".
CONTRAINDICATIONS AND SIDE EFFECTS VENOME H2O
Contraindications
Venome Biorevitalization H2O is contraindicated in case of:
- allergy to hyaluronic acid
- auto-immune disease or during immunotherapy
- acute skin infection in the area to be treated (e.g. acne)
- acute influenza and feverish cold
- acute systemic infection (herpes, psoriasis)
- coagulation disorder
- a tendency to form scars
- pregnancy or breast-feeding
- people under age of 18
Venome Biorevitalization H2O must not be injected into:
- blood vessels
- bone joints
- breasts
Side effects
Immediately after treatment, injection related reactions like redness and swelling and in rare cases itching or bruising may be observed at the injection sites. Allergic reactions are extremely rare because Venome Biorevitalization H2O is protein free due to the non-animal source. Injection-related reactions will dissolve spontaneously within a short while.
In case of an inflammatory reaction it is recommended that the patient visit the physician.
In literature, individual cases of granuloma, abscesses, discolouration and necrosis have been described.