Category: Dark circles and under-eye hollows

  • Which treatment should you choose: neuromodulators, dermal fillers, skinboosters or biostimulators?

    Which treatment should you choose: neuromodulators, dermal fillers, skinboosters or biostimulators?

    Which treatment should you choose: neuromodulators, dermal fillers, skinboosters or biostimulators?

    Today, aesthetic medicine offers several solutions to improve the appearance of the skin and slow down the signs of aging. However, between neuromodulators, dermal fillers, skinboosters, and collagen biostimulators, it can be difficult to know where to start.

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    Facial aesthetic treatment with injections to improve wrinkles, volume and overall skin quality

    At Epiderma, these treatments are personalized according to your needs to achieve natural and harmonious results.

    Each treatment works differently and addresses specific concerns. They are often complementary and allow us to target different levels of skin aging.

    Here’s how to choose the right option based on your goals.

    1. Neuromodulators (botulinum toxin): smoothing expression lines

    Ideal for:

    How it works:
    Neuromodulators relax the muscles responsible for expression lines.

    Benefits:

    • Fast results (within a few days)
    • Preventative effect
    • Natural look when properly administered

    Duration: 3 to 4 months

    Best for: wrinkles that appear when you move your face

    2. Dermal fillers (hyaluronic acid injections): restoring volume

    Ideal for:

    How it works:
    Dermal fillers add volume, redefine facial contours, and help hydrate the treated area. They can also reduce the appearance of fine lines and correct asymmetries.

    Benefits:

    • Immediate results with medium-term effects
    • Structuring effect
    • Visible rejuvenation

    Duration: 9 to 18 months

    Best for: a face that looks “sunken” or tired

    3. Skinboosters: improving skin quality

    Ideal for:

    How it works:
    Micro-injections of fluid hyaluronic acid deeply hydrate the skin.

    Benefits:

    • Natural glow effect
    • Improves texture and elasticity
    • Does not add volume

    Duration: maintenance recommended every 6 to 9 months

    Best for: enhancing radiance without changing facial features

    4. Collagen biostimulators: deep rejuvenation

    Ideal for:

    How it works:
    Stimulates the natural production of collagen. Can also help restructure the face when volume is needed.

    Benefits:

    • Gradual, natural-looking results
    • Long-lasting effect
    • Overall improvement in skin quality

    Duration: approximately 2 years

    Best for: subtle and long-lasting rejuvenation

    Which treatment should you choose based on your concern?

    Each treatment works differently and addresses specific needs. The right choice depends on your main concern and desired outcome.

    • Expression lines → Neuromodulators (relax muscles and smooth wrinkles)
    • Volume loss → Dermal fillers (restore volume and redefine contours)
    • Dull or dehydrated skin → Skinboosters (deep hydration and improved radiance)
    • Skin laxity or overall aging → Biostimulators (stimulate collagen and firm the skin)

    In many cases, the best approach is to combine treatments to achieve natural and harmonious results.

    Frequently asked questions about injectables

    1. Can these treatments be combined?
    Yes, and it is often the best approach to target different aspects of aging and achieve optimal results.

    2. How do I know which treatment is right for me?
    The choice depends on your main concern (wrinkles, volume, skin quality, or laxity). A consultation with a physician or nurse will help determine the most effective plan.

    3. Are the results natural?
    Yes, when performed by experienced professionals, results are gradual and respect your natural features.

    4. Are injections painful?
    Discomfort is generally minimal. Techniques and products are used to ensure your comfort.

    Conclusion

    Each treatment has a specific role. The choice depends on your goals, your age, and the condition of your skin.

    A personalized evaluation allows us to create a customized plan for natural and harmonious results.

    Book a consultation to discover the treatment plan best suited to your skin.

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  • Hyaluronic Acid Injections: Which Areas of the Face Can Be Treated?

    Hyaluronic Acid Injections: Which Areas of the Face Can Be Treated?

    Hyaluronic Acid Injections: Which Areas of the Face Can Be Treated?

    Hyaluronic acid injections are now one of the most popular treatments in aesthetic medicine. Dermal fillers can improve certain areas of the face by restoring volume and redefining facial contours.

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    Injections d’acide hyaluronique pour restaurer le volume et redéfinir les contours du visage

    These treatments are designed to provide natural-looking results that remain in harmony with your facial features.

    At Epiderma clinics, hyaluronic acid injections are used to improve different areas of the face and address a variety of aesthetic concerns.

    Wondering if this treatment might be right for you?

    Book a consultation at an Epiderma clinic to discuss options tailored to your face.

    What Is Hyaluronic Acid?

    Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally present in the skin.

    This molecule helps to:

    ✔️ retain moisture
    ✔️ maintain skin elasticity
    ✔️ preserve facial volume

    Over time, the amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin decreases, which can lead to volume loss and the appearance of visible signs of aging.

    Injectable dermal fillers are designed to mimic the hyaluronic acid naturally present in the body, helping restore volume and improve certain areas of the face.

    Areas of the Face That Can Be Treated

    Hyaluronic acid injections can be used to enhance several areas of the face.

    Lips

    Lip injections can:

    ✔️ improve hydration
    ✔️ redefine the lip contour
    ✔️ add natural-looking volume

    The goal of treatment is to achieve balanced and harmonious results.

    Before / After

    Avant et après comblement des lèvres avec agent de comblement à l’acide hyaluronique

    Hyaluronic acid injections to hydrate and redefine the lips.

    Disclaimer: These photos are published for informational purposes to illustrate the nature of the procedure. They do not constitute a guarantee of results and originate from our patient photo management system.

    Cheeks

    Loss of volume in the cheek area can affect facial balance.

    Dermal fillers can help:

    ✔️ restore volume
    ✔️ redefine facial contours
    ✔️ improve facial harmony

    Nasolabial Folds

    Nasolabial folds are the lines that appear between the nose and the corners of the mouth.

    Hyaluronic acid injections can help:

    ✔️ soften the appearance of folds
    ✔️ restore volume in the area
    ✔️ refresh the appearance of the face

    Under-Eye Area

    In some cases, dermal fillers can be used to improve the appearance of hollow under-eye areas.

    Treatment aims to:

    ✔️ reduce the appearance of hollows under the eyes
    ✔️ improve the transition between the eyelid and the cheek
    ✔️ give the eyes a more rested appearance

    Jawline

    The jawline plays an important role in facial structure.

    Injections can help:

    ✔️ define contours
    ✔️ structure the profile
    ✔️ improve facial balance

    Why Are Dermal Fillers So Popular?

    Hyaluronic acid injections are among the most commonly used aesthetic treatments.

    According to data from Allergan Aesthetics:

    • 97% of patients report being satisfied with their treatment.²³
    • 9 out of 10 people notice an improvement in their appearance.²²
    • 91% of Gen Z and younger millennials consider natural-looking results to be a very important factor when choosing an aesthetic treatment.⁸

    These treatments are appreciated because they allow for natural and personalized results.

    Natural and Gradual Results

    Modern techniques often focus on a gradual approach.

    The practitioner can adapt:

    • the amount of product
    • the treatment area
    • the type of dermal filler

    The goal is to achieve subtle results that respect the natural features of the face.

    Consultation at Epiderma Clinics

    Before any treatment, a consultation allows the practitioner to evaluate your needs and aesthetic goals.

    During this meeting, the professional can:

    ✔️ analyze facial structure
    ✔️ identify areas to improve
    ✔️ recommend a personalized treatment plan

    Hyaluronic acid injections are offered at Epiderma clinics by qualified professionals in aesthetic medicine.

    Learn More About Dermal Fillers

    If you would like to learn more about hyaluronic acid injections and the areas that can be treated, a consultation can help determine the approach best suited to your goals.

    Ready to Discover the Possibilities?

    Book an appointment to speak with a professional and learn more about hyaluronic acid dermal fillers.

    Book a consultation

    Références :

    • Allergan Aesthetics 2024 Filler Consumer A&U Study
    • Safa M, et al. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2022;15:411–426.
    • Niforos F, et al. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2019;12:791–798
    • Draelos Z. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2012;5(7):53–56.
    • Humphrey S, et al. Dermatol Surg. 2021; 47(7):974-981.
    • Ogilvie P, et al. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2020;19(5):1065–1070
    • Allergan. Data on File. Free Radical Degradation – VOLUX & VOLUMA. Aug 2023.
    • Juvéderm® VOLUX DFU. 73651JR10. Revision 2019-09-09.
    • Ogilvie P et al. Aesthet Surg J. 2020;40:NP499–510.
    • Ogilvie et al., 2020 Aesth Surg (VYC-25L).
    • Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2013 Mar 20;6:81-9. doi:10.2147/CCID.S40581.
    • Derek Jones 2013 Am Society Derm Surg.
    • Hee CK et al. Dermatol Surg. 2015;41( Suppl 1):S373 381.
    • Goodman GJ et al. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2011;4:197 205.
    • Pinsky MA et al. Aesthet Surg J. 2008;28(1):17 23. 5. Baumann LS. Dermatol Surg. 2007;33( Suppl 2):S128 135. 6. Goodman GJ et al. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2015;136(5 Suppl ):139S 148.
    • Niforos et al., Am Soc for Derm Surg A Prospective, Open-Label Study of Hyaluronic Acid-Based Filler With Lidocaine (VYC-15L).
    • Dayan et al., 2015. Am Soc Dermatol. Safety and Effectiveness of the Hyaluronic Acid Filler, HYC-24L.
    • Safa M, et al. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2022;15:411–426.
    • Niforos F, et al. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2019;12:791–798
    • Draelos Z. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2012;5(7):53–56.
    • Humphrey S, et al. Dermatol Surg. 2021; 47(7):974-981.
    • Ogilvie P, et al. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2020;19(5):1065–1070
    • Mahmood Faris BJ. The Use of Facial Fillers in Clinical   Practice: The Level of Patient Satisfaction and an Overview  of Common Clinical Complications. Actas Dermo-  Sifiliográficas. Published 2024. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm. nih.gov/37865230
    • Allergan Aesthetics 2025 Global HA Filler Future Study

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  • Understanding Injectable Treatments with the Network’s Medical Director

    Understanding Injectable Treatments with the Network’s Medical Director

    Understanding Injectable Treatments with the Network’s Medical Director

    Before planning your first injectable treatment, it’s completely normal to have questions. To clarify the differences between techniques, their effects, and their safety, we met with Dr. Alexis Du Cap, Medical Director of the Epiderma network.

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    Injecting physician discussing an injection treatment with a patient during a consultation.

    Neuromodulators vs. Dermal Fillers: What’s the Difference?

    Neuromodulators

    Neuromodulators (Botulinum toxin) temporarily block the nerve signals responsible for muscle contractions.
    They help relax the muscles and reduce the appearance of dynamic wrinkles, such as:

    • forehead lines
    • crow’s feet
    • frown lines (glabella)

    Dermal Fillers

    Dermal fillers — most commonly made of hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body — add volume to:

    • fill wrinkles and hollows
    • enhance certain facial areas
    • restore lost volume
    • improve skin texture and hydration

    In Summary

    • Neuromodulators → relax muscles and reduce expression-related wrinkles.
    • Dermal fillers → restore volume, correct static wrinkles, and enhance facial contours.

    How Long Do Results Last?

    • Neuromodulators: approximately 3 to 4 months
    • Dermal fillers: 1 to 2 years, depending on the product used and the treated area

    What Are the Possible Side Effects?

    Dermal Fillers

    • redness
    • swelling
    • bruising
    • temporary sensitivity or itching

    Neuromodulators

    • bruising or redness at the injection site
    • mild muscle weakness or heaviness
    • occasional headaches

    These effects are generally temporary and resolve on their own.

    Will People Be Able to Tell I’ve Had Injections?

    A natural-looking result depends mainly on:

    • the initial assessment,
    • injection technique,
    • and the physician’s experience.

    At Epiderma, injections are performed exclusively by physicians, in a safe medical environment, to ensure subtle, harmonious results tailored to your facial anatomy.

    Why Does the “Duck Face” Sometimes Occur After Lip Injections?

    The “duck face” is an undesired effect that occurs when too much product is injected or when it is improperly placed.
    In the hands of an experienced professional, this outcome should not occur.

    Can Results Be Reversed If I’m Not Satisfied?

    In cases of complications or undesirable effects, hyaluronidase — an enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid — can be used.
    However, it is reserved for medical necessity and not for minor aesthetic adjustments.

    What Is the Role of Medical Oversight at Epiderma?

    Medical direction ensures:

    • consistent practices across clinics
    • ongoing physician training
    • continuous clinical support
    • optimal patient safety

    All injectable treatments are performed by physicians.

    Is It Possible to Have the Consultation and Treatment on the Same Day?

    Yes. You may choose to:

    • meet with a physician for an assessment only, or
    • proceed with both the consultation and treatment on the same day, depending on your decision.

    *Article written in collaboration with Dr Alexis Du Cap.

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  • How to Combat Facial Loss of Firmness: Expert Tips & Solutions

    How to Combat Facial Loss of Firmness: Expert Tips & Solutions

    How to Combat Facial Loss of Firmness: Expert Tips & Solutions

    Over time, it is normal for the skin of the face to gradually lose its firmness. This natural process affects both the surface of the skin and its deeper structures: hydration, collagen, elastin, subcutaneous fat, and muscle tone. The good news? Several solutions exist to slow this process and restore a fresher, more toned appearance to the face.

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    Woman touching her cheek to illustrate firmness and the quality of facial skin.

    What Causes Loss of Facial Firmness?

    1. The Surface Skin (Epidermis)

    With age, the skin:

    • retains moisture less effectively
    • produces fewer ceramides
    • renews its cells more slowly
    • loses radiance

    As a result, the skin appears thinner, duller, and less luminous.

    2. The Deeper Dermis

    This is where supportive fibers such as collagen and elastin are found.
    Over the years:

    • their production slows down
    • their structure becomes more rigid
    • the dermis becomes thinner

    The skin gradually loses density and elasticity. The first signs of sagging typically appear in the cheeks, lower face, and eye contour.

    3. Decrease in Natural Hyaluronic Acid

    Hyaluronic acid, essential for retaining water and maintaining volume, decreases in both quantity and quality.
    This can lead to:

    • under-eye hollows
    • loss of volume in the cheeks
    • shadows that create a tired appearance

    How Can Facial Firmness Be Improved?

    The 3 Key Steps

    1. Hydrate and Protect the Skin Daily

    This is the absolute foundation. Well-hydrated skin immediately appears plumper and more radiant.

    To optimize hydration:

    • cleanse the skin with a gentle cleanser
    • use a hydrating serum (hyaluronic acid, peptides)
    • apply a cream suited to your age and skin type
    • protect the skin every morning with an SPF 30+

    A simple, consistent, and well-adapted routine already makes a significant difference.

    2. Stimulate Collagen and Cell Renewal

    To improve firmness, deeper action is required.

    Here are the most effective treatments in 2026:

    These treatments deliver visible results from the first sessions and can be easily adapted to different skin types.

    3. Restore Lost Hyaluronic Acid

    When the structure of the face changes (tear troughs, hollows, volume loss), restoring support becomes essential.

    Dermal fillers help to:

    • redefine facial volumes
    • improve facial structure
    • reduce hollows and shadows
    • firm facial contours

    These treatments integrate seamlessly into a comprehensive rejuvenation approach, while respecting the face’s natural morphology.

    Conclusion: A Global Approach for Visible Results

    Loss of firmness is part of the natural aging process, but modern solutions make it possible to regain firmer, more radiant, and better-supported skin.

    The ideal approach combines:

    • an adapted skincare routine
    • collagen-stimulating treatments
    • volumizing support when necessary

    Every face is unique. A personalized assessment helps determine the treatments best suited to your skin, concerns, and goals.

    Book a free consultation to receive a customized plan.

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  • How Can You Get Rid of Dark Circles? 

    How Can You Get Rid of Dark Circles? 

    How Can You Get Rid of Dark Circles?

    When we develop hollow or discolored dark circles under the eyes, they can create the impression that we are tired. When concealer is no longer enough, it may be time to address the issue more directly.

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    Woman gently touching her under-eye area to reduce the appearance of dark circles.

    Why Do We Get Dark Circles? 

    Dark circles under the eyes can becaused by several factors.

    Here are the most common causes:

    1. Fatigue and lack of sleep – One of the most frequent causes. Insufficient sleep can lead to a dull complexion and make dark circles more noticeable.
    1. Genetics –Hereditary predispositions play an important role. Some individuals naturally have thinner skin or more visible blood vessels under the eyes.
    1. Aging – Over time, the skin loses elasticity and thickness, making the underlying blood vessels more visible.
    1. Dehydration – Poor hydration can make the under-eye area appear drier and emphasize dark circles.
    1. Allergies – Allergies may trigger inflammation and vascular congestion, contributing to darker under-eye shadows.
    1. Sun exposure – Excessive sun exposure can increase pigmentation in this delicate area.
    1. Underlying health conditions – Certain medical conditions may also contribute to dark circles.
    1. Water retention – Fluid retention, often linked to high salt intake or hormonal fluctuations, can accentuate the appearance of dark circles.
    1. Stress and diet – An unbalanced lifestyle may also play a role.

    To help improve the appearance of dark circles, it is often recommended to adopt an appropriate skincare routine, stay well hydrated, optimize sleep habits, and consult a professional when needed.

    How Can You Reduce the Appearance of Dark Circles?

    There is no secret: quality sleep and a balanced lifestyle remain essential. However, if shadows persist despite healthy habits, effective solutions are available.

    Using a targeted eye contour treatment combined with a suitable concealer can significantly improve the appearance of the under-eye area. The most effective eye treatments are those designed to decongest, brighten, depigment, and illuminate the skin.

    Key ingredients to look for include:

    • Caffeine – Helps stimulate and drain
    • Vitamin C – Brightens the complexion
    • Licorice extract – Helps reduce pigmentation
    • Fruit acids – Promote gentle exfoliation
    • Daily sun protection (SPF 30+) applied carefully around the eye area is also crucial to prevent further darkening.

    Can Hollow Dark Circles Be Treated?

    The answer is yes. Over time, the area between the inner corner of the eye and the mid-cheek gradually loses volume due to the natural decline of collagen and hyaluronic acid. When dark circles appear hollow and the tear trough becomes more visible, hyaluronic acid filler injections can effectively reduce their appearance.

    For pigmented or persistent dark circles, a PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) treatment may also be recommended. This 100% natural regenerative approach helps improve skin quality, reduce discoloration, and restore a fresher, more rested look.

    Depending on age and individual needs, specialized regenerative skincare products or formulas rich in hyaluronic acid may also be incorporated. However, it is essential that treatments in this delicate area be performed by a highly trained physician with a strong understanding of facial anatomy.

    Because the under-eye area is complex and fragile, choosing an experienced provider is crucial.

    A professional evaluation will determine whether fillers, PRF, or a cosmetic approach is best suited to your type of dark circles.

    BOOK AN APPOINTMENT FOR AN EVALUATION

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  • Lip Treatment: A Complete Guide to Dermal Fillers

    Lip Treatment: A Complete Guide to Dermal Fillers

    Lip Treatment: A Complete Guide to Dermal Fillers

    Lip augmentation is one of the most popular aesthetic treatments among people aged 25-35, largely influenced by social media. Before making your decision, it’s essential to be well-informed about the techniques used, medical recommendations, and potential side effects. Here’s a complete guide to help you make an informed choice.

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    Woman examining her lips to learn more about injections and dermal fillers.

    1. Which filler is recommended for lip augmentation?

    The most commonly used dermal fillers are those made with hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally present in the body. Some products are designed to add more volume, while others help redefine the lip contour and soften fine lines, while maintaining a natural and harmonious result.

    2. What’s the difference between dermal fillers and neuromodulators?

    Unlike fillers, which add volume, neuromodulators works by relaxing the muscles to smooth wrinkles. It cannot be used to enhance lip volume, but it can help reduce the appearance of fine lines around the mouth.

    3. What are the different injection techniques?

    Lip augmentation can be performed using two main techniques:

    • Needle injections: Ideal for precise application, particularly for defining the lip contour.
    • Cannula injections: Allow for a more even distribution of the product and help reduce the risk of bruising.

    The choice of technique depends on the patient’s anatomy and the desired outcome.

    4. What questions should you ask your doctor before getting lip fillers?

    Before proceeding, be sure to ask your doctor:

    • What type of filler will be used?
    • What are the possible side effects?
    • What injection technique will be used?
    • How long will the results last?

    Choosing an experienced practitioner ensures a safer treatment and more natural-looking results.

    5. Can lip injections cause bruising?

    Yes, since the lips are highly vascularized, bruising can occur after injections. To minimize this risk, avoid aspirin, anti-inflammatory medications, alcohol, and cannabis before the procedure. A skilled practitioner will adjust their technique to reduce the chances of bruising.

    6. How long does swelling last after lip injections?

    The initial swelling typically subsides within 24 to 48 hours, although mild inflammation may last a few days. After two weeks, the final result will be visible.

    7. How often should lip fillers be maintained?

    The results of lip augmentation typically last between 5 and 12 months, depending on the patient’s metabolism. A touch-up can be done after this period to prolong the effects. If you want additional volume, a second injection can be performed one month after the initial session.

    8. Will my lips sag if I stop getting injections?

    No. Once the hyaluronic acid is fully absorbed by the body, your lips will gradually return to their natural appearance. The hydration provided by the filler may even persist for a while after the product has been metabolized.

    9. Do I need an allergy test before the treatment?

    Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers generally do not require an allergy test. However, your physician will review your medical history to determine whether any specific precautions should be considered.

    In short…

    Lip augmentation is a safe and effective treatment when performed by a qualified professional. Before moving forward, gather information on your options, ask your doctor all necessary questions, and choose a reputable clinic.

    At Epiderma, a medical consultation is mandatory before any treatment to ensure safe and personalized care.

    Looking to enhance your lips while maintaining a natural, harmonious result?

    Book an appointment for a medical consultation with our team.

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  • Biomimetic Exosomes Now Available at Epiderma

    Biomimetic Exosomes Now Available at Epiderma

    Biomimetic Exosomes Now Available at Epiderma

    Aesthetic medicine is advancing rapidly, and biomimetic exosomes are now recognized as one of the most promising innovations for skin regeneration. Epiderma now offers this cutting-edge technology in all clinics, helping to enhance skin quality while optimizing treatment results.

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    Woman receiving a facial treatment at Epiderma with the application of biomimetic exosomes to enhance skin radiance.

    Understanding Biomimetic Exosomes

    An exosome is an extremely small extracellular vesicle that contains no DNA and acts as a messenger between cells. These messengers carry growth factors, proteins, and lipids that naturally stimulate collagen and elastin production. Over time, the skin becomes firmer, smoother, and more radiant.

    Why Choose Biomimetic Exosomes at Epiderma

    The exosomes used at Epiderma are biomimetic, meaning they are lab-replicated from human umbilical cord stem cells. They contain no human material and are designed to be fully recognized by the skin. Their purity and uniformity ensure consistent, safe, and effective results.

    Advantages of Biomimetic Technology

    • Controlled purity and concentration
    • Uniform quality
    • Reliable and safe results
    • Optimal skin recognition
    • Health Canada approved

    Exo Glo: The Exosome Used at Epiderma

    Exo Glo contains a patented HLA-G complex that promotes immune tolerance and ensures durable, cumulative results. It combines biomimetic exosomes with ingredients known to support skin regeneration, including hyaluronic acid, hydroxyapatite, growth factors, peptides, niacinamide, and a ceramide complex.

    What Conditions Can Be Treated

    Biomimetic exosomes are suitable for a variety of skin concerns, including:

    • Wrinkles and loss of firmness
    • Hyperpigmentation and sun-damaged skin
    • Redness and rosacea
    • Scars, including acne scars
    • Active acne and inflammation
    • Eye contour concerns
    • Hair loss with the Exo Grow serum

    Combining Exosomes with Epiderma Treatments

    Biomimetic exosomes can be used alone or combined with other treatments to maximize results. They are particularly effective when used with:

    A combined PRP and microneedling protocol with exosomes optimizes tissue repair and visibly improves skin texture.

    Observed Benefits

    Clients who undergo treatments with exosomes generally report:

    • Reduced recovery time
    • Less redness and discomfort
    • More even and radiant skin tone
    • Reduced appearance of pigmentation spots
    • Improved wrinkles and scars
    • Stimulated hair growth

    The integration of biomimetic exosomes into Epiderma treatments marks a new era in skin regeneration. This advanced therapy is ideal for anyone seeking firmer, more even, and radiant skin, or looking to stimulate hair growth.

    To find out if this treatment is right for you, schedule an appointment at your nearest Epiderma clinic. Our specialists will guide you toward the most effective approach for your needs.

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