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The world of aesthetic medicine is developing rapidly, and today fillers have become the gold standard for correcting age-related changes and harmonizing facial features. However, the success of the procedure depends on the correct choice of the drug by 80%. There is no “universal” filler that would be equally suitable for the lips, cheekbones and the area around the eyes.

In the practice of a cosmetologist and dermatologist, there are risks that cannot be eliminated only by the skill of performing the procedure. One of these critical factors is the Koebner phenomenon (isomorphic reaction) - the appearance of pathological rashes at the site of mechanical, thermal or chemical damage to the skin.

Retinol (vitamin A) remains the most researched and effective ingredient in modern cosmetology. Its ability to accelerate cell renewal, stimulate collagen synthesis, and regulate the work of the sebaceous glands makes it indispensable in the fight against both aging and acne.