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Ácido poli-l-láctico para rejuvenescimento facial na prática em consultório

RESUMO

A cada dia que envelhecemos, nossa pele se torna mais fina, desidratada e frágil. Flacidez, rugas e manchas de idade começam a surgir. O rejuvenescimento facial na Odontologia é uma área de atuação relativamente nova e, pensando nisso, o objetivo deste trabalho foi abordar o uso do bioestimulador de colágeno à base de ácido poli-l-láctico no tratamento da pele, procurando pontuar certas características da utilização em sua prática diária em consultório. A degradação do colágeno no organismo humano ocorre naturalmente a partir dos 30 anos de idade, com perda de aproximadamente 1% ao ano. Exposição solar excessiva, exercícios físicos intensos, poluição e tabagismo podem acelerar este processo. A aplicação de bioestimuladores promove a formação de novo colágeno, proporcionando recuperação da firmeza perdida ao longo dos anos e uma melhora na qualidade da pele.

Palavras-chave – Colágeno; Envelhecimento da pele; Rejuvenescimento; Ácido poli-l-láctico; Revisão da literatura.


ABSTRACT

Within the natural human aging process, our skin becomes thinner, drier and more fragile. Sagging, wrinkles and age spots begin to appear. Facial rejuvenation for destistry is a relatively new area of action and thinking about it, the objective of this work was to address the use of collagen biostimulator based on poly-l-lactic acid in the treatment of skin, seeking to highlight certain characteristics, in its use in your daily practice in the office. The degradation of collagen in the human body occurs naturally from the age of 30 with a loss of approximately 1% per year. Excessive sun exposure, intense physical exercise, pollution and smoking can accelerate this process. The application of biostimulators promotes the formation of new collagen providing recovery of the lost firmness over the years and an improvement in the quality of the skin.

Key words – Collagen; Skin aging; Rejuvenation; Poli-l-lactic acid; Literature review.

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