Youth Vaccine

The purpose of the youth vaccine is to eliminate dryness of the skin, by reducing hyaluronic acid to treat the resulting loss of moisture and volume, and to increase the collagen and elastin in the skin to increase synthesis. In this way, the skin looks brighter, more vibrant and younger, aging effects can be reduced.
The distemper vaccine can be administered to all age groups, but usually after the 30s to treat loss of moisture and volume caused by a decrease in hyaluronic acid is preferred for the purpose. It can be applied to areas such as face, neck, hands and décolleté. Youth vaccine, herpes or skin disease,  regnant women, breastfeeding, cancer or autoimmune diseases, sensitivity to drug components should not be used. The distemper vaccine is administered under the skin, which is cleaned after the  application of a local anaesthetic cream. injected with small needles. The procedure usually takes 15-20 minutes.  Doctor’s recommendation and can be applied between 2-4 sessions depending on the drug used. Hot environments should be avoided after the procedure, bathing on the day of the procedure should not be applied. Make-up can be applied the next day. It is recommended to drink plenty of water. 

Side effects may include redness and bruising in the treated area. Allergic reactions are rare. All these effects are temporary. Brightness, vitality and moisturisation can be noticed immediately after the youth
vaccination. Collagen the upward restructuring effect of the face is usually 15 days-1 month, as it Triggers the construction then observed. The expression “youth vaccine” is often used to delay the ageing process, to maintain a youthful appearance. potential vaccine used to protect or combat the signs of ageing or treatment methods. However, there are currently no commonly known or there is no “youth vaccine” used.