Self-replicating collagen – the solution to women’s beauty dilemmas.

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Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho, a dermatologist with over 40 years of experience in skin care and cosmetic consultation, believes that self-replicating collagen technology is a breakthrough in the global beauty industry, offering superior beauty solutions for women compared to many previous methods.

Botox injections, fillers, and thread lifting are popular methods for skin rejuvenation and beauty enhancement today. However, these are technologies that have been around for a long time, and no matter how improved, they cannot address the inherent drawbacks. They only treat the surface of aging issues in women, lack safety guarantees due to various factors, especially the quality of fillers and the skills of physicians, and the cosmetic effectiveness is limited as the face can appear stiff, unnatural.

That’s why in recent years, leading cosmetic experts in South Korea have devoted significant efforts to researching and inventing rejuvenation technology using self-replicating collagen, promising to be the key to overcoming all the challenges of previous technologies.

Recently, this technology has been directly imported to Vietnam to meet the needs of women. With her extensive experience in the field, Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho is genuinely impressed and convinced by this new technology.

With over 40 years of experience and dedication to the field of dermatology and beauty consultation, Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho affirms that self-replicating collagen technology represents the pinnacle of the global beauty and rejuvenation industry.

– Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho, a woman’s facial skin is one of the areas where aging is most visible and accelerated. Why does this process occur at different rates in individuals?

From the age of 25 onwards, every year, our bodies lose 1% of the essential collagen, which helps maintain the firmness and youthfulness of the skin. The cause of this deficiency is not only due to aging but also environmental factors: UVA and UVB rays from the sun break down collagen structure, causing the skin’s volume to shrink, leading to sagging and wrinkles.

Moreover, under the influence of sunlight, melanin pigments are also produced to protect the skin, resulting in the appearance of dark spots, uneven skin tone, dryness, and roughness due to skin dehydration. We cannot ignore the impact of hormonal factors, stress, and the pressure of a demanding job, all of which affect our skin.

Therefore, if we do not employ the most optimal measures to fill the gaps beneath the skin and supplement the deficient collagen, the skin aging process will occur more rapidly.

– Modern life’s fast pace often exposes women to factors that accelerate skin aging. Can beauty routines at home, such as using cosmetics, maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle, supplementing vitamins and minerals, or even daily collagen consumption, suffice to preserve the youthfulness of the skin and face?

When our skin shows signs of aging, simple beauty routines only affect the surface and are no longer sufficient. As for oral rejuvenation methods like using dietary supplements or drinkable collagen, there is no scientific research proving their anti-aging effectiveness, or if there is, it would require a significant amount of time to see results. For those over the age of 25 and with specific skin conditions, I recommend combining professional beauty treatments at cosmetic centers.

However, because there are many cosmetic service providers and various beauty technologies on the market today, it is crucial to make informed choices when selecting the right place and the right technology to achieve your beauty goals completely.

Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho believes that the advent of self-replicating collagen technology is a breakthrough in the global beauty industry, addressing the limitations of previous methods.

– Doctor, could you elaborate on some of the popular rejuvenation services nowadays, so that women have more options?

Today’s beauty industry offers women many choices. First, there’s cosmetic surgery, but it’s an invasive procedure, so its safety depends on equipment, medications, surgical facilities, and, most importantly, the surgeon’s expertise. Unfortunately, we often hear about cases of complications, resulting in regrettable outcomes. Second, there’s laser therapy. However, laser beams act very quickly, about 1 trillionth of a second, and require skilled, well-trained professionals to avoid damaging and weakening the skin. As for skincare products, improper use can lead to skin dehydration. Worse, using products containing harmful ingredients like lead and mercury can lead to skin toxicity, dilated blood vessels, skin contraction, and weakened immunity.

All of these issues challenge doctors and cosmetic experts to find a safe method that provides maximum beauty benefits. Fortunately, from South Korea, the world’s beauty capital, they have introduced self-replicating collagen technology. It’s a technology that not only I, but also my colleagues, top global cosmetic experts, and customers have all hailed as a breakthrough in the cosmetic industry, ushering in a new era of non-surgical beauty treatments tailored to address collagen depletion, dry and dull skin, and visible imperfections.

– The concept of self-replicating collagen seems unfamiliar to most of the public. Could you provide a more detailed introduction, please?

Self-replicating collagen is a leading regenerative medical application worldwide. It is called “self-replicating” because this type of collagen is extracted from the patient’s own blood. Doctors collect an appropriate amount of blood, then use a centrifuge device to separate the collagen from other components in the blood, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. The self-replicating collagen obtained is then directly implanted deep under the skin’s dermal layer to replenish collagen, stimulate the production of new cells, and provide essential nutrients. This process helps fill skin imperfections, accelerate cell regeneration, and boost collagen production, resulting in smoother, thicker skin that prevents the overproduction of melanin pigments causing skin darkening.

In simpler terms, self-replicating collagen is like a filler, but it’s produced by our own body, making it medically safe.

Dr. Tran Thi Thanh Nho asserts that the self-replicating collagen technology, exclusively provided by Mega Gangnam, is the safest option on the market today.

– Saying that, does the compatibility of self-replicating collagen with our bodies have a high level of certainty?

Absolutely. As I mentioned earlier, this collagen is extracted from the patient’s own blood, so when it’s introduced into the body, it doesn’t elicit any adverse reactions from the body, such as inflammation, infection, or rejection. This is in stark contrast to using other artificial filler types, which often have a much higher rate of adverse reactions.

However, creating self-replicating collagen is not an easy task and requires significant investment in terms of physical infrastructure and the expertise of physicians. Not every beauty center or cosmetic clinic has the capability to pursue this. Currently, I’ve only seen that the Mega Gangnam International Clinic provides this service to customers, making it one of the two core beauty technologies in the A.I – Mega Fiber rejuvenation package. I’ve recommended many clients to experience it, and everyone was amazed at the transformative results for their faces and skin after the treatment.

– Thank you for your candid sharing!

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