Dermal fillers, polynucleotides, exosomes, and Bacio for Nasolabial folds

Each component targets a different contributor to facial ageing: fillers address volume loss, polynucleotides restore structural support, exosomes enhance regeneration, and Bacio strengthens and hydrates the skin barrier. Together, they reduce the depth of nasolabial and marionette lines while improving overall skin health and facial harmony.

Dermal fillers, typically made from hyaluronic acid, are injected into areas of volume loss to lift and smooth deep folds. Fillers work instantly to restore youthful contours and reduce the appearance of etched lines, helping the mid and lower face look fresher and more balanced.

Polynucleotides support deep skin regeneration by encouraging collagen production and promoting the recovery of midface fat pads, which naturally decline with age. This helps reduce the shadowing and structural collapse that cause these lines to deepen. Over time, skin appears firmer and more supported from within.

Exosomes improve the skin's ability to regenerate by delivering growth factors, anti-inflammatory messengers, and cell-signalling proteins. They enhance healing and increase skin smoothness and elasticity, particularly when used after injectables or with microneedling.

Bacio is a skin booster designed to nourish and hydrate using vitamin B complexes and hyaluronic acid. It revitalises dull, depleted skin while improving texture, firmness, and moisture retention. When applied to the lower face, Bacio supports the effects of dermal fillers by improving skin thickness and radiance, making deep folds appear less prominent over time.