Amino Acid Biorevitalisation
An injectable amino acid and hyaluronic acid complex that restores skin vitality, elasticity and hydration from within. Suitable for face, neck, décolletage and hands. Administered by MOH-licensed doctors at our Orchard and Tampines clinics.
Collagen’s building blocks.
An injectable combining amino acids and hyaluronic acid. Amino acids — glycine, proline, hydroxyproline and alanine — are the raw materials fibroblasts use to build collagen, elastin and HA; as skin ages and these deplete, supplying them directly supports the skin’s own renewal rather than filling or adding volume.
Delivered into the superficial dermis, the amino acids feed collagen synthesis while the HA gives immediate hydration and a supportive matrix. It suits thin, fragile or dull skin — and the often-neglected neck, décolletage and backs of the hands.
What to expect in a session.
Numbing cream first, then superficial microinjections across the area with fine needles; a facial session takes 30–45 minutes.
Mild redness and small injection marks are normal and usually fade within 24 hours — most people resume normal activities the same day. The response builds cumulatively across a course.
Amino Acid Biorevitalisation FAQ
What amino acids are used in biorevitalisation and why do they matter?
The injectable complex contains a blend of amino acids including glycine, alanine, proline, and hydroxyproline — essential precursors in the body's collagen synthesis pathway. These are combined with hyaluronic acid, which provides immediate hydration and creates a supportive environment for fibroblast activity. Delivering these building blocks directly into the dermis supports the skin's own collagen production rather than relying solely on topical application.
How is amino acid biorevitalisation different from a skin booster?
Traditional skin boosters primarily use hyaluronic acid (HA) to hydrate and plump the skin. Amino acid biorevitalisation takes a more foundational approach — delivering the building blocks that fibroblasts use to synthesise collagen and elastin. This targets the underlying cause of skin quality decline (depleting structural protein production) rather than simply hydrating the skin. The combination of HA and amino acids addresses both immediate hydration and long-term skin renewal.
What areas can be treated?
Amino acid biorevitalisation can be applied to the face, neck, décolletage, and backs of the hands — areas commonly affected by skin thinning and loss of vitality with age. Your doctor will advise on the most appropriate areas based on your skin concerns.
How many sessions are recommended?
An initial course of three to four sessions spaced three to four weeks apart is typically recommended. Improvement is gradual and cumulative. Maintenance treatments every four to six months help sustain results.
Is there downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Most patients experience only mild redness and small injection marks that resolve within 24 hours. Most patients resume normal daily activities on the same day as treatment.
Who may not be suitable?
It may not be suitable for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active skin infections, have known allergies to any ingredients, or have certain medical conditions. A full medical consultation is required before treatment.
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