Dr. Sean Arendse

And it's a very difficult thing to treat.

So the way to do it with that particular biostimulator is just to move that point lower away from that troublesome area and try and use it that way.

Yeah, 100%.

I think it's important to know exactly when someone walks into your practice what they've had done before and where they've had it put and what product it is.

100%.

And that's one of the first things that we'll do is go through your cosmetic history and work out exactly what we're dealing with.

No, you can definitely combine them with lasers and high-focused ultrasound and microneedling and needling and skincare.

That will all boost the effects of the collagen stimulation, but you just need to be doing it at the right time.

So not have the biostimulator and then the next day have skin needling.

Give it a little bit of time.

Let the skin heal.

Again, depends on the biostimulator.

There's a couple of people around the world doing really good work off face with radiofrequency needling, HIFU ultrasound, and one of the bar stimulators for backsides, for arms, for legs, tummies.

I'm still reading their research at the moment, but there's some really good stuff coming out of the Netherlands and the US.

Well, we'll take it back a step.

With the GLP-1s, there is one company that are marketing biostimulators to try and keep up with the rapid fat loss and the rapid weight loss that you get from your face by instituting one of the biostimulators when you start your GLP-1.

Right.

To try and make sure you don't face it.

Yeah.

Because remember your face is made up of fat pads.