Laetigen
Laetigen is a skin injection procedure that directly supplements collagen (Type 1) in the skin tissue, aiding immediate collagen supply and skin regeneration, and strengthening the skin’s innate functions.
Treatment and recovery times vary by individual.
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Procedure Introduction
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Precautions
- Please avoid saunas and steam rooms for 1–2 weeks after the procedure.
- Avoid sweating and excessive exercise for 1–2 weeks after the procedure.
- Avoid strong stimulation to or intense UV exposure on the treated area.
- Occasionally, injection marks or bruising may occur after treatment, but these resolve within a few days, so there is no need for concern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Laetigen?
Laetigen is a collagen skin booster that directly injects 99.9% pure Type 1 hydrolyzed collagen into the dermis layer. Unlike treatments that require waiting, Laetigen directly replenishes collagen, so you can feel improvements in skin elasticity, moisture, and texture relatively quickly after the procedure.
When can I feel the effects of Laetigen and how long do they last?
You can feel some gloss and moisture on your skin immediately after Laetigen treatment, but major changes start from about 3–4 days post-procedure. You will notice reduced dryness and a brighter complexion first, and after around 1–2 weeks, softening skin texture and increased elasticity. Typically, the effects last about 4–6 months after one session.
What skin concerns is Laetigen best for?
Laetigen is most effective for cases such as decreased skin elasticity, fine and micro-wrinkles, underlying dryness, dullness, and uneven texture. It is suitable for those seeking to enhance their skin without physical stimulation like lasers or lifting, want quick results, or prefer minimal downtime. However, for volume loss issues such as deep nasolabial folds or sunken cheeks, fillers or Sculptra-type treatments are more appropriate.
Is it very painful?
Laetigen is a treatment with some pain because it is injected deep into the dermis and involves several injection points. However, applying numbing cream (for 20–30 minutes) prior to the procedure significantly reduces discomfort. If you have a high pain sensitivity, consult with medical staff in advance to adjust anesthesia methods.
Is it okay that I might get bumps right after Laetigen?
Since Laetigen is liquid, it does not create nodules like gel-type collagen boosters. However, immediately after injection, small temporary bumps may appear at injection points, which are usually absorbed naturally within half a day to a full day. If you have important plans, it is best to complete the procedure at least a day in advance.