Lines that remain even when the face is at rest are most often a matter of lost collagen and lost volume. We rebuild them gradually, from within — with no overfilled look. At your consultation we will assess where your face has lost volume — and propose a course of stimulation matched to your skin.
Static wrinkles are the ones you can see even when the face is relaxed. Unlike expression lines they do not come from movement alone, but from a weakening of the structure of the skin — a fall in collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid — and from the loss and shifting of volume beneath it.
Over time the fat pads shrink and the bony support recedes. The face starts to look as though it has dropped: the cheeks lose support, folds and shadows appear, and you look tired even when you are well rested. It is a process that can be slowed and partly reversed — by rebuilding the skin from within.
We work along two complementary routes. Collagen biostimulators prompt the skin to produce its own new collagen (neocollagenesis) — the effect builds over weeks and is long lasting. Biorevitalisation with stabilised hyaluronic acid restores hydration and density, improving firmness without adding volume.
That lets us tailor the therapy to the goal: rebuilding skin quality, subtly restoring firmness, or giving collagen support to the facial contour. With no overfilling and no change to your features — the point is for the face to look rested rather than done.
The figure covers the family of biostimulators and revitalising preparations we use for the loss of collagen and volume.
Source: Versum and Booksy reports, as at 30.06.2026 (total filling and collagen-stimulating treatments performed; client numbers and return rates — figures for the whole clinic).
From the age of 25–30 the skin produces less collagen each year — it loses springiness and support.
The fat pads of the face shrink and slide downwards, which brings out folds and shadows.
A lower bony support and the pull of gravity make the face drop, and the lines become permanent.
Fine lines and a loss of density — mainly a question of skin quality. Biorevitalisation leads the way here.
Hollow cheeks, folds and a dropped look — this calls for collagen support and rebuilding of the underlying support.
Lines visible at rest, often with a movement component as well — we combine skin rebuilding with other methods.
Not sure which group you fall into? We will assess it at your consultation and select the method.
We match the option to what your skin is missing: quality, density or collagen support for the facial contour. Most often we combine them into a plan spread over time. Every treatment has its own page with the details and the price.
Stabilised hyaluronic acid — deep hydration and better firmness without adding volume.
Calcium hydroxylapatite — a biostimulator that rebuilds collagen and supports the facial contour.
A collagen stimulator with a gradual, long-lasting action — rebuilding from within.
Hyaluronic acid with amino acids — revitalisation and rebuilding of the skin matrix, including thin skin.
A comprehensive, combined collagen-stimulation protocol — when you want an all-in-one result.
Type I atelocollagen — ready-made, bioactive collagen delivered by mesotherapy, which prompts fibroblasts to produce their own collagen and elastin. It rebuilds density and springiness gradually, over a course of 2–4 treatments; it does not provide an immediate top-up of volume.
| Method | What it does | Who it is for | Timing / course |
|---|---|---|---|
| ProfHilo | Hydration, firmness, radiance | Thin, dehydrated skin with no major volume loss | 2 treatments a month apart, then maintenance |
| Crystalys | Collagen rebuilding and contour support | Loss of volume and firmness, a dropped-looking face | 1–2 treatments, the effect builds over months |
| Poly-L-lactic acid | Gradual, long-lasting collagen stimulation | General loss of firmness, prevention | A course of 2–3 treatments |
| Sunekos | Revitalisation of the skin matrix | Thin, tired skin and delicate areas | A course of treatments every 1–2 weeks |
| 5-Step Collagen Boost | Comprehensive combined rebuilding | When you want the full protocol | A programme — plan after a consultation |
You describe what concerns you — fine lines, a dropped look, hollow cheeks.
We assess quality, density and the volume deficit in each zone.
We select a biostimulator or revitalisation and spread the treatments over time.
The effect builds between treatments; we plan maintenance to hold the result.
Rebuilding the skin with biostimulators is not a momentary plumping effect but a documented process of forming new collagen of your own. That is why the result builds and lasts.
A review of the mechanism and clinical data for poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) and calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) confirms the stimulation of fibroblasts and the formation of new collagen, together with improved volume and skin quality.
Collagen Stimulators (PLLA & CaHA), review. PubMed →A study of stabilised hyaluronic acid demonstrated a significant improvement in the elasticity and hydration of ageing facial skin.
Rejuvenating influence of stabilized HA, 2008. PubMed →Whether you need hydration, collagen stimulation or volume support follows from the assessment of your skin. We build the plan individually, with no single protocol.
Informational and educational material — it does not replace a medical consultation. Results are individual and depend on the concern, the method and the number of treatments.
“I had a facelift treatment that I had been slightly apprehensive about. It turned out to be comfortable and non-invasive, and thanks to the lovely staff I felt well looked after.” (translated from Polish)
Eliza D. · 2024review from Google“I chose a treatment to reshape the facial contour and the results pleasantly surprised me. My face looks fresher and younger, and it has not lost its natural look.” (translated from Polish)
Wanda K. · 2025review from Google“Thanks to regular visits my skin has regained its glow and a radiant look.” (translated from Polish)
Lidia T. · 2025review from GoogleThese reviews relate to the overall experience at Velvet Skin Clinic.
We combine collagen biostimulation and HA biorevitalisation — matched to the specific deficit in your skin.
We work on quality and support; we do not change your features. The goal: a rested face, not a done one.
The effect builds — we guide you through a course and maintenance rather than a single shot.
Expression lines appear when the face moves and are treated with toxin. Static wrinkles are visible at rest and result from the loss of collagen and volume — here we rebuild the skin with biostimulators and hydration. They often occur together, in which case we combine the methods.
Not quite. Classic fillers add volume in a particular place. Biostimulators prompt the skin to produce its own collagen, while biorevitalisation improves quality and hydration. The choice depends on what your skin is missing.
Hydration and better skin quality are usually visible after a few weeks. The effect of collagen biostimulators builds gradually over 1–3 months and lasts a long time, which is why we work in courses.
Yes — that is the whole premise. We rebuild the structure of the skin and its support without changing your features. With a correctly chosen plan there is no overfilled look.
It depends on the method and the condition of your skin — from a single treatment to a course of 2–4. We agree the exact plan after a skin analysis at your consultation.
The cost depends on the option chosen and the number of treatments. You will find the prices of individual treatments on their own pages; the best starting point is a consultation. (Price list — to be completed.)
Treatments at Velvet Skin Clinic are performed by certified cosmetologists with many years of experience in laser therapy, hi-tech devices and skin care treatments. After a consultation we match the method and the specialist to your skin and your goal.








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The publications on which we base this offering — with PMID identifiers and an assessment of the strength of evidence.