Biorevitalisation
Pronunciation: by-oh-reh-VY-tah-lih-ZAY-shun
A minimally invasive treatment technique involving the intradermal microinjection of hyaluronic acid or other bioactive substances to improve skin hydration, elasticity, and radiance.
Full Definition
Biorevitalisation (also rendered 'biorevitalization' in American English) refers to a category of injectable skin-quality treatments that deliver hydrating and biostimulatory agents—most commonly non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid—into the superficial dermis via multiple micro-injections or using a mesotherapy gun. Unlike volumising dermal fillers, biorevitalisation products are designed to improve intrinsic skin quality rather than add structural volume. Editors should be aware that 'skin booster' is a common commercial synonym and that the two terms may require harmonisation within a document. The British English spelling uses '-isation'; editors serving international publications should confirm house style. The term appears frequently in product monographs, journal reviews, and patient education materials.
Usage
Usage note: Confirm '-isation' vs '-ization' spelling according to house style. Do not use interchangeably with 'dermal filler' in clinical copy.