Treatment Guide

Tranexamic Acid in Biorevitalisation — Protocol Guide

Tranexamic Acid in Biorevitalisation Protocols

Tranexamic Acid plays a key role in professional biorevitalisation treatments. A synthetic lysine derivative that inhibits plasminogen activation and UV-induced melanogenesis, reducing melanin transfer to keratinocytes.

Role of Tranexamic Acid in Biorevitalisation

Injection of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid combined with amino acids, vitamins, and minerals to deeply hydrate and revitalise the dermis Tranexamic Acid enhances this treatment through its targeted depigmentation properties, providing brightening support during and after the procedure.

Protocol Integration

In a typical biorevitalisation protocol, tranexamic acid can be utilised at several stages:

  • Pre-treatment: Skin preparation with tranexamic acid-containing products to optimise treatment outcomes
  • During treatment: Active tranexamic acid delivery through the treatment modality for enhanced penetration
  • Post-treatment: Recovery support using tranexamic acid formulations to accelerate healing
30-45 minTreatment Duration
24-48hDowntime
3-4 sessionsSessions

Clinical Benefits

Combining tranexamic acid with biorevitalisation offers several advantages:

  • Enhanced targeted depigmentation through professional delivery methods
  • Improved treatment outcomes with medical-grade brightening support
  • Reduced downtime and faster recovery when supported by tranexamic acid

Skymedic Products

Skymedic offers professional-grade tranexamic acid formulations specifically designed for integration with biorevitalisation protocols. All products manufactured under ISO 13485 standards.

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