
Aybeniz Mamedli
Dermatologist (MD)
2017 · Donetsk National Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

A mesotherapy product with a high concentration of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid — 20 mg/ml. Pure hydration with no peptide add-ons: moisture, firmness, fine lines and dull tone on the face, neck, décolletage and hands.
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Aqua Bien Hydro Pure is an injectable biorevitalization product built on non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid at 20 mg/ml. The formula is deliberately plain: hyaluronic acid, glycerin, citric acid and sodium salts in a physiological buffer — no peptides, vitamin complexes or brightening additives. That makes it a clear baseline tool where the job is hydration and skin quality rather than pigment or expression lines. Supplied in 3 × 2 ml syringes and used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands. Contraindications apply and a specialist consultation is required.
The skin is cleansed, disinfected and numbed for 15–20 minutes if needed. The product is placed into the superficial dermis with a papular or linear technique — a grid of micro-injections across the area. A face takes 20–30 minutes, with neck and décolletage up to 40. It finishes with a soothing product and SPF, and the papules settle within a few hours.
20 mg/ml is the top of the range for non-cross-linked acid: Hyalual runs at 1.1–2.2%, and most baseline biorevitalizants sit at 15–18 mg/ml. The acid here is not chemically cross-linked, so it adds no volume and resorbs completely: it draws water into the dermis and, while it lasts, acts as a matrix around which fibroblasts synthesise more of their own collagen. The limits follow from that, and it is fairer to state them upfront: biorevitalization does not fill deep folds or lift the jawline — it changes hydration, density and tone. The 2 ml syringe format is convenient when a single visit covers not just the face but the neck and décolletage or the hands.
The acid here is not cross-linked: it holds no shape and adds no volume — it draws water and resorbs completely. A filler restores volume; biorevitalization changes skin quality. Different jobs, and one does not substitute for the other.
Not worse, just simpler. If the problem is dehydration, dull tone and fine lines, pure hyaluronic acid at 20 mg/ml is enough. Peptide and amino-acid formulas earn their price when pigmentation, post-acne or marked ageing is in the picture.
Usually 3–4 at 2–3 week intervals, then maintenance every 4–6 months. The doctor adjusts the plan after examining your skin.
Papules at the injection points are expected and settle within 6–24 hours. Small bruises are possible, especially on the neck and under the eyes. Book at least 3–5 days before an important event.
It depends on how much product a session uses: one area, the whole face, or face plus neck and décolletage are different volumes. The doctor quotes the per-session and full-course price at the consultation.
Book a consultation — the doctor will assess your skin and say whether a course of Aqua Bien Hydro Pure is the right call.
Book a consultation →The standard plan is 3–4 sessions at 2–3 week intervals, with maintenance every 4–6 months. Hydration is visible almost immediately, but the cumulative gain in skin density is judged 3–4 weeks after the last session. In summer the course is usually shifted or paired with stricter sun protection — that gets decided at the consultation.
Within Paramed's biorevitalizant range the choice is simple. Aqua Bien Hydro Pure is pure hyaluronic acid at a high concentration: baseline hydration, sensible price, a good first course. INNEA Aqua answers the same brief with Italian HA. Aquashine BR and PTX add peptides and address pigmentation and age-related change. Hyalual pairs HA with sodium succinate, leaning on antioxidant effect and puffiness. Jalupro and Novacutan add amino acids to push collagen synthesis. If the brief is hydration and skin quality alone, paying for peptide formulas buys nothing extra; if there is pigment, post-acne or marked ageing, the doctor will suggest something more complex.
Biorevitalization is the easy thing to prescribe to everyone, always. At Paramed the doctor first checks whether dehydration is really the problem: sometimes a dull complexion comes from a damaged barrier and is solved with skincare and a peel rather than injections. When hyaluronic acid is the right answer, we match the product to the brief — from baseline Hydro Pure to peptide formulas. We work with original products; the price for Aqua Bien Hydro Pure is quoted at the consultation, as it depends on volume.
Certified specialists at Paramed

Dermatologist (MD)
2017 · Donetsk National Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

Cosmetologist (MD)
25+ years' experience
1999 · Azerbaijan Medical University · +1 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani

Cosmetologist (MD)
2009 · Tashkent Medical Academy · +2 cert.
Languages: Russian, Azerbaijani