Guna collagen is a powerful anti-aging treatment that offers numerous benefits for the face. It acts as a Botox alternative, effectively plumping up lines on the forehead, between the eyes, around the mouth, and crows feet. The standard protocol for Guna collagen treatment is 5-7 weeks, with 2 sessions in the first week followed by 1 session per week for 3 weeks. After the initial treatment phase, maintenance sessions are recommended every 1-3 months, depending on factors such as age, skin texture, overall health, and genetics. With regular use, Guna collagen can help to rejuvenate and enhance the appearance of the skin, leaving it looking smoother, firmer, and more youthful.
What is Guna Collagen and Guna Made?
Guna Made, and Guna Collagen injections are face and neck rejuvenation, skin tone improvement, reduced fine lines and wrinkles, more plump and hydrated skin, as well as a tightened, lifted, and more defined jawline, midface, forehead, and cheekbone areas. Widely used and trusted throughout Europe since 1983, Guna Made and Guna Collagen injections have given many people a successful alternative to synthetic fillers and Botox.
About Guna
Guna is an Italian pharmaceutical company that has developed a range of injectable collagen medical devices that contain type I tropocollagen of porcine origin as the main active ingredient. These innovative products are designed to address damage in all collagen-containing structures of the body.
Guna’s collagen preparations are specifically formulated to regenerate and reconstruct the skin on the face, neck, décolletage, and throughout the body. They also aid in reconstructing the spatial structure of subcutaneous tissue and muscles.
The collagen injections provided by Guna include tissue, matrix, and muscle treatments. The choice of porcine collagen over bovine collagen is based on the structural similarities to human collagen. Porcine collagen is genetically closer to human collagen, with significant similarities in genome, gene sequences, and other genetic aspects between pigs and humans.
Porcine collagen offers a high level of safety due to its low immunogenicity, making it a preferred material for various applications in aesthetic medicine, such as bio-scaffolds and dermo-cosmetic fillers. The homology between human and porcine collagen glycoprotein sequences further underscores the compatibility and effectiveness of porcine collagen in medical and cosmetic treatments.