Strengthening the skin from within.
Not every change calls for volume. Sometimes it is the skin itself that has lost quality — its firmness, its radiance, its structure. Biostimulation works with your body’s own regeneration rather than simply filling.
Bioregeneration (biostimulation) uses injectable substances such as poly-L-lactic acid, calcium hydroxylapatite or polynucleotides to stimulate the body’s own collagen production — the skin is strengthened from within, rather than simply filled with volume. At the private practice of Dr. Ackermann in Herzogenaurach — for patients from Erlangen, Nuremberg and Fürth — the focus is on a gradual, natural improvement of skin quality.
Strengthening the skin, not just filling it
Classic fillers restore volume. Biostimulation does something different: it prompts the skin to rebuild its own structure. Substances like poly-L-lactic acid or calcium hydroxylapatite act as a stimulus, encouraging the body to form new collagen over the following weeks and months.
The result is not immediate volume but a gradual improvement in skin quality — firmer, more even, more resilient. A slow process, working with your own biology rather than against it.
Consultation
We assess your skin quality and what you would like to change — before deciding whether biostimulation is the right path.
Planning
Which substance, how many sessions? Biostimulation usually works in a series, planned around your skin and goals.
Treatment
The substance is injected precisely into the relevant layers. A session is usually brief, with little downtime for most patients.
Result
Improvement builds gradually over weeks and months as new collagen forms, often across several sessions.
Which substances are used
Poly-L-lactic acid
A well-established collagen stimulator that works gradually over several sessions — suited to an overall improvement in firmness.
Calcium hydroxylapatite
Combines an immediate volumising effect with longer-term collagen stimulation — two effects in one substance.
Polynucleotides & hyaluronic acid
Substances that improve hydration and skin quality — supporting regeneration rather than adding structural volume.
What biostimulation can do — and what it cannot
So you can make an informed decision, here is the honest distinction.
Works well for…
Gradually improving skin quality and firmness. Because it works with your own collagen, the result develops naturally over time.
Reaches its limits with…
Immediate volume or a specific contour change. For that, a filler with hyaluronic acid is often the more direct approach.
Is never…
An instant transformation. Biostimulation is a process across several sessions — patience is part of how it works.
Comes with…
A realistic timeframe and clear information on contraindications. I promise no miracles — only a careful, medically sound approach.
Frequently asked questions
How is biostimulation different from a filler?
How many sessions do I need?
When will I see a result?
Is the treatment painful?
Does health insurance cover the cost?
Working with your biology, not against it
Biostimulation asks for patience — and gives something in return that fillers cannot: a genuine improvement in the skin’s own structure. I do not promise instant change. I offer a process that respects how your body works.
Whether biostimulation is right for you, or whether another approach fits better, is something we decide together — with a diagnosis, not a sales pitch.
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