BioStim treatment
A professional-only topical treatment designed to support firmer, smoother-looking skin. Start with a skin assessment and a plan for your series.
A professional-only topical treatment from Revision Skincare, applied like a peel. It is designed to support your skin's own collagen and elastin, without needles or injections.
Support your skin's own collagen, without needles
D·E·J BioStim™ is a professional-only treatment solution made by Revision Skincare. It is applied to the skin like a peel, and is designed to encourage your skin's natural production of collagen and elastin, the proteins behind firmness and bounce. There are no injections and no needles.
How it works
Revision describes BioStim as a dual-action formula that pairs antioxidant phytoacids with a multi-acid delivery system. Its D·E·J name refers to the dermal-epidermal junction, where the surface of your skin meets the deeper layer that gives it support.
Who it suits
People who want firmer, smoother-looking skin without injections or needles. Revision states it is suitable for all skin tones, including deeper tones prone to hyperpigmentation. Share any history of dark marks or sensitivity at your assessment.
Your appointment
Each visit starts with cleansing and preparing your skin before the solution is applied. Revision describes discomfort and downtime as minimal, so many people go straight back to their day. Carolina will tell you how to care for your skin afterward.
How a BioStim series works
Revision's protocol is a series of three treatments, about four weeks apart. Revision reports results you can see after a treatment, with longer-term changes building over the series; its clinical study measured results at 12 weeks. Your own results will vary. Carolina will confirm whether the series suits your skin, and which at-home products, if any, are worth adding between visits.
Pairs well with
Prefer a needle-based route to collagen? See microneedling. For peach fuzz and surface exfoliation, see the Dermaflash facial. For expression lines, see Botox.
One treatment. Several concerns.
What are you hoping to change?
Explore the options below, then bring your questions to your appointment.
Pricing
$750
Loss of firmness
What to know
Explore firmer-looking skin.
As skin makes less collagen and elastin, it can look less firm and feel less springy. Discuss where you notice it most and whether a topical series fits your goals.
Fine lines and wrinkles
What to know
Look at the lines you notice at rest.
Fine lines that show without movement are different from expression lines. Your assessment can help identify which you have and whether BioStim, a wrinkle relaxer or another option fits.
Texture and visible pores
What to know
Start with the texture you notice.
Discuss roughness, uneven texture or visible pores. Ask what improvement is realistic across a series and how long to wait before judging the result.
Dull-looking skin
What to know
Explore skin that looks tired.
If your skin looks flat or lacks glow, share your current routine and products. Your provider can suggest whether BioStim, a facial or at-home care fits.
Deeper skin tones
What to know
Plan with your pigment history in mind.
Revision states BioStim is suitable for all skin tones, including deeper tones prone to hyperpigmentation. Share any history of dark marks so your plan accounts for it.
Treatment suitability and results vary. A clinical assessment comes first.
Before and after
Photograph supplied by Revision Skincare, the maker of D·E·J BioStim™, not a patient of The Wellness Reeset. It shows the same person at baseline and after three treatments. Results vary, and Carolina will tell you what is realistic for your skin at your assessment.
Before you book
Planning for BioStim.
Review the treatment, pricing and next steps below.
Plan for a series
Revision's protocol is three treatments, about four weeks apart. Your provider will confirm the plan and timing for your skin.
Allow a little recovery
The solution is applied like a peel. Revision describes discomfort and downtime as minimal; ask how your skin may look in the days after, especially before an event.
Confirm your treatment plan
BioStim is listed at $750. Ask whether that covers one treatment or the full series, and whether at-home products are recommended.
How does
BioStim Treatment
compare with other treatments?
Other options
Prefer a needle-based approach? Microneedling also works on collagen, through a different route. Ask which suits your skin, timeline and budget.
Other treatment approaches
If your concern is volume, skin texture, or a different type of line, ask whether another treatment would be more appropriate.
Ready when you are.
Book this treatment directly. If you would rather ask a few questions first, the consult is just below.
Before & after
Explore results across different treatment areas. Your practitioner can help you understand what may be possible for you.
Individual results vary. Your practitioner will assess your goals and explain what may be appropriate for you.
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Your questions, answered
What is D·E·J BioStim™?
A professional-only topical treatment from Revision Skincare. It is applied to the skin like a peel and is designed to support the skin's natural production of collagen and elastin. There are no injections or needles.
How does it work?
Revision describes a dual-action formula: antioxidant phytoacids paired with a multi-acid delivery system. It's applied in the treatment room, and Carolina chooses how to prepare your skin first.
How many treatments will I need?
Revision's protocol uses a series of three treatments, about four weeks apart. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your skin and goals.
When will I see results?
Revision reports results you can see after a treatment, with longer-term changes building over the series. Its clinical study measured results 12 weeks after starting. Individual results vary.
What did the manufacturer's study find?
In Revision Skincare's 12-week study of a three-treatment series, 88% of participants reported fewer visible fine lines, 88% smoother texture, 91% less visible pores and 78% firmer-feeling skin. These are the manufacturer's figures from its own data; individual results vary.
Does it hurt? Is there downtime?
Revision describes discomfort and downtime as minimal. Ask what your skin may look like in the days after treatment and plan important events around your appointments.
Is it suitable for deeper skin tones?
Revision states that it is suitable for all skin tones, including deeper tones prone to hyperpigmentation. Share any history of dark marks or pigment changes at your assessment.
How is it different from an injectable biostimulator?
Injectable biostimulators are placed beneath the skin. BioStim is applied to the surface and uses no needles. Your provider can explain which approach fits your goals.
Can I combine it with other treatments?
Often, yes, with the right spacing. Ask Carolina how to plan BioStim around microneedling, a Dermaflash facial or injectables.
What happens after my series?
Ask Carolina how often to repeat a treatment to keep your results, and whether Revision's at-home products are worth adding to your routine.
What does it cost?
BioStim is listed at $750. Confirm at booking how the price applies to the recommended series of three.
Can I pay over time?
Yes. The Wellness Reeset offers payment plans through Cherry, so you can spread the cost of BioStim into monthly payments. Checking your options won't affect your credit score, and terms and approval come from Cherry. See Cherry financing, or ask us when you book.
