I keep finding myself interested in the Revicol procedure.
2026.11.06 14:37
I’ve been visiting Maypure regularly, but lately I’ve been really interested in the Revicol treatment, which is said to induce self-collagen production in the dermis to make the skin firmer and denser. I’m wondering if there are any exceptions where private health insurance covers the procedure for skin conditions or damaged skin barriers, or if it is 100% non-covered and I have to pay the full cost myself. I would also like to know how long needle marks, bruises, or embossing marks remain all over my face after the treatment. I’m worried that the long downtime might interfere with my daily life or going to work; typically, when can I wash my face or apply makeup after the procedure?
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