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Collagen in Ukraine (UA) - What Is It?

Cosmetic collagen treatment is aimed at removing wrinkles and scars in the face and for overall skin rejuvenation. Collagen is basically a fibrous protein. The cosmetic collagen procedure is done with collagen derived from cows or humans. Collagen is dermal filler. Over time, collagen breaks down and is absorbed by our body. The effect of collagen face procedure generally lasts up to a maximum of 6 months, depending on the individual and the area of implant. When the effect of collagen had ended, the face procedure should be repeated again. This collagen face procedure should be done only by a qualified plastic surgeon, well versed in plastic surgery and Botox cosmetic treatments.

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Planing on having collagen procedure in Ukraine?
Here is some General Information about Ukraine:

Ukraine By car

The main route into Ukraine from the West is via Poland - the only 24 hour customs post is in Lvivska Oblast at a place called Truskavetz, which as a 'place' is essentially just the customs post - and it's not marked on most maps either.

The nearest significant town on the Polish side is Przemyshl, and it's straightford to find by following route # 4 (which passes through Przemyshl), also known as the E40 in European terms.

When you arrive, the road is fairly narrow (no motorway/autobahn this) with a queue of trucks and vans parked to the right of the road; a hard-core parking area with cafe/bar to the left. Don't stop behind the goods vehicles, slip up the side of them and then feed into the customs area when the guy flags you forward (for courteous Europeans, you're not jumping the queue - commercial traffic goes through a different process).

If you're in an EU registered car then make for the EU-passports, passport control section. Thence to Ukrainian passport control and then Ukrainian customs and then you're through. It used to be a nightmare, with apocalyptic tales of 5-6+ hours at the border, but the Ukrainians have made great advances in efficiency and it takes about an hour to make the crossing (September 2005 - still true in Feb 2006).

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Collagen in Ukraine (UA) - How Is It Done?

For collagen face procedure, the plastic surgeon would wash your face and clean it at the outset. After drying the face, the plastic surgeon would apply a local antiseptic to the site of collagen injection. Then the surgeon would inject a mixture of collagen, saline water, and local anesthetic in small quantities under the skin. The surgeon would massage the injected area so that the collagen is evenly distributed under the skin.

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Collagen in Ukraine (UA) - After the Surgery:

After a collagen face procedure, you might feel some tenderness in the skin or some swelling for the first few days but these would automatically subside. Heavy exercising and drinking alcohol should be avoided for a week or two after the face procedure. You should not expose your face to sunlight as far as possible. It would be advisable to use a good sunscreen for protecting the skin of your face from the sun for the first few weeks.

Certain persons might be allergic to local anesthesia and they would be advised by the plastic surgeon against any collagen injection face procedures. A few people might be allergic to bovine collagen also. Hence, the collagen face procedure should be undertaken only after consulting a qualified plastic surgeon, with adequate knowledge about plastic surgery and Botox treatments.

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