The renowned Brazilian presenter Xuxa, who turned 60 in March, opted for an innovative aesthetic technique called Daycare. In São Paulo, She underwent 80 cosmetic procedures in a span of 7 hours, accompanied by a team of 11 professionals, including dermatologist Taiz Campbell.
The technique Daycare cIt combines multiple aesthetic procedures performed in a short period. The celebrity chose this option to stimulate natural collagen production. In a post on Instagram, Xuxa commented:
“At a certain age, collagen disappears. It doesn’t matter if I eat well or take care of myself, I need it because of my age. This technique will help because you know that I am against procedures that alter the face. “I am concerned about maintaining my identity.”
The objective of the protocol, according to Campbell, is to manage aging in a healthy and natural way, without modifying Xuxa’s features. “Collagen improves skin and sagging skin, allowing Xuxa to look good and feel pretty at all stages of her life.”
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Procedures performed on Xuxa
The procedures covered various parts of the body, according to Xuxa’s needs. The protocol included Morpheus, technology that combines microneedles with radiofrequency to reduce sagging. Then, biostimulators were applied to replenish collagen in hands, neck and knees, and tension threads were used to promote collagen production.
In addition, exosomes and autologous micrografts were used for skin regeneration. to treat androgenetic alopecia and improve hair health. The treatment concluded with microfocused ultrasound to enhance facial contours and open the gaze, maintaining the naturalness and harmony of the face.
Dr. Taiz Campbell added that The team’s main difficulty was coordinating the simultaneous procedures, often compared to a show, an orchestra or a ballet, where each member has a precise role.
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