Invasive procedure
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Invasive procedure (from the New Latin invasivus; from invado - “I go inside”) - a medical or cosmetic procedure associated with penetration through the natural external barriers of the body (skin, mucous membranes).
An example of the simplest invasive procedure is any injection, and the most complex is surgery. Invasive procedures include:
- all injection procedures: biorevitalization, mesotherapy, botulinum toxin and filler injections, use of mesoscooters;
- some types of deep peelings;
- plastic surgery.
Permanent makeup is also an invasive procedure , since during the procedure dyes are introduced into the surface layers of the dermis, and, accordingly, the skin is damaged.