Trauma Remodeling

the process of tissue reconstruction or restructuring that occurs in response to intentional and controlled trauma inflicted during aesthetic procedures or treatments. This remodeling process involves the body’s natural healing mechanisms, including cellular repair, collagen production, and tissue regeneration, following trauma caused by surgeries, injections, or other cosmetic interventions. The objective of trauma remodeling is to achieve desired aesthetic outcomes by shaping, sculpting, or enhancing specific areas of the body through deliberate tissue alteration and subsequent healing responses.

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