Aliza Apostol Goco, “mustlovemom” on Instagram, admitted that the injectable treatment initially scared her, but after thorough research, she found that it is safe, “very, very safe,” she said. “It’s for skin hydration, elasticity, it promotes collagen production — so, why not, right?”
After undergoing a session, Apostol-Goco happily noticed that, while there was still some slight soreness on one part, “it was manageable,” and two weeks later, her skin was “plumper, glowing because it was well-hydrated.”
“It’s an amazing product, very different from skin boosters,” attested Dr. Belo.
Hanae Cuyugan, business manager of NeoAsia Group, the exclusive distributor of Profhilo in Southeast Asia, tells DAILY TRIBUNE that the treatment has been around for 10 years now — “with 10 million syringes used, that’s how safe and effective the treatment is.”
Belo is now also expanding into wellness and longevity, revealed Dr. Vicky.