Măștile cu placentă pot fi folosite pentru hidratarea pielii și pot susține procesul de regenerare.

In this Romanian‑language monologue, the speaker explains that the face masks being discussed are likely made from animal placenta rather than human placenta, which is prohibited by Romanian law. He notes that such masks contain miomimetic or animal‑derived peptides and are marketed for skin hydration, regeneration, and wound‑healing benefits. However, he warns of significant contamination and infection risks due to improper handling, emphasizing that the high risk makes human‑origin placenta unsuitable for cosmetic use. Consequently, he recommends that aesthetic dermatology and mesotherapy clinics opt for synthetic or animal‑derived growth‑ and hydration‑promoting peptides—referred to as “placental‑like” peptides—that provide comparable effects without the legal and safety drawbacks.










