Hyaluronic Acid
Do you feel like you’re losing facial volume, your appearance is no longer as fresh, wrinkles around your mouth are too pronounced, or do you want fuller lips? Hyaluronic acid is one of the five “superpowers” you can turn to in this situation. Also known as hyaluronate, it was discovered in 1934 and is naturally present in the human body, which ensures high compatibility.
What are the five superpowers in the fight against aging that you have at your disposal?
- Botulinum toxin
- Hyaluronic acid
- Biorevitalization through mesotherapy or PRX
- Non-surgical thread lifting
WHAT IS IT USED FOR AND WHAT ARE THE AESTHETIC EFFECTS OF HYALURONIC ACID?
Hyaluronic acid keeps tissues hydrated, and up to the age of 30 we have a large amount in the skin, ensuring its support and resilience. As years pass, the natural production of hyaluronic acid decreases, leading to a loss of freshness and even facial harmony. Over time, the skin loses elasticity, which results in wrinkles.
Here are the most important effects:
- Restores volume and contour to the lips
- Corrects asymmetries in the lips or nose (smooths out the hump)
- Reduces dark circles
- Eliminates wrinkles around the mouth (nasogenian/nasolabial folds)
- Restores volume and contour to the cheekbones
- Hydrates the décolleté, hands, or neck
- Fills the gaps between collagen and elastin fibers
- Stimulates collagen synthesis, helping maintain skin firmness and suppleness
- Gives the skin radiance
In mesotherapy, it is used to improve skin hydration and texture:
- When hyaluronic acid is not cross-linked, its persistence is at most one month
- A complete treatment plan must be followed, about 4 sessions, involving injections of plain hyaluronic acid or cocktails combined with other substances
- Restores the skin’s water content, making it more hydrated and refreshed
- Restores skin elasticity
- Stimulates blood supply and collagen regeneration
OTHER MEDICAL CONDITIONS THAT CAN BE TREATED WITH HYALURONIC ACID
- Treats joint osteoarthritis (knees)
- Treats eye conditions
- Heals skin wounds (burns, lesions)
- Hydrates and soothes the nasal mucosa during colds/flu
