Hyaluronic acid exists in our body, it is a component produced by our own cells. The cells responsible for its creation are mainly the fibroblasts. Which are also responsible for the production of other substances such as elastin and collagen.
Throughout our lives, various cellular processes systematically push the body to produce hyaluronic acid. Other necessary natural processes push for its breakdown. Thus, the body is naturally pushed to regularly produce hyaluronic acid.
As time passes, these delicate balances change. Production decreases and one of the consequences is the appearance of wrinkles. The main cause is that the fibroblasts degenerate, which harms the quality of the skin. For example, the skin thins and loses a large part of its volume. The firmness of the skin is significantly reduced as well as causing dehydration.
For these reasons, scientists in recent years have managed to create hyaluronic acid in the laboratory, almost identical to that produced by the body. Its form is viscous and is placed with the help of a syringe. The application can also be done with local anesthesia for easier tolerance by the patient.
The specialist doctor first studies the anatomy of the face and the needs of each area. Then restores the lost volume of the face or fills the already created static wrinkles. The results last for at least one year, depending on the case.
With hyaluronic acid, in addition to a drastic reduction in wrinkles, we offer deep hydration to the skin, which no cream can offer. Finally, it should be emphasized that our skin acquires radiance and a youthful texture with this method.
It is an ideal way for eliminating wrinkles and restoring volume- In the Nasolabial folds
- On the cheekbones
- Around the eyes (for crow's feet)
- For the lips
- For smoker's wrinkles
- For the shape of the nose