This guide was prepared to inform people who wonder or evaluate the facial filler (hyalutronic acid) application with a balanced and scientific perspective. 1. Introduction: What is Hyaluronic Acid Filling?3 2. Effect Mechanism of Filling and Use Areas4
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This guide was prepared to inform people who wonder or evaluate the facial filler (hyalutronic acid) application with a balanced and scientific perspective.
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↑ Return to ContentHyaluronic acid is an extremely high molecule of water retention, naturally located in our skin. Hyaluronic acid amount in our skin with age decreases, which contributes to volume loss, thinning and reduced elasticity. Hyaluronic acid gels used in facial filler applications are synthetically manufactured, injectable.
The filler shows effect by providing volume in the area where it is applied, or by pronounced contour. Persistence varies from 6 months to 18 months, along with changing according to the product and region; the body absorbs filling in natural ways over time.
Hyaluronic acid fillers are not permanent; this feature provides an important advantage of security in possible dissatisfaction situations.
↑ Return to ContentHyaluronic acid molecules can keep their weight up to thousands of times water. When injected under the skin, this water retention feature gives tissue volume, moisture and support.
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