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1.What is hyaluronic acid

Naturally present in the skin, hyaluronic acid maintains its hydration levels and contributes to its tone. It is a potent moisturizing agent with a capacity to retain up to 1,000 times its weight in water. The amount of hyaluronic acid in the dermis gradually decreases with age. As a result, the skin becomes dry and fragile and the first wrinkles appear. When it is injected into the dermis.

2.What can hyaluronic acid correct and improve

It can be used to:

Fill fine lines, moderately marked wrinkles and deep wrinkles.

Repair skin creases.

Resculpt the cheekbones and soften the contours of the face.

Increase and reshape lip volume and contour, at the same time moisturizing lips and eliminating fine lines around them.

Revitalise and intensively rehydrate.

Prevent the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, even in the most delicate areas, such as the neck or neckline.

Fill all zones of the face (periocular zone, crow’s feet, tear troughs, cheeks, etc.) that have hollowed out.

3.What happens during a hyaluronic acid injection session and how long does it last

Depending on the product injected, the session lasts an average of 20 minutes (injection of a zone + massage of the zone injected)During the injection session, your doctor will inject you with Hyaluronic Acid in gel form using a syringe. The injection is shallow, only penetrating a few millimeters.

4.What is the difference between Botox and hyaluronic acid

Although both these products are used to treat wrinkles, they are completely different in terms of both their composition and action. Botox does not actually treat the wrinkle itself. Botox is a toxic product (botulinum toxin) that paralyses the muscles into which it is injected. By paralysing the muscle expressions are reduced and by reducing expressions, expression lines can be avoided. Botox is therefore a preventive method.Hyaluronic acid is a biocompatible gel that is injected under the skin into the wrinkle, to fill it. With Hyaluronic acid, the existing wrinkle is therefore treated directly.The only thing the two products have in common is that they are resorbed over time and, therefore, injections have to be repeated periodically, every 6 to 10 months for a botox injection or every 12 to 18 months for a hyaluronate acid injection.

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