It takes about nine months for hyaluronic acid to repair the face, which is mainly related to the types of hyaluronic acid. Most of the cross-linked hyaluronic acid used, such as Risperidone, will be gradually absorbed, and theoretically it will disappear in about nine months.

Some long cross-linked hyaluronic acid may last longer. For example, if the face turns white, the molecular cross-linking is relatively large, and it may be absorbed slowly, and it may take a year or two to gradually absorb. The longer the crosslinking time of hyaluronic acid, the higher the probability of complications. Some people still find that the recovery is incomplete after using short cross-linked hyaluronic acid, that is, there will be residues in a certain period of time, which is a normal phenomenon.