Applicable groups for hyaluronic acid injections

Experts believe that the suitable groups for hyaluronic acid can be divided into the following three categories:

1. People with dry skin

Under normal circumstances, starting from the age of 25, the hyaluronic acid in human skin begins to lose. At the age of 30, the hyaluronic acid content is 65% of that in childhood. At the age of 60, only 25% remains. As the hyaluronic acid content decreases, the skin begins to lose Elasticity and luster, wrinkles and other aging phenomena will appear over time. Compared with ordinary moisturizing skin care products that can only lock in water on the surface of the skin, hyaluronic acid can penetrate deep into the dermis and provide double-layer hydration from the inside to the outside. It is the best choice for beauty and moisturizing.

2. People with sagging skin and increased wrinkles

Hyaluronic acid can not only be used for moisturizing, but its powerful wrinkle removal and plastic surgery effect is also another advantage of it as a plastic surgery material. Filling facial depressions and wrinkles with hyaluronic acid can stimulate collagen proliferation and stimulate skin vitality, thereby restoring skin elasticity, smoothing out sagging and atrophied tissues due to lack of water in the skin, smoothing wrinkles and restoring full luster. Effect.

3. People who are dissatisfied with their facial features Based on hyaluronic acid’s anti-wrinkle properties, which are highly water-absorbent, insoluble, highly water-retaining, and difficult to move in tissues, it is also often used in soft tissue filling and other beauty fields, such as lip augmentation and modification. Chin, rhinoplasty, rhinoplasty, cheeks, filling facial depressions, acne pits or scar treatment left by surgery and trauma, etc.

In addition, experts also pointed out that hyaluronic acid injection is not suitable for all people. The following are its main contraindications: pregnant or lactating women, patients under the age of 18, local inflammation or Injecting this product into infected skin or while taking anticoagulants may cause swelling or bleeding. For example, take aspirin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. It is recommended that doctors ask patients whether they are allergic to hyaluronic acid and their past medical history before injection.