Recently, a beautiful 40-year-old girl came to the beauty clinic and wanted to use hyaluronic acid to decorate the bags under the eyes and the tear ducts. She told me that she really wanted to be beautiful, but in fact she hesitated, because after her friend went for micro-plastic surgery, she became a "plastic face"!

I told her that as long as it is played correctly, micro-plastic surgery should be so natural that almost no flaws can be seen! Then why do some people's faces become thicker and stiffer than normal people's faces after micro-plastic surgery?

Review the history of micro-plastic surgery

A few years ago, we could only use "silica gel" as a small needle for beauty, and inject fillers into the skin to enrich cheeks and smooth wrinkles. The texture of silicone is a bit like QQ egg, which is harder than our subcutaneous muscles or fat, so it may look like a plastic face if you hit it too much. Moreover, after silicone rubber enters the human body, it will never be absorbed by metabolism. A few people overreact to silicone rubber, forming uneven granuloma between balls. Because of these side effects that affect the appearance, few people tried it at that time.

However, since the advent of synthetic "hyaluronic acid", hyaluronic acid belongs to glycosaminoglycan in human body and has high compatibility with human body. Its texture is like gel, so if it is injected into the skin or under the skin, it will be evenly combined with the skin and feel natural. Due to the great improvement of safety and texture, hyaluronic acid has become popular all over the world and has become one of the necessary beauty weapons for people who want to stay young.

Since you have hyaluronic acid, why should you go back to the era of rubber face?

In recent decades, more and more people consult doctors for micro-plastic surgery, such as filling lacrimal ditches, temples, sunken cheeks, wrinkle removal, rhinoplasty and chin pad. Everyone's face is unique, and there are differences in needs and aesthetics. Professional doctors should design each face individually, and the micro-plastic effect will be more natural.

Is hyaluronic acid in the right place?

Doctors will first observe the structure and skin texture of each person's face, and then judge where hyaluronic acid should be played. For example, if the patient's cheekbones are already high enough, but in order to relax the face, hyaluronic acid is applied to the cheeks, which may lead to exaggeration of the facial curve. Cheeks are too swollen, they look old-fashioned, and they may look like plastic surgery.