Hyaluronic acid from different sources has different components and can be divided into biochemical and organic synthesis. Because of its unstable structure, organic chemical sources may decompose at any time and cannot be used as oral or medical supplies.
Generally, it is only used for low-grade cosmetics. Other biochemical hyaluronic acid is divided into enzyme decomposition and Celosia cristata extraction, among which Celosia cristata extraction is the best, and oral administration will not cause edema. Generally, it is biomedical hyaluronic acid for injection extracted from Celosia cristata.
Extended data:
Hyaluronic acid, also known as hyaluronic acid, is an acidic mucopolysaccharide. It is an important basic substance for skin hydration and a component of human body. It has special water retention function, and its weight is as high as 100 times of its own weight. It is the best moisturizing substance found in nature at present and is called the ideal natural moisturizing factor.
It can improve skin nutrition metabolism, make skin soft, smooth and wrinkle-free, increase elasticity and prevent aging. It is also a good transdermal absorption promoter while moisturizing. Combined with other nutrients, it can play an ideal role in promoting nutrient absorption.
Main applications
1. biochemical drugs has high clinical value and is widely used in various ophthalmic operations, such as intraocular lens implantation, corneal transplantation and anti-glaucoma surgery. It can also be used to treat arthritis and accelerate wound healing.
When used in cosmetics, it can play a unique role in skin care, keep skin moist, smooth, delicate, tender and elastic, and has the functions of anti-wrinkle, beauty care and recovery of skin physiological functions.
2. It can be used in cosmetics such as face cream, honey, milk, facial mask and shampoo. Maintain moisture of skin and hair, moisturize skin and hair, increase luster, and prevent chapped skin and wrinkles.
3. Treat arthritis and accelerate wound healing.
Baidu encyclopedia-hyaluronic acid