Thin lips and dehydration
Hyaluronic acid adds more volume, removes fine lines and refreshes. The procedures with hyaluronic acid are one of the most effective and non-invasive treatments in the field of aesthetic dermatology. At the Derma-Act clinics, we can restore the smooth and youthful appearance of your skin starting from the first procedure
What is treatment with hyaluronic acid?
Treatment with hyaluronic acid is one of the most successful non-invasive anti-aging therapies. It is administered mainly on the face and also on the body in some cases. The method is safe and is aimed at filling static wrinkles (lines forming due to the aging process), but it is also very effective in the recovery of lost volumes.
The benefits of treatment with hyaluronic acid
Painless treatment
No side effects
Duration of the results of up to 12 months
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How does hyaluronic acid work?
Hyaluronic acid has a texture of an elastic and soft gel which is easily injected under the skin. In this way, the areas of skin depressions and wrinkles formed due to the usual loss of volume during ageing are filled. The microspheres of hyaluronic acid connect with each other and increase hydration. This leads to an improved elasticity of the skin and a fresher, more youthful appearance.
Areas of administration of hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is applicable for both the smoothing and removal of wrinkles and the creation of more volume in areas devoid of it or areas requiring strengthening. In particular, hyaluronic acid is applicable for:
- Enhancement of the volume of lips
- Enlargement of chin and correction of contour
- Correction of the nose shape with a possibility to administer non-invasive rhinoplasty
- Smoothing skin scarring (acne)
- Removal of wrinkles resulting from rhinoplasty
- Filling dynamic wrinkles around the mouth and mainly on the upper lip also known as „smoker’s lines“
- Administration of 8-point lifting
- Elevation and enlargement of buttocks
Hyaluronic acid for face
Cheekbones: When the aim is to define cheekbones, a high-density filler that is injected deeply in the region of the cheekbones and the area of dark circles is selected.
Chin: Hyaluronic acid, in the form of a similar high-density filler, canalso be applied in the region of the chin for the recovery of the loss of volume and improvement of the contour and proportions of face.
Lips: When the aim is to increase the volume of the lips, a softer filler that is injected superficially in the lips is used. Lips become velvet-like, with a natural youthful volume.
When does the result of procedure with hyaluronic acid become discernible?
Results are discernible immediately after the procedure. In the majority of cases, one session is completely sufficient for the achievement of a perfect result, and a second procedure is rarely required.
Instructions for skin care after a procedure with hyaluronic acid
During the first hours after treatment with hyaluronic acid, placement of ice on the site of injecting is desirable. Furthermore, during the next two days, performing of mild massage in the area of treatment at regular intervals and the avoidance of hot showers, use of hair-dryers and exposure to direct sunlight are recommended. It is important not to apply make-up on the treated area during the first 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is injecting of hyaluronic acid painful?
Does a procedure require time for recovery?
Are there side effects?
What is hyaluronic acid?
To which types of problems is hyaluronic acid applicable?
What is the difference between botox and hyaluronic acid?
Are there cases in which undergoing procedures with hyaluronic acid is not advisable for me?
If any of the following is applicable to you, then you must avoid using hyaluronic acid. Discuss it with your dermatologist when filling your medical file.
- You are younger than 21 years
- Pregnancy
- Breastfeeding
- Allergy to hyaluronic acid
- Chemotherapy in the last 12 months
- Intake of drugs preventing blood clotting (e.g., Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Diclofenac)
- Acute infectious diseases (e.g. flu, herpes)
- Autoimmune disease
- Known disorders of wound healing, predisposition to hypertrophic scars
- Increased predisposition to bleeding and haematological diseases
How will my lips react to treatment with hyaluronic acid?
Will the result be natural?
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