Hyaluronic Acid - Beauty Wave of the Future?
by:
Jana Willinger
In our continued
search for the fountain of youth, there is a new weapon. Hyaluronic acid (HA), a key component of human tissue, aiding the body’s flexibility, quality
and wet retention, is emerging as a key ingredient in many an anti-aging beauty products and as a viable alternative to scleroprotein and related substances in injection procedures. As we age, the Hyaluronic acid levels in our body decrease, contributive to the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and status in the skin. Hyaluronic acid beauty products and injections can decrease the appearance of lines and wrinkles by replenishing the body’s natural supply of Hyaluronic acid and/or by stimulating the body to rejuvenate its own supply of HA.
Among the exciting new developments in the earth of Hyaluronic acid products is the recent FDA approval of Restylane and Hylaform, facial injections containing Hyaluronic acid. These injections can be administered quickly and with little chance of side effect. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, more folk than ever are choosing to forgo invasive plastic surgery for less painful, less time overwhelming procedures. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) predicts that in 2005, Hyaluronic acid (Restylane, Hylaform) wish surpass scleroprotein as the most popular soft tissue filler for lines and wrinkles. The Society likewise predicts that additional Hyaluronic acid products developed specifically for facial volume sweetening and for improvement of depressed scars wish be introduced.
Currently, Hyaluronic acid injections are most unremarkably used about the mouth and on forehead wrinkles and smile lines and to enlarge, moisten and “plump” lips. The entire injection process takes less than an hour, and requires repeat treatments every four months to a year. Hyaluronic acid treatments are more dear than those victimisation scleroprotein (a syringe of Restylane or another Hyaluronic acid product strength
cost up to $500 as compared to about $373 for collagen) but HA injections last longer because they help the skin retain natural moisture. Once
injected, the filler plumps up the skin by allowing it to attract and hold water. Side effects are more less likely with Hyaluronic acid than with scleroprotein contributive to its attractiveness as an alternative treatment.
The possibilities seem endless for uses of Hyaluronic acid. In Japan, Daikin Industries is even as offering an air conditioner that emits Hyaluronic acid from the filter to moisten skin. There are sure to be even as more innovations and futurity route to take advantage of Hyaluronic acid’s many an health and beauty benefits.
About The Author
Jana Willinger
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