When you look in the mirror and see your first facial wrinkles you are recognizing the first visible signs of the ageing process. Facial Wrinkles and creases begin to appear as the underlying collagen and elastin fibres begin to break down and wear out after the age of 25. While this breakdown is part of the natural ageing process, it can also result from excessive squinting, frowning, smoking or sun damage.1.What is Hyaluronic acid Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in skin and works to trap water and maintain the intercellular space within the dermis. As our skin ages, hyaluronic acid, collagen and elastin are gradually lost from the dermis. The end result is volume loss, skin laxity, and wrinkles.2.How is it Made By bacterial fermentation from streptococci bacteria.***** it temporary or permanet Hyaluronic acid is completely broken down within the skin over a period of months, eventually leaving no trace of the filler.4.How does it Works Hyaluronic acid is a sugar molecule that occurs naturally in cells of the skin, cartilage, joints and eyes. In the skin, it provides volume and acts as a cushioning agent. It can be used to fill in creases and lines just about anywhere on the face, particularly the deep wrinkles around the mouth and nose and between the eyebrows. Its hyaluronic acid attracts and binds with water, thus hydrating skin and plumping it up. When added to the cheeks, It lifts and tightens the skin, thus smoothing out lines and wrinkles further. thus enabling the skin to maintain extra volume and to regain elasticity. Loss of volume and elasticity is a major factor in the formation of wrinkles. It is not recommended for people who are susceptible to hyperpigmentation or hypertrophic scarring (such as keloid scarring).5.What is treatment likeIt is hypoallergenic, which means there is no risk of an allergic reaction and no need for a pre-test. This filler is very soft with an ultra-fine needle; in
