Hyaluronic acid / HA Cosmetic Grade

Hyaluronic acid / HA Cosmetic Grade Application: reduce acne, scars, injury or lines in the skin. OEM production offered

Hyaluronic acid / HA  Cosmetic Grade Application in skin:

reduce acne, scars, injury or lines in the skin. OEM production offered

 

Hyaluronan is a common ingredient in skin-care products.

 

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) can help replenish this critical skin-supporting nutrient that declines with the aging process.

Hyaluronic acid injection can be used to improve the skin's contour and reduce depressions in the skin due to acne, scars, injury or lines.  Immediately or within a few hours after injection the site may be red and swollen. This usually disappears within a week.  Another one or two treatments (at least a week apart) may be necessary to achieve the desired correction.  Hyaluronic acid implantation is not permanent. Like natural hyaluronic acid, manufactured hyaluronic acid once injected into the skin will gradually break down and be absorbed by the body. In most cases, the hyaluronic acid augmentation usually lasts between 6-9 months. Compared to collagen implants hyaluronic acid appears to have a longer augmentation effect, possibly lasting 2 to 3 times longer than the average collagen implant. To maintain the initial results, repeat hyluronic acid injections or top-up treatments will be necessary. Most people following this protocol have 2 to 3 treatments per year.

 

 

Strategies for Youthful Skin 

Lifestyle factors are critical for maintaining healthy skin. Smoking can cause dryness and premature aging of the skin. Sun exposure is associated with an increased risk of skin cancer, premature aging, and hyperpigmentation of the skin, requiring a limit to sun exposure and the use of sunscreen during prolonged exposure. Clinically, exercise has been shown to help promote a radiant, glowing complexion. Optimal intake and assimilation of nutrients is also essential for promoting healthy skin. A deficiency of omega-3 fatty acids and essential fatty acids (EFAs) is often manifested as dry, flaky skin and a predisposition to inflammatory conditions, such as eczema. Vitamin A in an appropriate amount also is a crucial nutrient for healing tissues and regenerating epithelial tissues including the skin. A vitamin A deficiency can be manifested as follicular hyperkeratosis, poor wound healing, and acne. Vitamin E can prevent scarring from blemishes and incisions. Vitamin C is an important nutrient for the skin, both internally and topically, because the vitamin helps to inhibit free-radical damage and promotes collagen production. The B vitamins promote skin health and offer stress relief, with vitamin B6 being particularly helpful for preventing premenstrual acne. A zinc deficiency is common in acne and other skin problems. Finally, plenty of filtered or spring water also helps the body to remove wastes and keep the skin hydrated and healthy.

While making sure our bodies are nourished with each of the nutrients mentioned above, it is equally important to give our skin the tools necessary for rebuilding collagen and instituting cellular repair. Using a topical HA serum can have dramatic effects on skin health. Bio-identical HA, when topically applied, can buffer the decreased production of HA that occurs with the aging process. Topical HA can serve as a hydrating agent, rejuvenating skin and improving the tone and appearance by enhancing the skin’s ability to retain moisture. Applying a special HA serum that has a light, non-oily texture, can soothe skin, smooth fine lines and reduce wrinkles.

Hyaluronic acid / HA Cosmetic Grade