One. Wrinkles: 

Due to the extrusion of age, smoking, sleeping, etc., and the traction of gravity, the collagen and elastic fibers of the dermis can be reduced, the skin is relaxed and the wrinkles of the face are caused, and many kinds of wrinkles can be effectively solved by injection of hyaluronic acid.

1. Hyaluronic acid is applied to wrinkle lines (broccoli) and fishtail lines. 

Botulinum toxin injection alone can not achieve satisfactory results, and with hyaluronic acid injection, the effect will be better.

2. Hyaluronic acid is applied to the corner of the mouth.

Despite the dynamic pattern, the pattern produced by munching is filled with hyaluronic acid, which has a good effect.

3. Hyaluronic acid is applied to the stripe (nasolabial fold).

Elimination of stripe pattern is the most common purpose of hyaluronic acid rhytidectomy. In accordance with the depth of wrinkles and depth of the wrinkles, the injection of a large molecule of 2 needles is usually required. The injection site includes the sags of the lateral nasal alar, the decree pattern itself, and the lateral side of the lip.

Two, Rich lips:

Generally speaking, people’s lips will shrink with aging, wrinkles, and the corners of the mouth will droop due to aging, hyaluronic acid filling the lips to obtain certain praise.

Three, Fill the face:

Human aging will cause changes in the distribution of subcutaneous tissue. The temporal, cheek, orbit, and lips are sunken and decrees will appear. The use of hyaluronic acid for facial filling, including decree lines is welcome and the effect is better.

Four, Rhinoplasty:

Although the development of rhinoplasty has reached a certain height, since the hyaluronic acid injection is used for the rhinoplasty, the rhinoplasty with hyaluronic acid is fast, without the need for a knife and painless pain and so on, which makes the augmentation rhinoplasty of the prosthesis face a certain challenge.

Five, Fill the dent:

Hyaluronic acid can also be used to fill holes, trauma, surgical scars, and congenital defect asymmetry.

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