Categories: Aesthetic Medicine

Wrinkles reduction – Hyaluronic Acid

After the age of thirty, hyaluronic acid and collagen production begins to slow down and decrease. The skin loses the elasticity and becomes drier, resulting in the accentuation of expression lines associated with the first signs of sagging skin (droopy eyelids, upper lip wrinkles, loss of jaw-line definition) and weakening of the supporting tissues (hollows under the eyes, deepened nasolabial folds).

In the age of fifty, skin begins a new phase of ageing process. The skin becomes thinner and more fragile. It loses elasticity and underlying fat, causing deeper wrinkles and hollow areas in the face to set in and become more apparent; skin also becomes drier. At this stage, it is very important to choose the right products and treatments which will help to achieve long-term and natural results.

Some areas may be particularly affected, in particular the temple areas, cheeks, the lower part of the face, the neck, and the hands.

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