Is hyaluronic acid useful for anti-aging?

Everyone loves beauty. Nowadays, many people have fallen in love with micro-plastic surgery. Especially driven by celebrities, hyaluronic acid anti-aging has become a favorite among women. But what is hyaluronic acid? Can it really fight aging? Are there any side effects? Today, let’s learn about hyaluronic acid anti-aging!

Proper supplementation of hyaluronic acid can not only help the skin absorb a large amount of water from the body and the skin surface, but also enhance the skin's ability to retain water for a long time. The more hyaluronic acid the skin contains, the more moisturized and brighter the skin will be; conversely, when the hyaluronic acid content decreases, the skin will become dry and loose, and even wrinkles will appear. This is also the anti-aging mechanism of hyaluronic acid.

Hyaluronic acid is a must-have for mature women in anti-aging

What is the absorption rate of hyaluronic acid?

It is well known that dry skin is more susceptible to aging. The molecular structure of naturally extracted pure hyaluronic acid can carry more than 600 times the amount of water. The total amount of hyaluronic acid contained in the human body does not exceed 15 grams. Many people worry about the absorption rate of topical skin care products, but hyaluronic acid can be absorbed almost instantly when applied to the skin. Its molecules are very small and are absorbed very quickly, almost reaching more than 95%. Take a small amount with your finger and apply it on your skin in circular motions. It will be absorbed within 3 seconds.

Mature skin needs more hyaluronic acid

Does mature skin need more hyaluronic acid supplementation? The answer is yes. Baby's skin is rich in hyaluronic acid, which makes it soft and elastic. Hyaluronic acid begins to be lost after the age of 20. At the age of 30, only 65% ​​of that in childhood remains. At the age of 60, less than 30% remains. The loss of hyaluronic acid causes the skin's water retention function to decline, causing it to lose elasticity and radiance, and then develop wrinkles and other aging phenomena.

Is topical hyaluronic acid considered a medical treatment?

Since healthy human eye lenses, joint fluid, hyaline cartilage and young skin all contain a lot of "hyaluronic acid", some people question whether applying products containing hyaluronic acid also falls into the medical category. In fact, the hyaluronic acid content in skin care products is much lower than that of hyaluronic acid injected or filled in medically. External application does not fall into the medical category. Only injection into subcutaneous tissue through a syringe falls into the medical category.

After introducing so much knowledge to you, I have to remind all the beauty lovers that there is a big difference between cosmetic hyaluronic acid and injectable hyaluronic acid. You must ask clearly when making a choice, and choose a regular hospital, and don't be tempted by cheap prices. At the same time, communicate well with your doctor before choosing the injection to avoid unnecessary disputes.