Where should small molecule hyaluronic acid be injected?

In our lives, many people will inject some hyaluronic acid into their faces, because some hyaluronic acid is very helpful to human skin. Hyaluronic acid can not only make people's skin whitening, but also effectively resist aging. Now there is a kind of small molecule hyaluronic acid. Compared with ordinary hyaluronic acid, small molecule hyaluronic acid has better effect. So where is the better place to inject small molecule hyaluronic acid?

The uses of hyaluronic acid include:

1. Remove wrinkles

Due to age, smoking, squeezing during sleep, and the pull of gravity, the skin's hyaluronic acid will be lost, which will gradually reduce the collagen and elastic fibers in the dermis, causing skin sagging and facial wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid injections can effectively solve many types of wrinkles.

2. Shaping

Rhinoplasty: Although the development of rhinoplasty technology has reached a certain level, since the use of hyaluronic acid injection for rhinoplasty, due to the advantages of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty such as fast shaping, no surgery, and no pain, rhinoplasty techniques such as prosthetic rhinoplasty have been challenged to a certain extent.

Chin augmentation: The V-shaped face that is popular nowadays can be easily achieved by starting from the chin. It can also solve the problem of receding chin.

3. Fill the face

Human aging will cause changes in the distribution of subcutaneous tissue. The temples, cheeks, eye sockets, brow arches, and lips will all become sunken, and tear troughs will appear. Hyaluronic acid is popular for facial filling including tear troughs, nasolabial folds, and marionette lines (a woman's three "eight" lines), and the effect is relatively good.

Lip augmentation: Generally speaking, people's lips will shrink and develop wrinkles with age, and the corners of the mouth will sag due to aging. Hyaluronic acid lip augmentation has received certain praise.

4. Filling dents

Hyaluronic acid can also be used to fill some acne scars, scars caused by trauma, surgery, and asymmetry of congenital defects.