What are the advantages of hyaluronic acid brow bone augmentation?

In order to make themselves more beautiful, people now look for various plastic surgery methods. The most common one is hyaluronic acid plastic surgery. Hyaluronic acid can be filled in many parts of the human body. For example, some people choose to fill hyaluronic acid in the brow bone when doing brow bone plastic surgery. This can indeed quickly change a person's appearance. So what are the advantages of hyaluronic acid brow bone augmentation?

Advantages of hyaluronic acid brow bone augmentation:

The advantage of hyaluronic acid is that it can be completely decomposed and restored to its previous state without causing skin sagging. Generally speaking, artificial bone is recommended for brow augmentation, which has a stable and reliable effect.

If the injected substance is real hyaluronic acid, it will definitely be metabolized. The speed of metabolism is related to personal constitution. After complete metabolism, it will return to its original state. Human skin is relatively elastic and generally will not become loose due to injections. If the injection is given in a regular hospital, there will be no leakage of hyaluronic acid. Don't worry.

Hyaluronic acid can also be classified into large molecule, medium molecule and small molecule according to the size of the particles. Professional doctors will choose the molecular size according to the location and effect. For example, to fill larger areas, including cheeks, temples or apple muscles, large molecule hyaluronic acid with higher viscosity is needed.

When filling tear troughs, because the skin of the eyelids is relatively thin, small-molecule hyaluronic acid with lower viscosity needs to be used to prevent the viscosity from being too high or the molecules from being too large, which will form small clumps under the skin. Some people will find that there are obvious particles protruding after the tear troughs are filled. It may be because the doctor injected too shallowly, or an unscrupulous hospital used large-molecule hyaluronic acid as small-molecule.

Generally speaking, the larger the molecule, the deeper it should be injected. Generally speaking, small molecule hyaluronic acid is more expensive than large molecules. Therefore, it is inevitable that some unscrupulous hospitals will use cheaper large molecules to help inject in order to save money or do promotional activities. They think they have saved money after injecting a lot of molecules, but they do not know that large molecules are not suitable for shallow modification and injection around the eyes, and the nodules are uneven after injection. This is one of the most common techniques used by unscrupulous hospitals.

The hyaluronic acid that has just been injected has not yet completely integrated with the tissue, so of course you will feel something on your face. After one to two weeks, the hyaluronic acid will completely integrate with the body and you will no longer feel it. The biggest advantage of hyaluronic acid injection is that if too much is injected, there are enzymes to save it. After about a week, the hyaluronic acid will be completely decomposed and return to its original state.