What actually is hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluron is an endogenous substance that binds water and thus gives volume to the desired area. Since hyaluronic acid is already present in many places in the body, it is usually well tolerated by patients and is ideal for treating wrinkles, lip enlargement or other facial modeling. There are different hyaluron products with different consistencies for the respective areas of application.
course of treatment
At the beginning there is a consultation and explanation with an analysis in order to achieve the best possible aesthetic result. With lips, for example, it's not just the amount that matters. The contours and proportions are also crucial for a natural, trendy look.
This is followed by the actual treatment, which takes about 20-30 minutes. The desired effect occurs immediately with a slight swelling. The end result is visible after a few days.
durability of the results
The durability is of course individual and depends on the hyaluron used and the patient. Cheap, very thin hyaluronic acid is often advertised, which usually only lasts a few months. We focus on quality in our product selection and use a thicker one, with which your effects last between 6 and 12 months for wrinkle and lip injections and up to 24 months for face modeling.
stunning options
Because these are tiny needles, many patients do not require anesthesia at all, as all of the hyaluronic products we use contain a local anesthetic. To make the treatment as comfortable as possible, a special anesthetic cream can be used if desired.
side effects
It is a low-risk treatment. This is usually followed by swelling and possibly minor bruising, which subsides after a few days. Undesirable side effects include infections at the injection site. A detailed explanation takes place on site in the practice.
After treatment
As a rule, you can go back to your everyday life straight away. Sport should be avoided for 48 hours and intensive sun exposure/solarium/sauna for about a week.
When modeling faces, pressure loads (e.g. from sunglasses) should be avoided for 2 weeks.
Which areas can be treated with hyaluronic acid?
Superficial and fine wrinkles such as upper lip wrinkles, forehead wrinkles, corners of the eyes
Medium to deep wrinkles, eg nasolabial folds, marionette lines
cheek structure
Structure of the chin, temples and contour of the lower jaw
Raising the eyebrow
filling of the tear trough
Filling of acne scars
hand rejuvenation