About the procedure

Hyaluronic acid - wrinkle therapy

Hyaluronic acid is a biological component that is always present in the skin, maintaining its firmness and elasticity. But with age, the natural production of this component decreases, which leads to loss of moisture from the skin and, as a result, to the appearance of wrinkles.

The first signs that our skin has begun to lose hyaluronic acid are wrinkles around the mouth, in the nasolabial triangle and around the eyes. Hyaluronic therapy involves injecting hyaluronic acid under problem areas of the skin, which compensates for its natural deficiency and allows the skin to “take a deep breath” and smooth out wrinkles.

This therapy is often used to combat crow's feet, nasolabial and glabellar wrinkles.