Various age-related histochemical changes contribute to the apparent dehydration, atrophy and loss of elasticity that characterize aged skin at the skin, epidermis and dermis levels.
Better understand these different changes
In the skin, the reduction in the size of hyaluronic acid (HA) polymers. In the epidermis, the marked disappearance of HA with a loss of skin hydration. In the dermis, HA is still present, but it loses its properties. Added to this is the constant loss of collagen with age.
A change in elasticity
The consequences of the drop in HA content in aged skin cause alterations such as loss of support for microvessels, the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, modification of elasticity.
Hyaluronic acid and glycerol
The injection into the superficial dermis of biocompatible and fully resorbable molecules thanks to an injectable gel implant based on hyaluronic acid 18mg/ml and glycerol 20mg/ml, helps you obtain firmer, luminous and better hydrated skin. .
Improvement of skin aging
Hyaluronic acid improves skin shine, reduces roughness and effectively improves skin aging. Glycerol is a powerful moisturizing agent that plays a role in skin elasticity and potentiates the action of HA.
Didier Galibert
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