Filling in wrinkles

Get rid of wrinkles - look and feel younger

Wrinkles are an aesthetic problem that worsens with age. We are not comfortable with them, as they negatively affect both our appearance and mood. Fortunately, there is a miracle remedy for wrinkles - hyaluronic acid ehich allows us to fill them in, while improving the quality of the skin. This makes it look young, healthy and beautiful. The effects of filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid are immediate and last for a long time. It is an effective way to get rid of nasolabial furrows, marionette lines, smoker's wrinkles, forehead creases, lion's wrinkle or crow's feet.

What does the treatment look like?

The procedure of filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid is minimally invasive. It takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on the area being treated. It begins with the application of an anesthetic to the skin that will undergo the procedure. Once it takes effect, the specialist uses a very fine needle to inject hyaluronic acid into the deep layers of the skin and under the skin. Thanks to its flexible, gel-like formula, hyaluronic acid perfectly fills in areas where wrinkles and furrows have appeared, while ensuring very natural results.

How to prepare for the procedure?

The procedure does not require special preparations. Only a week before the procedure of hyaluronic acid administration should stop taking medicines that reduce blood clotting, especially aspirin. All healthy people, regardless of gender and age, are qualified for the procedure.

What to do after the procedure?

The procedure of filling wrinkles with hyaluronic acid does not require convalescence. Immediately after it, the patient can return to his normal lifestyle. The only thing to do is to forgo visits to tanning beds and saunas, as well as avoid the sun and consume larger amounts of water. The first effects are visible immediately after the procedure, while for the final effects one should wait up to two weeks.

What are the contraindications to the procedure?

Contraindications preventing the procedure include:

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• Active skin infections (herpes, acne and others);
• autoimmune diseases
• oncology treatment;
• A tendency to scarring;