Hyaluronic acid for the face is aa biological substance that belongs to mucopolysaccharides, and at the same time it is a non-sulfonated glycosaminoglycan that is part of many body tissues. It is one of the most important elements of the matrix that is outside the cells. In addition, its presence was found in most biological fluids. Now, hyaluronic acid is used more and more for the face, as it is characterized by a unique moisturizing effect. A thousand molecules of water can be easily linked by one molecule of a given substance.
At the moment it is part of the setmeans of decorative cosmetics, and also is used as a means for caring for the body. It is worth noting that the impact of all this production is superficial, that is, it does not penetrate deeply into the skin due to the large size of the molecules. However, it moistens the dermis, influencing it as favorably as possible, preventing premature aging. Once upon a time this substance was isolated from fish and scallop roosters, and now in cosmetics and cosmetology an acid of exclusively vegetable origin is used, which excludes allergic reactions almost completely.
In this industry, it is used for contourplastics and mesotherapy. In the latter version, it is used as an "elixir of youth". It is an intradermal or subcutaneous injection for replacement in tissue, stimulation, regeneration of the dermis and its hydration, which allows to achieve a really impressive rejuvenating effect.
Introduction of hyaluronic acid in the contourplastic is used quite extensively: smoothing of deep wrinkles, correction of the face oval, changing lips, correction of cheekbones and chin. Since this substance is a natural component for the human body, it gradually dissolves, usually it takes no more than three years, so to maintain the skin in the form it is required to repeat the procedure.
- binding of water molecules with subsequent retention of moisture in tissues;
- increases the properties of the derma concerning protection;
- reduces the amount of moisture evaporated from the skin;
- has a neutralizing effect on free radicals;
- stimulates the ability of the dermis to regenerate.
The molecule of this substance isenergetically stable component, which is provided by the stereochemistry of the disaccharides that make up it. It also has a linear structure. That is why in the aqueous solutions of its molecules acquire a cubic form. The hyaluronic acid gel is formed at a concentration above 1 milligram per milliliter. The viscosity depends on the concentration of the substance, as well as on the possible chemical concentration.
Hyaluronic acid has become quite a popular substance in cosmetics and cosmetology.
