Fillers

As we age, our face naturally lose subcutaneous fat. The facial muscles are left closer to the skin surface, thus making smile lines and wrinkles become more prominent.

Hyaluronic acid part of the extracellular matrix which the connective tissue or dermis (Skins layer). Its function is to hydrate the ski, lips and more. Skin elasticity and movement are greatly reduce with ageing due to a reduction in Hyaluronic acid.

Biotechnical companies have created a synthetic replacement for Hyaluronic acid with a long lasting effect. The properties of these products ensure stability, longevity and enhanced inject-ability.

Common uses:

• Plump thin lips
• Enhancement of shallow contours
• Soften facial creases and wrinkles
• Improve appearance of recessed scars
• Chin enhancement
• Facial lift

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