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Hyaluronic Acid Secures its Place Among Wrinkle Removal Products
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Hyaluronic acid has firmly secured its place among wrinkle
removal products. Specifically, hyaluronic acid is now commonly
being considered for use alongside botox, collagen and fat
injections in the fight against wrinkles. Moreover, hyaluronic
acid products tend to last longer than its competition.
For nearly 10 years, Botox injections have been used to treat
fines lines and wrinkles in the face. While Botox has few side
effects, the desired anti-wrinkle effects only last three to
six months. Collagen, a natural protein, has been used for over
25 years. Like Botox, however, the effects are short-term and
the process needs to be repeated within three to four months.
Another anti-wrinkle procedure, fat transfer, occurs when fat
is removed from one part of the body via liposuction and used to
fill in wrinkles. This is obviously a more involved procedure.
Regardless, the results are not permanent, as losses of facial
subcutaneous fat are a natural part of the aging process.
Hyaluronic acid, while not yet FDA approved, has been
successfully used in Canada in Europe. It has gained respect
for its non-invasive nature, and endurance versus Botox and
collagen. In fact, Hyaluronic acid results tend to last up to
six to nine months. Like Botox and collagen, Hyaluronic acid
studies show a low frequency of allergic reaction.
The benefits of hyaluronic acid have resulted in its increased
use among both men and women. According to the American Society
for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, in 2004 the total number of
Hyaluronic acid facial injections procedures in the U.S.
increased nearly 100 times from the prior year, from 9,635
Hyaluronic acid injections in 2003 to 882,469 injections
in 2004.
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