Hyaluron Acid Filler 

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What is Hyaluronic acid?

Hyaluronic Acid, or "HA," is a sugar-based element that naturally produced in our body. This chemical presents in practically every fluid and tissue in our bodies, with a concentration in the skin, eyes, and joints. In reality, approximately half of the total Hyaluronic Acid exists in the skin.

Our skin's hydration and suppleness are both dependent on Hyaluronic Acid. It promotes water retention and keeps tissues moist and lubricated. Unfortunately, the concentration and molecular weight of Hyaluronic Acid diminishes as we become older, as well as exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun, cigarettes, and pollution, are believed to reduce the amounts of Hyaluronic acid in the skin.

The loss of Hyaluronic acid in the skin results in a loss of density, firmness, and hydration. The lack of moisture can produce wrinkles by reducing the elasticity of the skin.

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How long does it last?

 Longevity varies and depends on the client. Results last from 6 weeks to 8 months or longer, depending on several factors. Some clients' bodies metabolize the product faster than others. High metabolism, active lifestyle, and weight loss all result in faster process time. Dehydration during the two weeks after treatment also shortens the product's lifespan. number of sessions provided to a consumer will boost retention rates and results will likely stay longer.

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What is the Hyaluronic pen?

The Hyaluron pen also known as the nano hp, is a "pressure pen" which is often described as a needless syringe.  Hyaluron pen is the common alternative method of rejuvenation and lip augmentation.

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Does filler using hyaluron pen hurt?

Minimal discomfort, especially when compared to traditional needle injections.  You will hear a snapping and clicking sound and feel pressure at the moment of the jet injection. 

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What are the possible side effects of filler?

Side effects are mild or moderate and usually last less than 7 days.  The persistence of these symptoms for up to two weeks is usually nothing to worry about. The most common side effects are temporary injection site reactions, such as redness, pain/tenderness, firmness, swelling, lumps/bumps, bruising, itching, and discoloration.

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Is there anyone who cannot be treated with the hyaluron pen?

Hyaluron Infusion should not be used on patients with the following contraindications.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding

• Under 18 years of age

• Hypersensitive

• Severe allergies marked by a history of anaphylaxis

• Active oral herpes

• History of a compromised immune system

• Undergoing immunosuppressive therapy

• History of Keloid Scarring

• Active Acne

• Myasthenia Gravis, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis or any other neuromuscular disorders

• autoimmune disease