Hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags

Eye bags are an eye problem that causes headaches for many people. If eye bags exist for a long time, it will have a great impact on a person's image. For this reason, many people with eye bags will remove them. At present, there are many medical beauty methods that can be used to remove eye bags, and hyaluronic acid removal of eye bags is one of them. However, using hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags has certain hazards and is not suitable for everyone.

1. Hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags

Originally, hyaluronic acid was only used for moisturizing, but now it has been included in the ranks of wrinkle-removing plastic surgery materials. This plastic surgery technology uses non-animal stable hyaluronic acid cultivated by bacterial fermentation. By injecting hyaluronic acid as a filler into the dermis wrinkles and depressions, or areas that you want to plump up, it can achieve the effect of removing wrinkles and modifying the face. It can immediately remove wrinkles and change your appearance. The current hyaluronic acid eye bag removal technology is more advanced. It can not only fill the tear troughs, but also reconstruct the apple muscles. The effect of hyaluronic acid lasts between 7-10 months, so multiple injections of hyaluronic acid are needed to maintain its effect. Long-term injection of hyaluronic acid is completely harmless to the human body. Proper supplementation of hyaluronic acid in human skin can enhance its ability to retain water for a long time, and it will merge with the human body after injection without causing any harm. There is no need to do a skin sensitivity test first. Generally, hyaluronic acid injections will not cause a rejection reaction with the body. There may be some local redness and swelling after the injection, but these are only temporary discomfort symptoms and will disappear quickly.

2. The harm of hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags

Hyaluronic acid originally exists in the dermis of human skin in a colloidal form. It is responsible for storing moisture, increasing skin volume, and making the skin look plump, rich, and elastic. However, hyaluronic acid disappears with age, causing the skin to lose its ability to store water, gradually becoming dull and aged, and forming fine wrinkles. Thanks to the advancement of biotechnology, hyaluronic acid can be extracted from the connective tissue of vertebrates, such as combs, eyeballs, umbilical cords, cartilage, etc. In the past, hyaluronic acid was mostly extracted from animals, but now it is artificially synthesized to eliminate problems such as allergies and infections. Therefore, there is almost no harm in using hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags.

3. People who are not suitable for hyaluronic acid to remove eye bags

There is a high risk of swelling or bleeding when this product is injected in pregnant or lactating women, patients under the age of 18, people with locally inflamed or infected skin, or those taking anticoagulants.