What are the harms of hyaluronic acid to humans

Everyone is familiar with cosmetic surgery, especially in this era of information development and people paying more and more attention to their appearance. More and more people are joining this team. Among them, injecting hyaluronic acid has become a very common thing for the skin. We often see some celebrities getting this injection. So, what are the harms of hyaluronic acid to humans?

To know whether hyaluronic acid is safe, we must first look at the effects and extraction methods of hyaluronic acid. In the past, hyaluronic acid was mostly extracted from animals, but now it is artificially synthesized to eliminate problems such as allergies and infections. Regarding whether hyaluronic acid is harmful to the human body, experts say that hyaluronic acid injection is to inject hyaluronic acid as a filler into the dermis wrinkles, depressions or areas that you want to plump up, which can achieve the effect of immediate wrinkle removal and changing appearance.

After being injected, natural hyaluronic acid can fuse with the original hyaluronic acid in the skin and be slowly absorbed and metabolized by the skin, so it is extremely safe to use.

Because 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.

Hyaluronic acid, also known as hyaluronic acid, can effectively restore the thickness of the skin when it was young, fundamentally solving the problems of skin wrinkles and other defects caused by aging. Because it has no side effects, it will be slowly absorbed by the human body and the effect is generally maintained for a maximum of 5 years without any side effects or impacts on the body.

From the above introduction, we can see that hyaluronic acid is harmful to humans. The most important thing is whether there is any problem with the hyaluronic acid itself, and whether the place where it is done is a formal place. Only when these two aspects meet the standards, then hyaluronic acid will not be harmful to the human body and can also relieve skin aging.