Innovations About Medical Beauty Products

1. Molecular Properties of Hyaluronic AcidRestylane Hyaluronic Acid utilizes patented NASHA technology. The hyaluronic acid production process involves first using bacterially fermented and cross-linked hyaluronic acid, then passing it through sieves of varying sizes to produce gel particles of spec

Hyaluronic acid is probably not unfamiliar to most people, but rather quite familiar. Nowadays, hyaluronic acid is a new injectable product with a wide range of applications, including wrinkle removal, facial contouring, and skin whitening. Juvederm, a brand of hyaluronic acid, is also available. Ho

In the realm of cosmetic enhancements, injectable fillers have emerged as a popular choice for those seeking to enhance their facial features without undergoing invasive surgery.

Botox vs. Fillers: Which Should You Choose for Anti-Aging?Aging is a natural process, but many of us desire to maintain a youthful, fresh-looking appearance for as long as possible. Advances in cosmetic treatments have created numerous options for reducing wrinkles and restoring facial volume. Two o

Applications of Injectables and Topicals in Cosmetology I. Injectables Common Types Botulinum toxin (Botox): Used to relax dynamic facial wrinkles (forehead wrinkles, crow's feet, glabellar lines, etc.).Dermal fillers such as hyaluronic acid/collagen: Used for facial contouring, tear trough filling,

Is botulinum toxin type A safe?