The most common side effects after the application of hyaluronic acid are redness in the area or local irritation or slight swelling in the area.
Aesthetic medicine has ceased to be a taboo to become a subject that is becoming more and more common to talk about. The facial lifting, the peeling, the injection of hyaluronic acid, the botox, the tensor threads, and a long etcetera of treatments that have been making their way among the famous, and not so much, with the aim of rejuvenating their skin, looking prettier, remove wrinkles or improve hydration.
Its use is becoming more widespread thanks to the fact that its price is becoming cheaper. There is no aesthetic clinic that does not have any of these treatments in its catalog. The most common areas of the face where these punctures are usually applied are the area of the dark circles, the cheekbones, the nasolabial fold, the lips, and the facial oval, or the puppet folds. But what has made them so famous? Why is it not good to prick yourself in all parts of the body?
One of the most successful substances is hyaluronic acid which, thanks to its properties, has the ability to contract and retain water so that tissues remain in good condition. However, specialist doctors do not recommend pricking all areas of the body, as it can cause side effects.
The most common side effects after the application of hyaluronic acid are redness of the area or local irritation or slight swelling.
Some of the most common side effects after the application of hyaluronic acid are redness in the area or local irritation after treatment, slight swelling in the area where it has been applied, pain or minor discomfort, and possible bruising.
Although its use has proven to be useful and safe, the truth is that depending on the area of the body, it is more or less recommended. For example, in the case of the eyelids, although it can be applied, it can cause the appearance of dark circles or swell after its application. It doesn’t have to be just applying it, but it can happen years later.
And the botox? It is also not recommended to inject it into all parts of the body. On the forehead, it is not recommended to apply many injections as it can cause a feeling of heaviness and even a fall in the position of the eyebrows. It is also not recommended to abuse it on crow’s feet, as it can generate bags in the lower eyelids. DO NOT inject into the tails of the leaves and the wrinkles on the sides of the nose.
