Admittedly: There are plenty of anti-ageing substances in the cosmetics industry, and there are more every day. But only a few of them actually work miracles when embedded in creams. Hyaluronic acid against wrinkles is also effective in cream form. So it's no wonder that the hype surrounding the number one wrinkle killer is currently experiencing a huge revival, is it?
Hyaluronic acid in the body:
Water reservoir & synovial fluid
In chemical terms, hyaluronic acid is a chain of sugar molecules that is produced by connective tissue cells . It is found almost everywhere in our body and serves as a lubricant for the joints, stores water (one gram binds around six liters) and keeps the skin nice and plump. The problem is that the body's own hyaluronic acid production decreases with age. The result? The skin loses its elasticity, forms wrinkles and dries out. This is why an external supply of hyaluronic acid is one of the most effective anti-ageing agents against wrinkles.
The effect in creams:
Wrinkle filler & complexion refresher
A substance that can store so much water can be added to creams to replenish the skin's moisture reserves. This means that where (dryness) wrinkles were just visible, the skin cells soak up the moisture and smooth out wrinkles. In short: the complexion appears plumper, but also a lot fresher as it is intensively hydrated.
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Information about the production:
Fountain of youth from the laboratory
Initially, hyaluronic acid against wrinkles was extracted from cockscombs. Nowadays, however, it is only produced biochemically in the laboratory in order to rule out allergic reactions to animal proteins. There is now even bio-hyaluronic acid against wrinkles, which is obtained from bacteria. Top: As hyaluronic acid is not a foreign substance, it is very well tolerated.
How the professional helps:
Instant tightening with "fillers"
Dermatologists can also inject hyaluronic acid directly into wrinkles as a "filler" to plump them up. Plus point: the substance isbroken down naturally. The firming effect lasts for up to twelve months. Costs: from approx. 400 euros.