In terms of physical properties, hyaluronic acid does have fluidity, and the concern about flowing and deforming in the body after injection is by no means unfounded. But at the same time, we need to know that there is a big difference between hyaluronic acid outside the body and in the body. After hyaluronic acid is injected into the body, after a shaping period of 2 to 4 weeks, it will form a fiber wrap in the body, which is what we usually call an envelope, to avoid the occurrence of fluidity. In addition, good injection techniques can also avoid the displacement of hyaluronic acid in the body.
In order to avoid the displacement of hyaluronic acid in the body and improve the satisfaction of **, my experience is that the following points can effectively prevent the flow and deformation of hyaluronic acid after injection.
Choice of hyaluronic acid:Try to use hyaluronic acid with high cross-linking, this kind of hyaluronic acid has low fluidity and strong shaping power, which can effectively reduce fluidity from the perspective of materials.
Choice of injection technique:The original local anesthetic tissue swelling combined with hyaluronic acid grid injection technology can evenly distribute the hyaluronic acid in the filling area, significantly reducing the disadvantages of agglomeration and agglomeration of filling materials.
Properly bandaged:It takes time for the filler to fuse with the surrounding tissues, usually 7-10 days depending on personal experience. During this time, both erections and daily extrusions can cause the flow and deformation of the filler material. Therefore, after the injection is completed, it is necessary to use an elastic bandage to properly fix the ** and lightly compress the bandage. As long as you grasp the above three points, the problem of flow and deformation will be solved immediately.