As you know, the main reason for aging and the appearance of wrinkles ise amount of water in skin cells.Up to a certain age, its content in the skin is about 15-18% of the total amount in the body. When the percentage decreases, visible signs of aging appear: the skin becomes, its elasticity is lost, and, as a result, wrinkles appear.
So what affects this percentage?
At the beginning of the 20th century it became a discovery thatAn essential component responsible for the skin's water balance is hyaluronic acid. The molecules of this substance can hold a thousand times their own weight in moisture. In the body, hyaluronic acid fills the "empty" space between collagen and elastin fibers - structural proteins that make up the skin's framework. By holding the fibers in a taut position and forming a network, hyaluronic acid literally "catches" water molecules. If there is enough acid, the skin remains elastic, but if its amount decreases, the face contour "floats" and wrinkles appear. This substance is "produced" in our bodies by fibroblasts - connective tissue cells. In the process of natural physiological aging, as well as due to the effects of drugs, bad habits, poor nutrition and unfavorable ecology, the formation of fibroblasts decreases, and, accordingly, the production of hyaluronic acid decreases in direct proportion. Water loss begins to exceed its intake. The skin loses elasticity, becomes flabby, wrinkles appear. Despite the fact that hyaluronic acid has been used in cosmetology relatively recently, there are practically no disputes around this substance. Perfectly compatible with the skin, the acid does not cause allergic reactions and irritations. However, the effectiveness of its use in solving skin aging problems depends on the concept of molecular weight and the concentration of acid in the drug. In most modern cosmetics, hyaluronic acid is in high-molecular compounds. Their molecules settle on the surface of the skin, softening and moisturizing it, noticeably improving the appearance. But due to the large size of the molecules, such hyaluronic acid does not penetrate even the upper layers of the skin. Only low-molecular hyaluronic acid can penetrate the skin, the molecules of which are able to fill and smooth out wrinkles. This is why injections are so popular, because thanks to a thin needle, the substance gets directly into the deep layer of the skin, the dermis, and fills the wrinkle from the inside. The innovative drug Fillerina, the scientific development of which began in 2007, is the first generation of non-invasive cosmetic products, which for the first time contain six types of hyaluronic acid of different molecular weight and size, which helps to correct age-related changes in different areas of the face. Thanks to the combination of high-molecular and low-molecular hyaluronic acid, Fillerina provides a double effect, inside and out. Large acid molecules prevent moisture evaporation, while micromolecules penetrate the deep layers of the skin and fill in wrinkles. Fillerina is the first non-invasive filler. That is, now you do not have to do “beauty injections” in the cosmetologist's office. The drug is applied like a cream. A special applicator allows you to apply the product precisely to the wrinkle. The product should be used for two weeks. Depending on the initial condition, the visible result appears on the 7-14th day. More details on