Through the natural aging process, the amount of hyaluronic acid in our body continuously  decreases. This begins as early as the age of 25 and progresses steadily. Around the age of 60, only 10 percent of the originally existing hyaluronic acid content is still present in the body.
The connective tissue and the skin lose volume in the process, causing the facial structures to lose their elasticity and form wrinkles. Around the age of 40 and onwards, wrinkles in the face become much more prominent and the desire to smooth the skin increases.
A hyaluronic acid treatment is suitable for you if you want skin rejuvenation without surgery and scars. In addition, a modern three-dimensional volume adjustment with hyaluronic acid can also significantly improve connected facial profiles, such as the cheek-chin area.