Hyaluronic acid injection
Hyaluronic acid injection
Wrinkle improvement expected in a short time
Hyaluronic acid has high water retention and exists in large amounts between cells. It is produced naturally in the body, but decreases with age. It is eventually absorbed by the body, so it needs to be injected regularly to maintain its effectiveness. It is effective in making wrinkles less noticeable immediately after injection, and since it is injected with a thin needle, it is less painful and can be expected to improve wrinkles.
Recommended treatment
Those who are worried about wrinkles
One where conspicuous lines are conspicuous
One where fine lines are conspicuous
Those who care about postoperative downtime
Those who wish to perform treatment without using a scalpel
Those who do not like pain
Wrinkle treatment by injection of hyaluronic acid
Highly rated injection wrinkle treatment method presented at an academic conference
Wrinkles become less noticeable with hyaluronic acid injections. We use hyaluronic acid containing lidocaine (anesthesia), which has been featured at many academic conferences. The director has given lectures as a symposium at academic conferences and seminars for dermatologists, and we use techniques and materials that we have taught. Makeup can be worn from the day of treatment, and there is almost no swelling. You can see case photos to confirm the actual effects and risks so that you can be satisfied with the treatment. The only side effects are internal bleeding and swelling for a few hours due to anesthesia, and there are very few reports of allergies.
| Treatment time | About 5 minutes |
|---|---|
| Duration | Beginner 6-8 months Multiple times 1-2 years |
| pain | None |
| Side effects | Possibility of partial internal bleeding |
Prices
Ensures satisfactory results. The treatment will be performed by Director Suetake.
| Partial 0.5cc 1 times | 50,000 55,000 |
|---|---|
| Total 1.0cc 1 times | 98,000 107,800 |
Risk, side effects, complications
The hyaluronic acid used in our clinic is a preparation containing anesthesia. This is because it has a long history of use and is used around the world, and its risks and effectiveness have been confirmed. When injecting hyaluronic acid, the needle may hit blood vessels in the subcutaneous tissue, which may cause internal bleeding. Internal bleeding often occurs several days later, and may occur in a different area from the injection site as it moves due to gravity. During the procedure, the injection site is cooled and compressed to minimize internal bleeding. In some areas, the swelling of the hyaluronic acid may be noticeable along the wrinkle lines, but this will improve over time. Although this is a rare phenomenon, if it bothers you, it can be restored to its original state with a drug called hyaluronidase, which dissolves hyaluronic acid.
FAQ
*Treatment is free medical treatment (not covered by insurance).
* Additional treatment one month later is free.