Many skin care products today use hyaluronic acid in their formula. This ingredient has powerful moisturizing properties, thanks to which it rejuvenates and regenerates the skin. However, not all hyaluronic acid products are truly effective. Of great importance is the structure of the hyaluronic acid molecule, its binding agents and many other chemical properties. About what features of the production of hyaluronic acid can make its molecule more effective, the readers of estet-portal.com were told by a plastic surgeon, clinical director of the Essence Medical Cosmetic clinic in Scotland, Dr. Kieren Bong.
Benefits of topical application of cross-linked hyaluronic acid
K.B.: An important ingredient in many traditional cosmetics is hyaluronic acid.
In terms of its tolerability and safety, hyaluronic acid does not have carcinogenic, immunogenic or toxic properties.
It has a low sensitizing potential, and an amazing ability to attract, bind and hold water molecules, making it a powerful moisturizer.
Crosslinking hyaluronic acid leads to an improvement in its mechanical properties and prolongs the effect of its action.
Regarding the topical activity of crosslinked elastic hyaluronic acid (RHA) and non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, extensive published studies have provided convincing quantitative and qualitative differences between them.
Already 2 days after application the benefits of cross-linked hyaluronic acid as a moisturizing factor became apparent.
Data showed an increase in epidermal water content and a decrease in transepidermal water loss.
In addition, the microrelief of the skin improved and good cohesion of corneocytes was observed.
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What is the difference between crosslinked hyaluronic acid and non-crosslinked
B.B.: When using non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, the water content of the epidermis also increases, although to a lesser extent than when using cross-linked hyaluronic acid (4.1% vs. 7.6%) .
In addition, crosslinked hyaluronic acid is more effective in reducing transepidermal water loss.
There is ample evidence and evidence that highlights the value of cross-linked hyaluronic acid in providing effective skin protection and repair.
The reduction of transepidermal moisture loss, the maintenance and redistribution of water in the epidermis, the improvement of the barrier function of the skin and its integrity are directly related to the use of cross-linked hyaluronic acid.
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What skin care products do you recommend to your patients
C.B.: The products I value the most – it's R[II]Eyes Eye Contour Serum & RHA® x VCIP Serum cosmetic line TEOXANE.
R[II]Eyes – This is a great product with a light texture. It is gentle on the skin and has powerful moisturizing and soothing properties.
The light pigments in R[II]Eyes improve the appearance of dark circles under the eyes.
In addition, R[II]Eyes reduces wrinkles and puffiness under the eyes. From the first application of the product, puffiness is reduced by 10%, after 14 days the appearance of fine wrinkles is reduced by 20%, after 28 days dark circles under the eyes become 11% lighter.
RHA® x VCIP Serum contains a new form of stabilized vitamin C. Its effects significantly improve the condition of the skin.
Along with the innovative RHA technology TEOXANE, this serum contains a new generation antioxidant Ascorbyl Tetra-Isopalmitate (known as VCIP) which has a high stability.
It has a collagen-stimulating effect and actively resists free radicals.
Pyruvic acid supports and enhances the action of the antioxidant VCIP, resulting in brighter, more toned skin.
These products are ideal for preparing the skin for aesthetic procedures and for recovery after them, as well as for daily care.
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