Hyaluronic Acid Research - Topical Hyaluronic Acid Side Effects

Since private medical insurance company will not cover any type cosmetic face lift surgery, many people look for inexpensive restylane treatments - like topical restylane creams and serums.

For years researchers have known about the benefits of taking a hyaluronic acid supplement for connective tissues and joint health, but research on the topical use of hyaluronic acid liquid to plumb up sagging skin and restore fullness to folds and deflated tissues of the face has just begun.

Especially when you perform a renewal intensive therapy. This facial helps to smooth and even out a blotchy, bumpy complexion. It also helps reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles.

This is an exciting area with promising results and not many cosmetic companies have yet to utilize this new technology. Up until now, most hyaluronic acid research has concentrated on injections like Restylane.

Hyaluronic Acid - What Is It?

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a natural substance naturally found in young skin. It’s the fluid that surrounds collagen and gives young skin that plump full look.

Hyaluronic acid research has uncovered a plant derived version which when applied to the skin intensely hydrates and plumps the skin with moisture – leaving the skin looking smooth, wrinkle-free skin.

Hyaluronic acid also helps protect against free radical damage and stimulates the skin’s natural regeneration process. Research has shown that hyaluronic acid can hold up to 1000 times its weight in water!

Hyaluronic acid is very similar to collagen in that they are both produced by the same dermal skin cells called fibroblast and both degrade in the human skin with aging, sun damage, hormone depletion such as during menopause.

Up until now, hyaluronic acid research has only been focused on its use in dermal injections such as restylane and many cosmetic companies have yet to fully understand the full the power of this incredible ingredient as topical skin product and it’s ability to achieve optima plumpness of the skin.

Hyaluronic Acid Liquid - Best Topical Hyaluronic Product

While topical hyaluronic acid is still a fairly new anti-aging product don’t be fooled by imitations or inferior products.

To get the best results your product should contain “pure” hyaluronic acid.

I’m always looking for the best skin product to deliver optimum results and after several years I found this hyaluronic acid and omega three based moisturizer to be one of the best I've found for my skin type.

This anti-aging serum contains pure hyaluronic acid along vitamin B-5 essential for skin healing and renewal and helps to draw the nutrients deep into the underlying tissues.

Hyaluronic acid and vitamin B-5 has been known to increase the buoyancy and plumpness in the skin and helps restore the natural biological replacement of our own hyaluronic acid.

Studies show that by the we reach 50 years of age, we only have half the hyaluronic acid than we did in our twenties.

This simple serum that delivers results – quickly. And because it’s so concentrated you only need a few drops a day - so it lasts forever.

In addition, if you apply a few drops of hyaluronic acid  before your favorite anti-aging – like copper peptides – for even better results.

Topical Hyaluronic Acid Side Effects

The most common hyaluronic acid side effect was a little bit of irritation or redness, but all who experienced this said it went away by the third day.

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Additional Reading

Free Facial Exercises - See a live clip of Carolyn - a 60+ year old skin care expert - demonstrate a few to reduce wrinkles and lift the skin.

Healthy Mineral Makeup for Aging skin - Silky healthy mineral makeup for aging skin.

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