Hyaluronic Acid expertise

Hyaluronic acid is a molecule naturally present in the skin and throughout the body, where it plays a key role in hydration and tissue structure. It has been used for more than 50 years across several medical fields, including ophthalmology, orthopaedics, and aesthetic medicine. Injectable fillers are now among the most commonly performed procedures in aesthetic dermatology. ^3,4

It is very important to be administered by a qualified healthcare professional using appropriate techniques. As with any medical procedure, potential side effects may occur, which is why proper medical supervision and a personalized approach are essential.

While hyaluronic acid is the same molecule, its formulations differ significantly. In topical applications, it is primarily used to support skin hydration and contribute to the management of various skin conditions like wounds and atopic dermatitis. In injectable form, it is modified through processes such as cross-linking to achieve specific properties. This allows it to act within deeper layers of the skin, where it helps enhance skin quality, restore volume, support tissue structure, refine facial contours and plump the lips. Each form is therefore designed to address specific clinical needs. ^3,4

VIVACY only uses the most premium, high quality medical-grade hyaluronic acid to create its gels.

Hyaluronic acid is no longer limited to wrinkle correction. Its use in regenerative aesthetic medicine has evolved toward a more holistic approach aimed at preserving and enhancing the skin's natural beauty.

By acting on skin quality, volume, and structure, injectable hyaluronic acid works in harmony with the skin. ^3,4

Hyaluronic acid does not block facial muscles and therefore does not freeze expressions. The viscoelastic properties of hyaluronic acid allow it to integrate into the tissues and move naturally with the face. When injections are performed with a good understanding of facial anatomy, they support natural movement. The goal is to preserve natural facial expression, not restrict it. This is why clear expectations and a qualified healthcare professional are essential. ^3,4

Hyaluronic acid injections can be used in various areas of the face, depending on individual needs and treatment goals. Common treatment zones include the cheeks, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, jawline, chin, under-eye area, and lips (one of the most commonly treated areas). Each area has specific anatomical features and requires a personalised approach in terms of product ³ choice, injection depth, and technique.

The use of hyaluronic acid products must strictly comply with the indications, injection sites, and administration procedures defined by the manufacturer in the instructions for use of each medical device.