Hyaluronic acid is produced naturally by our body, however, from two 25 years, the production of this substance begins to decrease, affecting the skin, with sagging and wrinkles. But, do you know why this happens? DermaClub spoke with dermatologist Tatiane Curi, from São Paulo, and explain!
Understand the importance of hyaluronic acid for the skin
According to the doctor, hyaluronic acid is a molecule capable of attracting and retaining water around it. “Like about 50% a 60 % of hyaluronic acid is found in our skin, It plays a fundamental role in maintaining hydration, prevention and treatment of wrinkles and loss of elasticity”, explained.
Learn why from 25 years the skin begins to lose hyaluronic acid
When the concentration of hyaluronic acid begins to decrease, the first signs that appear on the skin are wrinkles, expression lines, loss of luster and elasticity. “The substance provides moisture, balances water loss and, consequently, makes the texture of the face more homogeneous. But, with time, our capacity to produce this asset is decreasing, in a natural way”, told.
How to replace hyaluronic acid in the skin?
Hyaluronic acid can be replaced in the body in several ways. For Dr. Tatiana, the best known way is with facial filler, applying the asset in specific areas, like dark circles, lips and face contour, for example. Besides that, There are also topical products that use the substance in their formulation and/or that have active ingredients that stimulate its natural synthesis., help retain water and improve the appearance of wrinkles and skin texture.
See how to include products with hyaluronic acid in your routine
Do you want to invest in the use of products with hyaluronic acid and avoid premature aging?? The dermatologist says that it is possible to include specific dermocosmetics both during the day, before applying sunscreen, like at night. “The active ingredient can be associated with antioxidants, such as vitamin C and vitamin A. While, Creams with hyaluronic acid for the eye area are very useful for improving the density and firmness of this delicate area.”, these.
Via Helena Gusmão / DermaClub
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