Improve the quality of your skin this summer by using dermal fillers with calcium hydroxylapatite.
Calcium hydroxylapatite is not as common in the use of dermal fillers as hyaluronic acid in the aesthetic industry, but it has great potential.
Calcium hydroxylapatite is an injectable dermal filler that comes in the form of microspheres suspended in an aqueous carrier of carboxymethylcellulose and is injected into the skin.
After entering the tissues, the gel guide fills the depression below and the skin around it becomes elastic, due to which the folds are raised.
Macrophages eventually remove the gel, leaving only hydroxyapatite microspheres, which stimulate endogenous collagen formation in the body, and collagen in turn builds new skin matrix.
After some time, calcium hydroxyapatite is completely removed from the body, and skin qualities continue to improve.
Its advantage is its exceptional durability, 12-18 months, and it is also called semi-permanent. This does not necessarily mean that you will no longer need to restore the volume of your face, but you will certainly need treatment less often.
