Hyaluronic Acid Treatment

The areas of application of hyaluronic acid are extremely diverse. The substance is particularly well-suited for building volume in the face - both deep circles under the eyes and sunken cheeks can be padded out with the help of hyaluronic acid and eliminated in this way. In addition, hyaluronic acid is used in conjunction with other fillers for liquid lifting. Hyaluronic acid is also ideal for use on the back of the hand. In addition, signs of skin aging on the décolleté can be removed by targeted wrinkle injections.

Hyaluronic acid is also successfully used to line the longitudinal wrinkles on the neck or to build up the lips. A general improvement in skin quality can be achieved by means of hyaluronic acid injections. Injections with hyaluronic acid are often used for face contouring and wrinkle injections. Hyaluronic acid has an effect on both deep wrinkles such as nasolabial folds and small, superficial wrinkles. Wrinkles around the mouth and lips are eliminated with the help of hyaluronic acid. Horizontal wrinkles on the forehead can also be treated in this way.

Application areas of hyaluronic acid at a glance:

• Volume build-up of the cheeks, lips, jawline
• Rhinoplasty
• Chin correction
• Neck and cleavage smoothing
• Breast augmentation
• Bum Enlargement
• Back of the hand smoothing
• Wrinkle injection
• Elimination of the dark circles
• Face contouring

On the other hand, active expression lines that form as a result of direct muscle contractions are less suitable for injections with hyaluronic acid. Good examples are laugh lines or vertical frown lines. Muscle relaxants have been shown to be much more effective at eliminating these wrinkles. The use of a neuromodulator in combination with the hyaluronic acid filler can be advantageous here.

Rhinoplasty with hyaluronic acid is a minimally invasive procedure. The filling material is injected into the tip of the nose or the bridge of the nose. This method is particularly suitable, for example, to make a nose that appears wider look slimmer by raising the bridge of the nose, to raise a sunken tip of the nose slightly or to optically conceal a hump. In addition, an injection with hyaluronic acid can help you to make the final decision if you are still undecided about a surgical procedure. In this way you can get an impression in advance of whether you would feel comfortable with the desired nose shape. There is also the option of smoothing out minor bumps after an operation. Rhinoplasty using hyaluronic acid is uncomplicated and only requires a local anesthetic.

If a not very strong buttock lift with a little more volume is desired, in some cases we can offer a minimally invasive method: hyaluronic acid injections. The buttocks enlargement with hyaluronic acid is carried out on an outpatient basis by injecting the prepared hyaluronic acid into the required areas using fine cannulas. The result of such a buttock enlargement looks very natural and also leaves no scars because the skin is not cut. However, post tightening by means of hyaluronic acid injections only makes sense if the area is not very slack or if a significant enlargement is desired. If the tissue is severely slack, a conventional buttock enlargement is recommended, since hyaluronic acid injections will not give a satisfactory result.

A high-quality, cross-linked hyaluronic acid is used for wrinkle injections on the décolleté and neck. This is injected into the tissue through fine cannulas. This allows the skin to store moisture and wrinkles are smoothed out. In some cases we also use a volume-enhancing hyaluronic acid to give the décolleté more elasticity. Even if you want a slight breast lift with a little more volume, the hyaluronic acid injections can be used. The treatment is carried out on an outpatient basis, using a local anesthetic. The prepared hyaluronic acid is injected into the breasts with fine cannulas. However, such a breast lift only makes sense if the breasts are not very saggy. If the breast tissue is severely overstretched, hyaluronic acid injections will not lead to a satisfactory result.

Hyaluronic acid treatment is particularly useful for face contouring. Hyaluronic acid works on both deep wrinkles such as nasolabial folds and small superficial wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid is also used to eliminate wrinkles around the mouth and lips. Horizontal wrinkles on the forehead can also be injected with hyaluronic acid. It is also excellent for increasing volume in the face — both sunken cheeks and deep circles under the eyes can be eliminated with the help of hyaluronic acid injections. Hyaluronic acid can also be used in conjunction with other fillers for liquid lifting. Wrinkles and lines of all kinds can be refined or eliminated with the help of hyaluronic acid injections. Hyaluronic acid injections make it possible to achieve a general improvement in the quality of the skin as a whole.

You would like to receive detailed descriptions of the individual procedures. Here you can find out more about the services we offer regarding hyaluronic acid treatment:

• Hyaluron treatment for wrinkles & lines of all kinds
• Hyaluron for volume increase of the cheeks
• Hyaluron for nose correction without surgery
• Hyaluronic acid for skin rejuvenation
• Hyaluron for lip and chin correction
• Hyaluron treatment of décolleté and neck

Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the connective tissue, which can bind a large amount of moisture and is therefore essential for elastic and youthful-looking skin. Hyaluronic acid is found in all human cell tissue and fulfils other important functions in the human body besides water storage.

Hyaluronic acid is one of the most common preparations for wrinkle treatment. In a minimally invasive procedure, hyaluronic acid can be injected into wrinkles, rings under the eyes can be filled in or the lips can be modeled. Hyaluronic acid is also used to model and tighten facial contours. The noticeably positive change achieved through hyaluronic acid treatment lasts for about 6 to 12 months. Aesthetic medicine makes use of the natural properties of hyaluronic acid by injecting it under the skin as a natural filler to give the skin more volume again. This method can be used to treat a wide variety of wrinkles.

Since hyaluronic acid is a natural cell building material, the body does not react allergically to its injection. This is especially true for preparations based on non-animal hyaluronic acid. Modern hyaluronic acid preparations also have a particularly suitable composition for being injected and distributed optimally. The results achieved by a hyaluronic acid treatment look natural and are very gentle on the skin. After such a treatment, you will appears younger, fresher and therefore more energetic, without the environment being directly aware of the reasons for this. Costs of such treatments depend on the amount of hyaluronic acid used.

Conventional surgical procedures in plastic and aesthetic surgery are increasingly being replaced by alternative, minimally invasive treatment methods. The most popular of these are injections of any kind. Within a very short time, cheeks can be plumped up, wrinkles injected, lips filled in and the décolleté smoothed out – all without the need for a scalpel, prolonged downtime or scars. This makes the procedures not only less risky and more tolerable, but also a lot cheaper compared to conventional surgeries.

In order to inject or plump up the different areas of the body, aesthetic medicine uses different fillers. The most popular fillers are the substances that occur naturally in our body and can be broken down by the human body. The following fillers are generally used:

1. Hyaluronic Acid:
   Hyaluronic acid is an endogenous polysaccharide called glycosaminoglycan that is found in large quantities in the human body. This naturally occurring polysaccharide is produced by the body’s own cells. Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the human body, where it performs a variety of tasks. It is found in many types of tissue and is mainly found in muscles, connective tissue, and synovial fluid. The unique ability of hyaluronic acid to bind water in the tissue is exploited by aesthetic medicine.
2. Autologous fat:
   Autologous fat as a filler is very popular because permanent results can be achieved. Injections with the patient’s own fat begin by removing the required fat from the pre-determined areas of the body by means of liposuction. It is then prepared and injected into the tissue using fine cannulas. The injected fat cells usually remain in the tissue permanently, as experience has shown that 70 percent of them grow. Several treatments can also be carried out without further ado. The result of such an injection looks very natural and remains permanently.
3. Calcium hydroxylapatite:
   Calcium hydroxylapatite is known under the name Radiesse. This is a mineral mass that can be shaped as desired during the curing process. The filler stimulates the body’s own synthesis of collagen, resulting in a longer-lasting, skin-smoothing effect. When injected with hydroxyapatite, the effect lasts for about two years. This effect diminishes over time, as hydroxyapatite is a substance that is degraded by the body.
4. Polylactic acid:
   This dermal filler is a complex sugar. Although its basic substance is of a natural origin, the water-soluble filler used in aesthetic medicine is bio-synthetically (artificially) produced. Injections with polylactic acid are used to build skin tissue from the inside out. Only when new collagen-rich tissue has built up, the tightening of the patient’s own tissue becomes visible. The effect of this filler can last up to three years.
5. Polycaprolactone:
   Polycaprolactone is a plumping, biodegradable, medical polymer filler. It is also known as ellansé and is used primarily in wrinkle treatment. The different lengths of the polymer chains make it possible to produce the novel filler in various forms of different duration of action. The different forms are identified by the letters S, M, L and E. Over time, polycaprolactone forms collagen, whose plumping effect keeps the skin firm and fresh. The substance can keep the skin wrinkle-free for up to four years.
6. Collagen:
   Collagen is a protein produced naturally in the body, but is not used as often because the likelihood of allergy is relatively high at around three percent to the foreign protein it contains. However, an allergy test is carried out approximately two weeks before the planned application. The advantage here is the good modelability as well as the rapid regression of the swellings. The result is also temporarily limited, as the collagen is broken down by the body within four to six months.

Since hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the human body, intolerances of any kind to bio-synthesized hyaluronic acid are largely unknown. Nevertheless, there may be other reasons why hyaluronic acid should not be used. In such a case, it is advisable to resort to the available alternative methods. The following methods are available from us:

1. Autologous blood treatment:
   The so-called vampire lifting is an injection with your own blood. First, the blood is taken from you, immediately afterwards it is prepared and in the next step it is injected directly into the skin. This ultimately provides a skin tightening effect.
2. Autologous fat injections:
   Injection with autologous fat allows for a slightly more permanent result, as the injected autologous fat cells cannot be broken down once they have grown. Since experience has shown that the fat cells grow at a rate of about 70 percent, the result achieved is largely retained. The final result will be seen about six weeks after the treatment.
3. Injections with polylactic acid:
   This dermal filler is a complex sugar. Although its basic substance is of a natural origin, the water-soluble filler used in aesthetic medicine is bio-synthetically (artificially) produced. Injections with polylactic acid are used to build skin tissue from the inside out. In this way, the skin is tightened, wrinkles are smoothed and connective tissue is supported and strengthened. However, it can take up to 16 weeks before you see the full effect of polylactic acid. Only when new collagen-rich tissue has built up will the tightening of your own tissue become visible. The effect of this filler can last up to three years.
4. Injections with calcium hydroxylapatite:
   Calcium hydroxylapatite is known as Radiesse. This is a mineral compound that can be molded into any shape during the curing process. The filler stimulates the body’s own synthesis of collagen, resulting in a longer-lasting, skin-smoothing effect. When injected with hydroxyapatite, the effect lasts for about two years. This effect diminishes over time, as hydroxyapatite is a substance that is degraded by the body.
5. Injections with polycaprolactone:
   Polycaprolactone is a plumping, biodegradable, medical polymer filler. It is also known as ellansé and is mainly used in the treatment of wrinkles. The substance is also used for contouring and volume enhancement. Due to the different lengths of the polymer chains, the novel filler is available in various types with different duration of action. The different types are marked with the letters S, M, L and E. Polycaprolactone forms collagen over time, whose plumping effect keeps the skin firm and fresh. The substance can keep the skin wrinkle-free for up to four years.
6. Injections with collagen:
   Collagen is a protein produced naturally in the body, but it is not used as often because the likelihood of allergy is relatively high at about three percent to the foreign protein it contains. However, an allergy test is carried out approximately two weeks before the planned application. The advantage here is the good modelability as well as the rapid regression of the swellings. The result is also temporarily limited, as the collagen is broken down by the body within four to six months.
7. Ultrasound treatment:
   With the help of ultrasound, so-called therapeutic heat is conducted into the deep layers of the skin, which stimulates collagen formation and consequently tightens the skin. The tightening effect becomes noticeable in the course of the following six months and can last for about two years.

The immediate result of a hyaluronic acid treatment is temporary as the hyaluronic acid is broken down by the body over time. Depending on the metabolism, the effect is limited to around twelve months. However, every hyaluronic acid treatment subsequently has a biorevitalizing, age-retarding effect on the skin - even if the substance has already been broken down again.

An injection with hyaluronic acid is a relatively uncomplicated procedure. However, it is about your appearance, your body and possibly your health. Therefore, you should approach the choice of doctor extremely carefully. Because the use of hyaluronic acid is only very safe in the right hands and leads to naturally beautiful results. Valuable testimonials from our patients who have undergone hyaluronic acid injections in our clinic in Berlin can help you with this decision.

In their reviews, they describe their personal experiences with Sinis Klinik, sometimes mentioning the prices of their hyaluronic acid treatment and sometimes including their before and after photos. In this way, you can receive particularly authentic and insightful information about our team, our methods and our clinic as a whole. If you have already treated yourself to hyaluronic acid injections in our clinic, please share your experiences - this will help other women and men to make their decision.

The costs of the initial consultation always depend on the type and extent of the treatment. In principle, the scale of fees for doctors applies to the consultation hours. Thereafter, patients pay 90 € for the initial consultation with anamnesis, collection of previous findings, physical examination and preparation of a therapy and cost plan. This fee is payable once and will not be credited towards further treatment.

Additional appointments and post-operative care are included in the total price of the operation and do not have to be paid separately. This is the only way to ensure a high-quality treatment with sufficient treatment time, during which we can respond to you and your specific needs. In order to ensure the success of the treatment, we have to carry out the consultation with sufficient time and care.