When many sisters went to South Korea for facial fillings, they were confused about how to choose regenerative materials and hyaluronic acid. They were especially worried about the appearance of lumps and nodules after filling. Today, based on the clinical experience of medical beauty, I would like to explain clearly the differences between the two and the selection skills.
1. Different components and principles of action
- hyaluronic acid
- It is a soft filling material. It is itself the hyaluronic acid that comes with the human dermis. After injection, it directly fills the depressed areas and can immediately smooth the decree lines, temples, lacrimal grooves and other areas, playing a physical support and shaping effect. It can be metabolized and absorbed by the human body. If it is overfilled and the shape is unsatisfactory, it can be injected with lytic enzymes to quickly degrade it, and its safety is controllable.
- South Korean recycled materials
- Common ones are children's face needles, girl needles, etc., which mainly achieve long-term anti-aging by stimulating the regeneration of one's own collagen. The material slowly stimulates collagen growth under the skin and maintains it for a longer time than hyaluronic acid, but it takes effect slowly and requires multiple injections to see the full effect.
2. Why do you choose hyaluronic acid first for fear of long nodules?
Regenerated materials belong to microsphere + carrier composite materials, which require extremely high levels of injection, pushing techniques, and dose control for doctors. If superficial overinjection is performed and insufficient massage is not performed after surgery, subcutaneous lumps, nodules, and bulges can easily occur. Once nodules are formed, they cannot be eliminated with lytic enzymes. They can only be slowly metabolized through surgery or long-term hot compress. Repair is difficult, and transnational medical treatment and rights protection are also very troublesome.
As long as hyaluronic acid is selected with regular and compliant products and doctors control the injection level, refractory nodules will basically not appear. Even if it is slightly unevenly filled, it can be quickly repaired after dissolution, with a higher fault tolerance rate.
3. Reference for adapting the crowd
- Choose hyaluronic acid: people who are novices to fill it for the first time, have fine areas around the eyes, are afraid of hard lumps and nodules after surgery, want immediate results, and hope that the filling effect can be reversed.
- Choose recycled materials: beauty seekers who have a large area of loose and sunken face, pursue long-term anti-aging, can receive multiple treatments, and can ensure timely follow-up visits after surgery and follow doctor's advice for massage care.
4. South Korea fills a small reminder to avoid pits
No matter which material you choose, you must confirm that the product is formal and traceable and reject parallel injections. In sensitive and fine areas, try to avoid regenerative filling; if it is prone to proliferation, it is more safe to give priority to hyaluronic acid.
