Where is collagen injection mainly used and who is suitable for collagen injection

There are many functions of collagen injection. We all know that collagen is an important component for maintaining youth. As we age, collagen will decrease. So where are collagen injections mainly used?

Collagen injection can be used for: facial wrinkles, crow's feet, lip wrinkles, laugh lines, forehead wrinkles, nasolabial folds, frown lines, wrinkle filling, lip beautification, earlobe enlargement, nose bridge heightening and other projects.

1. Wrinkles on the face and neck: forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, perioral wrinkles, nasolabial folds, and neck lines.

2. Facial contouring: cheek augmentation, chin augmentation, temple augmentation, forehead augmentation, rhinoplasty, and nose tip correction.

3. Filling facial depressions: acne scars and other facial depressions, etc.

4. Lip injections such as lip augmentation.

Generally, it lasts for more than 12 to 18 months, and the effects vary depending on the injection technique, implantation depth, implantation site, patient age, and lifestyle. Collagen contains hydrophilic natural moisturizing factors, and the triple helix structure can strongly lock in moisture, keeping the skin moist and supple at all times!

Collagen injection can significantly improve the nasolabial folds. The treatment of nasolabial folds is mainly to supplement the volume of the deep dermis, so the injection amount is determined by the depth of the folds. The common adverse reaction after collagen injection to remove nasolabial folds is bruising and congestion, which usually disappears after 5-7 days. Since the triangular area of ​​the nose base close to the nose wing is rich in arteries and veins, injection into the blood vessels may cause tissue necrosis and shedding.