Olidia

Poly-L-lactic acid as a filler has several significant advantages:

• Hydrophobicity.
• Does not attract water, does not increase tissue volume and does not cause tissue swelling. Biocompatible. Does not cause body rejection, extremely rarely provokes allergies.
• Biodegradable
• Does not accumulate in tissues, even with regular use. Over time, the poly-l-lactic acid filler breaks down and is completely eliminated from the body in the form of water and carbon dioxide.
• Compatible with most products.
• Poly-l-lactic acid product can be used in parallel with botulinum therapy, threadlift, etc.
• Long lasting effect.
• The effect of poly-l-lactic scabies filler lasts about two years, which is significantly longer than most filler products.

Where is polylactic acid used?

It has been actively used in cosmetology for more than 20 years to produce fillers and mesofilaments. PLLA injections are recommended at an age when the body’s self-produced collagen decreases.

This process begins around the age of 20 and actively progresses from 30 to 40 years. A significant loss of collagen causes the formation of wrinkles and the skin remains “empty”, sagging. PLLA, as mentioned above, fills the collagen deficiency. In most cases, polylactic acid is used in cosmetology to restore lost volume. However, its range of use is somewhat wider.

A whole series of age-related changes can be solved by using a PLLA filler.

Such as:

• Skin elasticity increases;
• Smoothing of the skin relief;
• Facial oval lifting, elimination and prevention of ptosis;
• Lifting the corners of the mouth and eliminating nasolabial folds;
• Elimination of deep wrinkles and folds;
• Elimination of blue circles under the eyes (by tightening the skin), filling the nasolacrimal grooves and depressions under the eyes;
• Rejuvenating the skin of the face, neck, décolletage area and hands;
• Filling the lost volume of the cheekbones, lips, cheeks, chin (volume increase).