Hyaluronic Acid

Hyaluronic acid, an ally of the skin

A genuine endocrine gland, the skin is the mirror of our deep organs. Providing hyaluronic acid also boosts the skin's natural functions of assimilation and elimination.

Hyaluronic acid :

• erases scars

• regulates the elasticity of the skin

• actively participates in the repair of injuries and burns
  
  

Characteristics of hyaluronic acid :

Hyaluronic acid is a major hydrophilic and viscoelastic component of the extracellular matrix of :

• the skin

• joint

• eye

• fascia

• gum

• as well as other organs and tissues

Hyaluronic acid maintains the viscosity of the synovial fluid at the joints and the vitreous gel of the eye. It acts as a barrier.

> 1 gram of hyaluronic acid retains 6 litres of water inside the cells.

Hyaluronic acid regulates the aggression, oxidation and wear of joints and tissues by stimulating cell migration, differentiation and proliferation.

At the level of the lower limbs and especially the knee, hyaluronic acid helps restore joint and motor functions. Inflammation of the tissues degrades hyaluronic acid very quickly.

Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide that regulates the organization and metabolism of the extracellular matrix. It is an essential component for tissue renewal, particularly in the knee area. It allows the joints to absorb shocks and thus has an important protective function.

Hyaluronic acid is the body's main component for retaining water:

• under the skin

• in connective tissue

Functions

• Moisturizes skin and tissues (face, joints)

• Soothes the tensions and consequences of the aggression of the knee tissues.

• Protects and revitalizes chondrocytes

• Revitalizes joint structures

• Revitalization and differentiation of retinal progenitor cell