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Princess® is a viscoelastic solution to replenish the loss of hyaluronic acid due to ageing, to improve hydration, tone and elasticity of the skin and to act as a hydrophilic filler for small lines such as crow’s feet, smile lines or smoke lines surrounding the mouth, décolleté, and the back of aging hands.
It is indicated to be introduced into the superficial dermal tissue via a dermal needling procedure. This treatment uses advanced monophasic and reticulated technology of non-cross linked stabilised hyaluronic acid which naturally occurs in the body and breaks down with aging, combined with highly concentrated glycerol to get better dermal needling results than any other product on the market.
No matter how sophisticated a skin care routine may be, facial volume is inevitably lost as the body ages, and beautiful, youthful appearance cannot be re-established unless this volume is replaced. Princess Rich is designed to replace the lost volume and achieve the natural beautiful look.
Treatment is not recommended in case of:
What Princess® Can Do For You
Princess® Rich filler can:
· Reduce the appearance of superficial lines
· Add volume, hydrate and rejuvenate your skin
· Improve tone and elasticity of your skin
Fillers are most often used for correcting wrinkles and furrows, restoring volume to hollows and for facial sculpting. Common uses include filling facial hollows and troughs produced by the ageing process or depressed injury, surgical or acne scars; lifting the outer eyebrows and creating higher, more youthful cheekbones; and adding volume and definition to the lips. |
The key role of Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid (HA), a natural element of our body, fulfils important functions such as maintaining moisture, firmness and elasticity in the skin. Environmental factors such as excessive and intensive sun exposure, and the natural ageing process contribute to the depletion in the body’s own level of hyaluronic acid. The skin becomes drier, thinner, and loses suppleness and elasticity. Lines and wrinkles appear. Volume decreases and changes the overall harmony of the face.
Apart from moisturising and hydrating the skin plus the smoothing-out of wrinkles, the increase of hydration in the skin is of critical importance as it helps in getting essential nutrition to the skin cells, as well as providing the vehicle for proper waste removal from the cells as it helps to increase the amount of water held in the extracellular matrix of the skin.
This is an important point – as it not only supremely hydrates the skin, but also assists with the proper functioning of the actual cells in the skin and has a structure stabilizing function as well.
As stated previously, hyaluronic acid is naturally present in the skin, but as we age the percentage of hyaluronic acid in the skin decreases, which also accounts for the loss of hydration and moisture in the skin. The decrease of hyaluronic acid starts at around the age of 20, but becomes apparent when people get into their 30s and 40s. The decrease also affects the way that the skin operates and ultimately results in wrinkling and loss of elasticity and a decrease of collagen – the support of the skin. Furthermore, it negatively impacts on the fibroblasts of the skin – and this leads to even less collagen being made, which also cause the skin to become far less elastic. An enzyme action in the skin – hyaluronidase – breaks down hyaluronic acid, and for this reason it needs to be replenished if strong, supple smooth skin is to be maintained.
The Key role of Glycerol
Glycerol is used for both cosmetic purposes and as a treatment for medical conditions of the skin. It is what is called a humectant, meaning it attracts water and maintains hydration on an intercellular level making the skin not only moist, but soft and supple to the touch. Glycerol promotes skin cell maturation, signally the cell to mature in a normal fashion rather than too quickly interrupting any abnormal process which allows the cell to reach full maturation before shedding. Glycerol can also help to heal wounds.
The combination of these two natural substances in a stabilised form offer an extremely safe alternative to more invasive treatments.
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