Hyaloform and cosmetic surgery

What is Hyaloform?

Hyaloform is a old dermal filler obtained from an animal source and is used to treat a variety of cosmetic skin disorders. Chemically, it is hyaluronic acid and widely used in cosmetic surgery.

What is hyaluronic acid?

Hyaluronic acid is an important body substance that maintains integrity and support of skin and surrounding structures. Hyaluronic acid is found in the deeper tissues and play a role in hydration, providing support for surrounding organs and acts as a shock absorber against any trauma.

When hyaluronic acid levels decrease, for whatever reason, the supporting tissue shrinks. This results in the formation of fine lines, wrinkles, and creases.

Is Hyaloform approved in the USA?

Yes, Hyaloform has been approved by the FDA for use in American for the past several years. The one major problem with use of Hylaform as a dermal filler is that it is derived from animals and some individuals appear to have allergic reactions to this product. The Hylaform is extracted from roosters which are specially bred. The extracts are then purified and chemically treated to make them less allergenic.

What is Hyaloform used to treat?

Hyaloform works well as a dermal filler and is often used to erase fine lines, wrinkles and even plump up lips. The other great advantage of Hyalaform is that it is much longer lasting than many of the other currently available dermal fillers.