baby collagen

Hyaluronic acid injections, like baby collagen, are also effective in improving wrinkles, but they have different uses and effects. Hyaluronic acid injections are a treatment that adds volume to the injection site to improve unevenness and hollows in the face, lift up the face, and correct the contours of the face. Hyaluronic acid has a higher viscosity and a larger molecular weight than baby collagen, so it is expected to be effective in improving unevenness in deeper parts of the skin.

On the other hand, baby collagen has a lower viscosity and smaller molecular weight than hyaluronic acid, making it suitable for treatments that improve fine irregularities. Baby collagen is particularly good at improving problems around the eyes, such as fine lines, hollows, and dark circles around the eyes. The skin around the eyes is thin and delicate, and when hyaluronic acid is injected, there is a possibility that the Tyndall phenomenon, in which the formulation appears pale through the skin, may occur, or lumps and unevenness may develop. In that respect, baby collagen is milky white and blends well with the skin, so there is less risk of the Tyndall phenomenon or unevenness occurring.

If you are not sure whether baby collagen or hyaluronic acid is more suitable for your skin problems, we will recommend the most appropriate treatment after examining your skin condition during counseling. Counseling is free, so please feel free to contact us.

The duration of the effects of Baby Collagen varies from person to person depending on the area treated and the condition of the skin, but the general guideline is about six months to a year. Areas that are moved a lot on a daily basis, such as the lips and under the eyes, tend to last shorter, and those who are receiving Baby Collagen treatment for the first time or whose collagen levels have decreased with age also tend to have a shorter effect.

However, due to the effect of baby collagen in enhancing the regenerative ability of skin tissue, the amount of collagen in the skin gradually increases with each treatment. The skin's own regenerative ability increases, and by continuing the treatment, the effect will last longer. Therefore, the recommended frequency of treatment is once every 3 to 6 months. For first-time patients, it is easier to maintain good condition if you receive treatment about once every 1 months. However, the appropriate frequency and interval of treatments will vary depending on the individual skin condition, so please consult us directly for detailed treatment schedules.

Conventional collagen injections are derived from animals such as pigs and cows. Due to the risk of allergic reactions, allergy tests must be conducted before the procedure, and several weeks of observation are required before treatment can be received. In contrast, baby collagen derived from human placenta is highly safe and has a low risk of allergic reactions, so you can receive the procedure without preoperative testing. Furthermore, the procedure time is short, so it is recommended for those who are busy and do not have time, or who find it difficult to visit the hospital regularly.

Also, after the treatment, if there are no problems, you can wear makeup on the same day, avoiding the injection area. You can also wear makeup on the injection area the next day, and if any needle marks or redness remain, they can be covered with makeup. The fact that you can return to your daily life immediately is one of the reasons why baby collagen is so popular.