Hyaluronic acid, where is the innovation on the regeneration of fabrics?

Is called Nahyco®Ten years ago he revolutionized the market, and still today represents a cutting -edge technology in the field of regenerative aesthetic medicine, that branch of aesthetic medicine that aims to slow down the aging process and obtain aesthetic improvements through tissue regeneration.

Launched in 2015 by the IBSA company, this innovative patented technology has marked the birth of a new world among hyaluronic acid productsrepresented by Stable cooperative hybrid complexes (HCC), which combine precisely high and low molecular weight acid with high concentration, offering unique properties that make them suitable for the regeneration of face and body fabrics.

Two or three things to know about hyaluronic acid

Hyaluronic acid It is a polysaccharide naturally present in all the connective tissues of our body, which has the peculiar characteristic of retaining large quantities of water allowing to maintain hydration and the consequent natural elasticity of the skin. Discovered and isolated for the first time in 1934, it was used in the medical field for the first time only from the 60s and 70s. Today it is widely used in different areas of application. Specifically there are three worlds of hyaluronic acid.

The first world is thelinear hyaluronic acidconsisting of free hyaluronic acid chains without the presence of any chemical agent. With this type of hyaluronic acid we are in the field of prevention, acting to improve parameters such as the quality of the skin, its brightness and its hydration.

The second is the world ofreticulated hyaluronic acid, commonly known as fillers. In this case, the hyaluronic acid molecules are combined with each other through a chemical agent (BDDE). This process makes the filler more resistant to reabsorption, guaranteeing a longer duration of the treatment. His world is that of volume restorationfrom the redefinition of contours and of the filling of skin depressions.

The third world, the most innovative one, is the “uncovered” one in 2015 by Ibsa, which changed the rules of the market, thanks to the development of the Nahyco® Technology who gave birth to a new world of hyaluronic acid, perfect synthesis of the previous ones: that of Stable cooperative hybrid complexes.

But exactly what is the strength of technology Nahyco®? The peculiarity of this technology consists in patented thermal process that extends the permanence of hyaluronic acid in the tissues, without the need to resort to chemical agentsand increases its concentration while keeping a high safety profile and optimal physical properties of the product in which it is used.

“This innovative technology allows a proactive approach to rejuvenation, restores the functionality of the extracellular matrix and enhances the process of tissue regeneration, acting on the different anatomical layers,” he explained Antonello Tateo, head of the plastic surgery operating unit of the Italian Auxological Institute of Milanon the occasion of the press conference for the ten years since the launch of Nahyco®. An innovation that “has made it possible to redefine the standards of regenerative aesthetic medicine, allowing to integrate for the first time, in a single treatment, remodeling, compactness and improvement of the quality of the fabrics”.

A new idea of ​​”Holistic” aesthetic medicine

But there is more. This technological evolution is also the reflection of a change of paradigm observed in the field of aesthetic medicine: the attention has shifted from a transformative approach, focused on the single wrinkle or imperfection, to a qualitative and holistic approachin which the patient is accompanied in a 360 ° regeneration path.

Moreover, thanks to the advent of these new technologies and innovative approaches, aesthetic medicine has experienced a profound transformation in recent decades, moving from elite discipline to widespread and increasingly accessible medical practice.
«Once upon a time aesthetic medicine was almost exclusive prerogative of women between 35 and 60 years old. Today, however, it is aimed at a much wider and more diversified audience, which also includes young people from 18 years of age up to ultraottanentennial people “, he highlighted Emanuele Bartoletti, president of the Italian Aesthetic Medicine Society (SIME). «This change, however, raises some critical issues: more and more often the too young requires aesthetic medicine therapies they do not really need. At 18, it is good to contact aesthetic medicine to solve an acne problem, but not to make up your lips. It is essential to educate both the public and the doctors to carefully evaluate the requests, avoiding to support the inappropriate ones. Aesthetic medicine promotes preventive approaches even before corrective, with the aim of improving the quality of life and accompanying the patient in a harmonious and personalized path, guiding him towards really aware choices “, concluded Bartoletti.

Research continues to bring its fruits

Thanks to its constant research activity, in the last ten years targeted solutions have also been developed to deal with the signs of aging according to the specific needs of different areas of the body and types of fabric. These solutions not only contrast the skin laxity of face and body, but also act on various layers, from the dermis to the deeper structures.

«The results obtained at the level of the dermis have prompted to explore the application of technology Nahyco® Even in the deeper fabrics, leading to the recent formulation of a line dedicated to the restoration of the adipose tissue and revealing a significant regenerative impact “he specified Michela Zazzaron, aesthetic doctor and member of the Agorà scientific committee. «Furthermore, the proven tolerability and safety in the repeatability of treatments based on Nahyco® It allows you to preserve the integrity of the fabrics, accompanying each patient on a tailor -made path, respectful of the uniqueness and characteristics of everyone “.