Did you know there is a difference between moisturization and hydration? Moisturization is the process of feeling hydrated, while hydration increases the water level in skin. This is an important differentiation because as skin ages, it loses it ability to produce Hyaluronic Acid (HA), a main source of skin hydration.
It's a fact, between the age of 40-50, skin can lose 50% of the HA it once had at age 20. Paired with environmental stressors and aging, the loss of HA contributes to rougher skin texture, diminished glow, and the appearance of premature lines and wrinkles. If you have any skin health issues or spend a lot of time in the sun without protection - you have probably lost more than 50%.
SkinMedica's HA5 takes the science of hydration to a whole new level. It's the first and only hydrator that provides an immediate smoothing in the appearance of lines and wrinkles while supporting the skin's natural ability to replenish it own HA. HA5 contains a proprietary blend of
five different forms of HA that work synergistically to optimize smoothness in the appearance of fine lines, while providing up to 8 hours of continuous hydration. Unlike a moisturizer that just sits on the surface of the skin,
HA5 penetrates the skin's surface to restore and increase water levels in the skin.'
HA5 is clinically shown to deliver both immediate and long-term results.
- In just 15 minutes, HA5: Visibly smoothes the appearance of fine lines and roughness
- In just 4 weeks, HA5: Significantly improves overall skin appearance and decreases the appearance of tactile roughness, fine lines and wrinkles
- In just 8 weeks, HA5: Rejuventates the skin texture and radiance with enhanced hydration levels creating dewy and fresh skin
See the results of HA5 from an 8-week clinical study. Read
The Science of HA5 for more information on Hyaluronic Acid and the role it plays in aging skin.
To learn more about Timeless Skin Solutions medical-grade products,
contact us or call our offices (614-799-5100) to speak to one of our highly trained medical staff.
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