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Keynote Lectures

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Hyaluronic acid in cosmetology: from 3D hydration to applications in facial aesthetic procedures.
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  • Ciurba Adriana, Profesor Universitar, doctor habilitat în științe farmaceutice, Șef de disciplină Tehnologie Farmaceutică și Cosmetologie, Universitatea de Medicină, Farmacie, Științe și Tehnologie "George Emil Palade", din Târgu Mureș
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Date:

26-04-2024
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Duration:

08:00-10:00
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Pharmacy Keynotes, Keynote Lectures

This keynote presentation explores the transformative potential of hyaluronic acid (HA) in cosmetology, traversing its journey from a mere hydrating agent to a pivotal component in advanced facial aesthetic procedures. HA's unique ability to attract and retain moisture in the skin is the foundation upon which its multifaceted applications are built. By exploring the science behind HA's mechanism of action, attendees will gain insight into how this molecule can profoundly influence skin health and appearance.

The presentation begins by elucidating the concept of 3D hydration, wherein HA's capacity to hydrate skin across multiple layers is emphasized. Attendees will learn about HA's role in replenishing moisture reservoirs within the skin, promoting plumpness, elasticity, and overall radiance. Through visual aids and scientific data, the audience will grasp the intricacies of HA's interaction with the skin's extracellular matrix, highlighting its superiority over traditional moisturizing agents.

Transitioning from hydration to facial aesthetic procedures, the keynote delves into the diverse applications of HA in cosmetic dermatology. Attendees will discover how HA fillers are utilized to address volume loss, contour deficiencies, and fine lines, yielding natural-looking yet dramatic results. Case studies and before-and-after images will showcase the transformative effects of HA-based injectables in rejuvenating facial features and restoring youthful vitality.

Furthermore, the presentation explores the evolving landscape of facial aesthetics, where HA emerges as a versatile tool for non-surgical facial contouring and enhancement. Attendees will be introduced to innovative techniques such as the liquid facelift and the harmonious integration of HA with other modalities like botulinum toxin and collagen-stimulating agents. By understanding the principles of facial harmony and anatomical proportions, practitioners can optimize outcomes and ensure patient satisfaction.

In conclusion, this keynote underscores the indispensable role of hyaluronic acid in modern cosmetology, from its fundamental function in hydrating the skin to its expansive applications in facial aesthetic procedures. By staying abreast of advancements in HA technology and techniques, practitioners can unlock new possibilities in achieving natural, harmonious, and age-defying results for their patients.

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