Hyaluronsäure im Gesicht: Wann wird es problematisch? | Plastic Surgery Coach

Hyaluronic acid injections are among the most common minimally invasive treatments today. They promise quick results, a fresher appearance – all without surgery. But therein lies the problem: What happens when too much hyaluronic acid is used? And what are the long-term effects on the tissue? In this video, Prof. Dr. Sinis explains the limits of hyaluronic acid, when it's appropriate – and when it can become a risk. What to expect in the video: 📌 Why hyaluronic acid is being used more and more frequently – and where the risks lie Hyaluronic acid has long been standard practice in aesthetic medicine. But Dr. Sinis explains why particularly frequent applications and low-quality products can lead to inflammation and tissue problems. 📌 “Puffy Face” & “Pillow Face” – when too much of a good thing becomes visible Excessive filler applications often leave typical changes in the face. Why these effects occur – and why they are so difficult to correct. 📌 How Hyaluronic Acid Changes Tissue in the Long Term Repeated injections can affect the structure of connective tissue. The problem: Subsequent surgical procedures, such as facelifts, become significantly more challenging. 📌 After Surgery: What Really Helps – and What Doesn't How can swelling subside faster after a procedure? And why starting lymphatic drainage too early after a facelift can be counterproductive. 📌 After Surgery: What Really Helps – and What Doesn't Hyaluronic Acid Is Not a Permanent Solution Caution with Sensitive Areas Like the Lower Eyelids Product Quality Is Crucial The Practitioner's Experience Makes the Difference Dr. Sinis emphasizes: For complex procedures like facelifts, a highly experienced surgeon should always be chosen. 00:34 – Hyaluronic acid injections have increased significantly. 01:30 – How toxic is hyaluronic acid in the face? 02:20 – What makes hyaluronic acid so dangerous in tissue? 03:52 – The cheaper the product, the more dangerous the inflammatory reaction. 04:38 – Some patients have too many hyaluronic acid treatments, which leave traces. 06:02 – “Puffy faces” and “pillow faces” also often lead to problems. 07:10 – Fillers, thread lifts, etc., are problematic for surgical procedures because they weaken the connective tissue in the face. 09:00 – What can be done after surgery to reduce swelling more quickly? 09:53 – Avoid lymphatic drainage too soon after a facelift! 10:28 – Hyaluronic acid is not a permanent solution! 11:22 – Never inject hyaluronic acid into the lower eyelids. 12:17 – Conclusion: Hyaluronic acid is a good way to achieve a fresher appearance, but you should be careful about how long you use hyaluronic acid injections. 13:53 – Only an experienced surgeon with at least 20 years of experience should perform facelifts! 📺 More videos on this topic: 👉 Hyaluronic acid or facelift? When does switching make sense?    • Dein Plastic Surgery Coach: Hyaluronsäure ...   👉 A facelift with just massage – is that even possible?    • Dein Plastic Surgery Coach – ein Facelift ...   👉 Liquid Lift – The alternative to a facelift? 👉    • Dein Plastic Surgery Coach: Liquid Lift – ...   Learn more & get a consultation: 👨‍⚕️ Website: www.sinis-aesthetics.de 📱 Instagram:   / prof_sinis_berlin   📱 TikTok:   / prof_sinis   👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Prof.Sinis/?... 💬 WhatsApp: https://www.facebook.com/Prof.Sinis/?... 👋 Subscribe to our YouTube channel:    / sinisaestheticsberlin   Your opinion matters! What are your thoughts on hyaluronic acid treatments – do you prefer minimal or regular injections? Join the discussion in the comments! 📺 Watch the video now, subscribe to our channel, and never miss an update! #PlasticSurgeryCoach #HyaluronicAcid #Filler #PuffyFace #PillowFace #AestheticMedicine #DrSinis #SinisAesthetics #Facelift #HealthToThePoint