
What Is Mesolifting? How It Works on the Skin
08/09/2025
Skin Care After Hydrafacial
11/09/2025Highlights
- Hyaluronic acid is a substance that occurs naturally in the skin and decreases with age.
- Filler products are classified into different types based on their cross-linked structure.
- These differences determine in which region the product will be used.
- The importance of safety and choosing the right expert is emphasized.
Application
Filling Application
You can have this procedure done at Dr. Melis Ülger’s office in Kadıköy Caddebostan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hyaluronic acid a laboratory-produced substance?
No. It is a natural substance produced by the body itself; it is found in abundance in the skin, connective tissues, and joints.
How does it work?
It acts like a "moisture magnet." With the ability to hold up to 1,000 times its own weight in water, it locks in moisture in the skin's deeper layers and gives the skin a plump, supple appearance.
When will production decrease?
Starting in one’s 20s, the body’s natural production of hyaluronic acid (HA) slows down. This decline leads to the first signs of aging, such as dry skin, loss of elasticity, and loss of volume.
What does this have to do with a baby's skin?
One of the main reasons babies' skin is plump and smooth is the high level of hyaluronic acid in their bodies.












