Aditi Pai

RHA Injectables Resilient hyaluronic acid or RHA is a set of three injections made up of an advanced formulation of hyaluronic acid (HA). This chemical exists naturally in the human body. RHA is a minimally processed version of HA. It is injected into specific areas of the face to add structure, volume, and moisture. RHA is engineered to mimic the chemical structure of hyaluronic acid in human skin. Once injected, it scan give you a natural appearance, a seamless smile, and smooth facial expressions. RHA works best when injected into the dynamic parts of the face such as the cheeks, lips, lip creases, jowls, nasolabial folds, under eye areas, etc. RHA Collection Injectables are the latest innovation in dermal fillers. These are available at select medical practices. They can only be administered by board certified plastic surgeons. What is the procedure for RHA Injectables? If you want to improve your facial appearance, find a board certified plastic surgeon who is authorized to administer RHA Injectables. Surgeons with expertise, experience, and training are able to give the injectables. The procedure will begin with the surgeon evaluating your skin to determine which areas would benefit most from this filler. It is at this consultation that the surgeon will answer all your questions and discuss how to prepare for the injections. The procedure to administer RHA is similar to other dermal fillers. It is a quick, simple, and relatively pain-free procedure. Many people opt to have the procedure completed right after the consultation. To prep you for the procedure, the necessary is thoroughly washed and sterilized. Using the thinnest needle available, the RHA is administered at the designated sites. Using a thin needle ensures that you will remain comfortable. The session lasts up to 30 minutes. The quantity of RHA and injections will depend on your aesthetic goals and requirements. What to expect after undergoing an RHA Injectables procedure?  RHA injections also contain lidocaine. This is a mild anesthetic that numbs your face around the areas treated. After the procedure, you may continue to feel numb for a couple of hours. After the RHA is injected, the plastic surgeon will massage the treated area to disperse the filler evenly. You may require touch up injections every few weeks. Important Points to Keep in Mind After the treatment, you don’t have to take time off work or rest at home. You may resume your daily routine. Some patients may notice slight redness or swelling in the treated area. This is a common occurrence right after the injection and will quickly disappear. Depending on the areas treated, you may be advised to avoid strenuous exercise for one full day in order to prevent bruising. Avoid contact with direct sunlight for a few days. Recovery & Expected Results These injectables are designed to provide lasting results, from nine to fifteen months. With time, hyaluronic acid is absorbed into the body. As a result, many patients opt for maintenance injections to keep their results. Results from the procedure will vary according to lifestyle, age, and areas injected. Resources RHA® - Revance The New RHA Fillers are Here—This Is What You Need to Know - NewBeauty