What Is Micro Hyaluronic Acid? Micro Hyaluronic Acid generally refers to hyaluronic acid (HA) with a smaller molecular weight. It is a form of hyaluronic acid typically within the low molecular weight range (below 100k Daltons or lower). Hyaluronic acid, often referred to as HA, is a naturally occurring sugar in our skin that helps retain … Continue reading
In recent decades, Hyaluronic acid (HA) has been used as a new polymer in drug delivery – a system that combines traditional drug delivery methods with engineered technology to specifically target where a drug is released in the body and/or the rate at which it gets released. HA was chosen since it has good biocompatibility, … Continue reading
Macromolecule active ingredients (or at least 500KD) are historically difficult or impossible to deliver topically through tissue structures with the limitation of traditional methods. The topical delivery of large molecules through skin, hair, eyes, mucosal surfaces and bone is difficult using high molecular weight hyaluronic acid. In the past, the most common form of hyaluronic … Continue reading