Hyalugel Gel Buccal Acide Hyaluronique 20 ml in our organic pharmacy. Hyalugel Gel Buccal Acide Hyaluronique 20 ml is composed of high-purity Hyaluronic Acid, formulated to match that naturally present in our bodies.
In the event of periodontal disease, the need for Hyaluronic Acid increases by up to 200% compared to normal, preventing tissues from recovering. With its Hyaluronic Acid and anti-inflammatory action, Hyalugel promotes regeneration and restores gum health, while soothing inflamed or traumatized oral tissues.
Hyalugel Gel Buccal Acide Hyaluronique is composed of high-purityHyaluronic Acid, formulated to match that naturally present in our bodies. This mouth gel repairs oral tissues, healing mouth ulcers and other sores.
Why use Hyaluronic Acid on gums? Hyaluronic acid has been around for .... 1 century. It is a component of the human body and has found many uses, the best-known of which is undoubtedly in the (temporary) treatment of wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid promotes healing and reduces inflammation. It also helps recreate vessels and ensures the cell proliferation necessary for healing.
Hyalugel Gel Buccal, with its high concentration of Hyaluronic Acid, stands out for its ability to actively promote the regeneration of gum tissue. Hyaluronic Acid, a molecule naturally present in the body, plays a crucial role in the healing process. By stimulating the production of collagen and other components essential to tissue health, it helps rebuild damaged tissue. This tissue repair action is particularly beneficial for healing oral lesions such as mouth ulcers and small wounds. By promoting tissue regeneration, Hyalugel Gel Buccal helps restore oral health effectively and sustainably.
In addition to its role in tissue regeneration, Hyalugel Gel Buccal also offers a remarkable anti-inflammatory action. This property is essential for relieving inflamed or traumatized tissues. Thanks to its formulation enriched with Hyaluronic Acid and other soothing agents, this gel acts rapidly to reduce inflammation. By reducing the intensity of the inflammatory response, it effectively alleviates the discomfort and pain associated with oral ailments. This anti-inflammatory action provides fast, long-lasting relief, contributing to overall oral well-being.
Hyalugel Gel Buccal is specifically formulated for optimum compatibility with oral tissues. The Hyaluronic Acid used is of high purity, corresponding to the level naturally present in our bodies. This ensures maximum tolerance for most users, reducing the risk of irritation or undesirable side effects. The other carefully selected ingredients are also chosen for their safety and efficacy, ensuring therapeutic action without compromising comfort of use.
Thanks to its gel texture, Hyalugel Gel Buccal offers convenient, precise application. Its consistency ensures even distribution over the affected areas, providing optimum coverage for effective treatment. Applying the gel is quick and easy, requiring no additional equipment. This ease of use makes it a practical choice for all users, facilitating adherence to treatment and maximizing therapeutic benefits.
The Biocyte laboratory also offers Hyaluronic forte capsules at the best prices in our online pharmacy.
Use Hyalugel after proper oral hygiene and after main meals. Avoid eating and drinking for at least 30 minutes after use. Apply a thin layer of gel to inflamed or traumatized tissue, 3 to 5 times a day, until symptoms disappear. Massage gently with a clean finger to distribute the product evenly.
Hyaluronic acid, water, xylitol, sodium CMC, alcohol, hydrogenated castor oil PEG 40, polyvinyl alcohol, 2,4-dichlorobenzyl alcohol, mint flavor, lemon flavor, Na hydroxide, E 133, excipients qsp 100 %.
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Hyalugel Buccal Gel comes in a 20ml tube.
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