1. Surgical Methods: Nasolabial folds primarily result from muscle structure. Traditional facelifts focus on subcutaneous dissection and tightening, making significant improvement difficult. Even if forced tightening occurs, it often leads to a stiff, unnatural facial appearance. Swelling typically subsides within a short period, causing the original appearance to return.
2. Radiofrequency Method: Radiofrequency skin tightening and wrinkle reduction represents the latest generation of "radiofrequency skin tightening." Utilizing high-speed radiofrequency technology at 6 million pulses per second,Molecules within the skin generate heat through high-speed RF motion. After absorbing significant thermal energy, skin tissue synthesizes abundant new collagen. Wrinkles are smoothed as folds receive ample new collagen, while skin tissue is tightened. This accelerates the skin's return to a youthful, healthy state, achieving cosmetic effects of reducing wrinkles, tightening skin, and delaying skin aging.
3. Injection methods, specifically hyaluronic acid, are currently the most popular approach for reducing nasolabial folds. Hyaluronic acid is a natural polysaccharide naturally present in the dermal layer of human skin, serving as a crucial component for hydration. Its levels decrease with age, leading to skin dryness, dehydration, and aging, as well as issues like wrinkles, roughness, pigmentation, dullness, and uneven skin tone.Hyaluronic acid not only maintains skin integrity but also binds large quantities of water molecules, providing hydration and lubrication to tissues.