What is the Macrolane gel made of?

This transparent gel is based upon a natural component of the skin called hyaluronic acid.

Hyaluronic acid occurs in the connective tissues which support the physical structure of the body. Examples of these include tendons‚ ligaments and cartilage. Connective tissue is also found in the inner layer of skin or dermis.

And because Macrolane uses this natural component in its gel it means that there is no risk of it being rejected by the body. It is assimilated as normal and with long lasting results.

Macrolane guide

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• Guide to Macrolane
• Am I suitable candidate for Macrolane?
• Is Macrolane safe?
• What is the Macrolane procedure?
• The benefits of Macrolane
• How much does Macrolane cost?
• Will Macrolane interfere with my mammogram?
• Is there a risk of cancer from Macrolane?

• Is Macrolane similar to Restylane?
• What is the Macrolane gel made of?
• Is Macrolane suitable for both sexes?
• What are the differences between Macrolane and a breast implant?
• How long does Macrolane treatment take?
• How long does Macrolane last for?
• The side effects of Macrolane

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