Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 06-30-2023 Origin: Site
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring molecule found in the skin, joints, and connective tissues. As a glycosaminoglycan (GAG), it has an exceptional capacity to attract and retain moisture—up to 1,000 times its own weight in water—making it a powerful humectant widely used in skincare for deep hydration and improved skin elasticity.
In aesthetic medicine, HA plays a far more advanced role. Cross-linked hyaluronic acid is the key ingredient in many dermal fillers, where it is used not just for hydration, but more importantly, for adding volume, contouring facial and body features, and smoothing wrinkles. The gel-like texture of cross-linked HA allows it to integrate naturally with the skin tissue, restoring lost volume caused by aging, weight loss, or structural imbalance.
Hyaluronic acid's role in skin hydration is well known. When applied topically, different molecular sizes of HA deliver hydration at varying skin depths. Larger molecules hydrate the surface, while smaller molecules penetrate the epidermis to enhance moisture from within.
However, in aesthetic procedures, cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel is used for volumizing and shaping—unlike the topical forms used in skincare. This form of HA is specially engineered to last longer and maintain structure after injection. It can be used to smooth facial wrinkles, restore cheek or lip volume, and enhance the shape and size of areas like the breasts and buttocks.
When used in the breast area, HA fillers help create a fuller, more contoured appearance without surgery. The filler adds volume under the skin, providing an immediate lifting effect and more youthful curves.
Hyaluronic acid breast fillers offer several aesthetic and functional advantages:
Non-surgical breast enhancement
Immediate volume and shape improvement
Natural-looking and reversible results
Hydrated and more elastic skin in the treated area
Minimal downtime and fast recovery
In addition to volume enhancement, the treatment also helps improve skin texture and tone, thanks to HA's hydrating properties. Unlike permanent implants, HA fillers gradually break down in the body, offering a safer and more flexible option for those seeking subtle to moderate enhancement.
Hyaluronic acid (HA) breast fillers offer a safe, non-surgical way to enhance breast volume and shape without implants. By adding volume under the skin, they improve fullness and contour with minimal downtime, delivering natural-looking lift and softer curves.
Macrolite® is a high-viscosity HA filler specially formulated for body contouring. Its advanced cross-linking ensures smooth texture, long-lasting volume, and excellent safety—making it a trusted choice for non-surgical breast enhancement.
Practitioner: Dr. Lillian Chen
Patient Profile: 30-year-old female seeking a natural lift and upper pole fullness
Treatment: 35ml Macrolite® HA breast filler per side
Results: Noticeable upper breast enhancement with soft, natural feel
Practitioner: Dr. Nattapon Phan
Patient Profile: 38-year-old post-pregnancy patient with volume loss
Treatment: 40ml Macrolite® breast filler per breast
Results: Restored youthful contour with improved projection
Like facial filler treatments, HA breast filler procedures require careful planning and patient evaluation. Ideal candidates typically include individuals with naturally small breasts, volume loss due to aging or weight loss, or those seeking enhanced contour without surgery.
Before treatment, should consult with patients to explain the full procedure, discuss product options, and manage expectations regarding results, longevity, and possible side effects. It’s crucial to identify who is a suitable candidate and who is not, ensuring both safety and satisfaction.
1. Assessment and Marking
Before the procedure begins, pre-treatment photographs are taken for comparison. The breasts are assessed from multiple angles—particularly while the patient is standing—to accurately evaluate natural shape and the effect of gravity. Injection points are then marked on the upper and lower regions of the breasts to guide the filler placement.
2. Local Anesthesia
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. Lidocaine is injected at the entry site, and an 18G needle is used to create a small opening. A 100mm blunt-tip cannula is then inserted for safe and controlled filler delivery.
3. Filler Injection
Using a fan-shaped injection technique, cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel is evenly distributed into the targeted areas. Typically, 30–40cc of filler is injected per breast to achieve natural-looking enhancement. For safety reasons, the total volume per side does not exceed 100cc, especially in first-time treatments. The filler is placed in the deep subcutaneous layer, approximately 3–4 cm beneath the skin surface.
4. Shaping and Evaluation
After the filler is administered, the patient is evaluated again in a standing position to ensure proper symmetry. Gentle massage may be applied to smooth the product and improve contour. This step helps ensure an even, balanced appearance and optimal final results.
Post-treatment care is essential for achieving optimal results:
The treated area is wrapped and kept dry for at least three days.
A sterile triangular compression pad is applied to support product integration.
Mild swelling may occur and can be managed with paracetamol.
Patients should avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, or exposure to heat (sauna, sunbathing) for several days.
If you're considering a non-invasive breast enhancement, hyaluronic acid breast fillers provide a safe, effective, and reversible solution—with natural results and minimal recovery time.
