The difference between hyaluronic acid injections and skin whitening injections

Hydro-mesotherapy and whitening injections each have unique roles in the field of aesthetic medicine, with the main differences lying in their composition, effects, and methods of administration.

Hydro-mesotherapy primarily delivers a mixture of hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, and other nutrients into the deeper layers of the skin to achieve hydration, moisturization, and skin brightening effects. It is suitable for addressing issues such as dry skin, dehydration, and enlarged pores.

Whitening injections, on the other hand, involve intravenous infusion of medications to improve skin pigmentation, reduce dark spots and freckles, and brighten the complexion. The main components of whitening injections include glutathione, vitamin C, tranexamic acid, and other substances. These components are introduced intravenously into the body to inhibit melanin production and promote brighter skin. However, whitening injections have not received formal approval from regulatory authorities in certain regions of China, thus carrying some level of risk.

If the primary concern is dry, dehydrated skin, hydro-mesotherapy may be a better choice; if the goal is to address pigmentation or uneven skin tone, whitening injections might be more appropriate. Prior to injection, it is important to fully understand the treatment process, potential side effects, and precautions, and to choose a legitimate medical facility to ensure safety and effectiveness.