Hyalu­ro­nic acid therapy and Hyalmax

Hyalu­ro­nic acid is an endo­ge­nous pro­te­in that occurs natu­ral­ly in various tis­sues, inclu­ding joint car­ti­la­ge. It ensu­res lubri­ca­ti­on, shock absorp­ti­on and nut­ri­ent sup­p­ly in the joints and is the­r­e­fo­re cru­cial for their health and mobi­li­ty.

Injec­tions of hyalu­ro­nic acid are an estab­lished tre­at­ment opti­on for car­ti­la­ge dise­a­ses and inci­pi­ent osteo­ar­thri­tis, hel­ping to impro­ve joint func­tion and signi­fi­cant­ly redu­ce pain. This redu­ces the need for pain­kil­lers and impro­ves qua­li­ty of life. In addi­ti­on, the tre­at­ment delays the pro­gres­si­on of joint dege­ne­ra­ti­on by sti­mu­la­ting the body’s own hyalu­ro­nic acid pro­duc­tion, among other things. In addi­ti­on to joints, hyalu­ro­nic acid can also be used to tre­at com­plaints in ten­dons and liga­ments.

We also offer Hyalmax therapy for pati­ents with advan­ced joint dege­ne­ra­ti­on or an increased need for therapy.

This inten­si­fied form of hyalu­ro­nic acid tre­at­ment uses high­ly con­cen­tra­ted and long-las­ting hyalu­ro­nic acid to pro­mo­te joint pro­tec­tion and rege­ne­ra­ti­on in an even more tar­ge­ted man­ner.