Hyaluronic Acid Site Enhancement

[Exitcrafter]

I have been looking for information about "site enhancement" lately. Synthol (MCT oil) is currently out of the question for me, I have at present very negative opinion about the potential risks. What I do find interesting, is the topic of hyalauronic acid as a "muscle filler". Hyalauronic acid is currently already extensively used in the cosmetic sector and also seems to be partially represented in bodybuilding circles ( for example Formafill / Mediphorm). When injected into the muscle, hyalauronic acid is supposed to absorb a multiple of its own volume in water and therefore make the target muscles appear significantly more voluminous / fuller. The effect is apparently not to last permanently, but only a few weeks.

My question: Are there any individuals who have had experience with this? I would be very interested to know how well something like this works and if it has a reason for existence (from an optical point of view).

 

[Mac11wildcat]

SEOs work. The hyaluronic acid based products do not last/approach "permanent" change but as such are much less risky. Regular SEO can fuck you up if done incorrectly.

Both should be considered a last ditch effort to bring up lagging muscle groups, not as a reasonable addition to early/intermediate physique enhancement.

 

[Exitcrafter]

That's interesting. I have to be honest, I currently have no reason that justifies taking hyalauronic acid. However, I will probably give it a try. Do you think products like Mediphorm are suitable or should one rather go for pharma grade products?

 

[Mac11wildcat]

That's interesting. I have to be honest, I currently have no reason that justifies taking hyalauronic acid. However, I will probably give it a try. Do you think products like Mediphorm are suitable or should one rather go for pharma grade products?

Speaking strictly from discussions I've had with other competitors, mediphorm seems to be pretty trusted and safe. I'd work with someone who's used it to make sure the protocol you use is appropriate.