Many families who prioritize their skincare routines use hyaluronic acid as a staple in their homes. Is this ingredient safe for kids to use, though?

Earlier this month, Kmart pulled a “hyaluronic acid cleansing balm” from its shelves, after a teen who used the skincare product was hospitalised, reporting eye pain and blurred vision. It’s unclear ...

Hint: You're probably already mixing them.

Hyaluronic acid (or HA for short) might sound like just a trendy, buzzy term that’s taking over the skincare industry—but it’s something that has been around for quite some time. Often found at the ...

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In the first-ever study, Australian researchers have demonstrated the feasibility and safety of using stabilised hyaluronic ...

"This study is a world-first in exploring stabilised hyaluronic acid (sHA) gel's potential to improve outcomes for patients ...