Hyaluronic acid: why biosynthesis is safer

Where hyaluronic acid comes from

• Animal tissues (rooster combs, cartilage) — high risk of allergy and protein contamination.
• Bacterial fermentation (Streptococcus) — cheaper, but requires complex purification from endotoxins and DNA.
• Pure biosynthesis modelled on human umbilical-cord HA — our path.

A human model as the reference

The reference is the hyaluronic acid molecule from the human umbilical cord. We do not use any human material — we only recreated its ideal model through biosynthesis.

The result: a molecule that is 100% biocompatible with skin cells. No foreign DNA, no hormones, no markers that could trigger allergy.

A multi-molecular cocktail

Our products combine several molecular weights at once. The high molecular weight stays on the surface as a breathable moisturising film. The medium one works in the stratum corneum. The low molecular weight (especially in nanoliposomes) passes through the stratum corneum.

No hormones and no foreign DNA. Hypoallergenic by GOST protocols.