| Type: | Hyaluronic Acid |
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| Material: | Hyaluronic Acid |
| Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: | Ethylene Oxide Sterilization |
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Hyaldew Long Lasting Injectable Ha Dermal Filler Mcl Technoogy South Korea
Compared with hyaluronic acid, Licol dextran filler does have certain advantages.
Advantage 1: The filling area is comparable to hyaluronic acid
Licol dextran filler can be used to fill the nose, forehead, temples, chin, nose base, male private parts, female private parts, etc.
Advantage 2: No free and no embolism
Licol dextran itself is a honeycomb-shaped structure, which is less affected by gravity and less likely to be free
Compared with traditional gel fillers, Licol dextran filler is a unique microsphere shape with a particle diameter of less than 5nm (nanometer).
Therefore, it is less likely to be dispersed by blood flow, and naturally it can avoid embolism.
Advantage 3: No hyperplasia and no light transmission
Compared with silicone prosthesis rhinoplasty, dextran rhinoplasty mainly uses dextran to react with human tissues to promote the production of collagen fibers.
And collagen fibers themselves are their own tissues, so there will naturally be no light transmission phenomenon.
Currently, there are two main types of Licol dextran fillers. One is LICOL HARD in black box packaging.
The main target areas are the nose, forehead and chin.
The other is LICOL GOLD in white box packaging.
Mostly used for filling the forehead, temples, apple muscles, nasolabial folds, nose base, marionette lines, chin, buttocks, chest, private parts of men and women, etc.
It should be noted that although both are injection methods, the injection levels of Licol dextran fillers and hyaluronic acid fillers are slightly different.
The injection level of LICOL HARD is in the subcutaneous or periosteum layer, and the injection level of LICOL GOLD is in the subcutaneous layer.
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