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2023 · 1 min read
Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA)s
OVERVIEW OF Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA)!
In addition to treating wrinkles and skin folds on the face, Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) is FDA-approved for contouring the jawline and restoring volume loss in the hands. Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) can also be used to shape, smooth, and tighten many other areas of the body and face, according to dermatologists.
IS IT REALLY THAT GOOD?
It is a simple procedure that may be completed over the lunch hour in which Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) is injected under the skin.
Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) smooths out wrinkles and lines immediately following injection
It is safe, natural-looking, and lasts up to 15 months, which is longer than the most popular filler brands you are familiar with
WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS?
Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) is composed of calcium hydroxylapatite. Human teeth and bones contain this mineral, which is suspended in a water-based, gel-like solution. The calcium and the gel is absorbed by the body after stimulating collagen growth.
Where can we inject?
As with Dermal filler, Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) can be applied to the same parts of the body as Dermal filler: cheeks, laugh lines around the mouth, lips, and lip lines. Collagen-stimulating filler (CaHA) can also be used on the pre-jowl fold, on chin wrinkles, and on the backs of the hands.
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Nothing here is medical advice — book a consultation and we will look at your case.
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