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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

A New Way to Inject Fillers

Same destination, different route: the latest and greatest in facial volumizing is using FDA approved, blunt-tipped DermaSculpt cannulas to inject fillers, rather than sharp needles. 

Let me tell you why I like cannulas: 
First, because they have a rounded, blunt tip, there is less trauma to tissue and blood vessels, which equals less bruising, less discomfort, and less swelling during and after the procedure.  It also means less injections, because the cannula is placed through one point in the skin and can reach multiple areas.  For people that want a filler treatment with little downtime, it's a great choice.  Restylane, Juvederm, Radiesse, and Sculptra can all be injected with a cannula. 

And speaking of fillers, February is a great time to get a treatment.  Restylane is approved for lip enhancement - Valentine's Day, anyone?  And Medicis is offering rebates on Restylane and Perlane.  There's no need to live with hollow cheeks, parenthesis lines around the mouth, thin lips, or saggy jowls.  With the advent of great technology, looking natural and refreshed is easier than ever! 


 

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