POWERFILL®

Treatment frequency: one or two times. The product provides superior aesthetic results with outstanding longevity of up to 5 years.

Used in all procedures for the face and body, where an increase in volume and shape correction is required.

• Filling of tissues on the cheekbones, cheeks for facial contour plasty
• Correction of buttock shapes
• Filling in the missing tissue on the shins
• Correction of asymmetry

The principle of PowerFill is not different from others: the drug is injected into the subcutaneous fat layer. However, Polylactic acid causes irritation and activation of fibroblasts, thereby starting the process of neocollagenesis. Collagen forms a dense skeleton, thereby increasing the volume and pulling the area of impact. In addition, Fillers based on polylactic acid are used to compensate for soft tissue deficiencies and can be a substitute for implants.

• Immediate Efficiency
• Convenient and Quick
• Customizable Based on Individual’s Needs
• Widely used in Medical Field for More than 10 Years
• No rehabilitation needed
• No preparation for the procedure required

Here is a general guide on how to use Powerfill:

1. Evaluate the patient’s skin condition and determine the suitable treatment areas.
2. Cleanse and disinfect the area of treatment.
3. Using a fine needle or cannula, inject the Powerfill product into the appropriate layer of the skin. The depth of injection will depend on the type of Powerfill product being used and the desired effect.
4. Massage the treated area gently to distribute the product evenly.
5. Monitor the patient for any adverse reactions post-treatment.

Again, it’s crucial to remember that these products should be used by qualified healthcare professionals only. Always refer to the specific product’s user manual or consult with a professional for precise instructions.

Contraindications

• Low blood clotting
• Diabetes mellitus
• The presence of wounds, cuts, burns, multiple skin formations in the intended injection area
• Oenological diseases
• Allergic reaction to lactic acid