ELASTY hyaluronic acid dermal fillers are top of the line in their class with its patented PNET (Preserved Natural Entanglement Technology) which contributes to enhanced high elastic modulus and excellent cohesion. ELASTY taunts high elasticity, high cohesion, and high convenience.
With minimal modification, this dermal filler exudes the utmost purity when used by any consumer. This filler is highly preferred by all consumers. Its high viscosity guarantees maximum satisfaction by any consumer and patient. High viscosity makes for a perfect dermal filler when quality comes into mind. It is because high viscosity guarantees a proper “fill.”
ELASTY G is the densest dermal filler within the product line of this brand. It contains large particles. It effectively fills in the volume of lost skin tissues of different facial areas. During the manufacture of this product there is used technology of cross-linking of hyaluronic acid 3D.
ELASTY G is the volume version of Elasty filler series. Elasty G filler comes with 1 filler in one pack as all other types of Elasty fillers, which make Elasty filler more economical. Elasty G type can be used on Chin, Cheek and volume areas on your face.
Strengths of ELASTY G Dermal Filler:
- High stage purification process of hyaluronic acid
- Cross-linked fibers ensure a lasting effect
- Painless procedures
- Seamless and no-frills injections
- Easy to bring to the dermatologist
- Long biodegradation period (results can last up to a year)
Product indications:
ELASTY G dermal filler is designed to fill the volume and create beautiful contour shapes of the nose, chin, lips, cheekbones, nasolabial folds, facial contour. It is suitable for filling in medium-deep and deep skin folds (nasolabial, puppet wrinkles).
Product specifications:
Hyaluronic acid:
Contains 24mg/mL
Contents:
1mL x 1 syringe
Needle specifications:
Gauge: 27G/30G
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