Deep wrinkles

Fillers for deep wrinkles - how to choose a safe, effective product?

Consultation with the client

It's always a good idea to choose products with the most individual approach possible - as a specialist, you can conduct an assessment of the patient's skin, suggest appropriate solutions and advise which product will be safest and most effective for their individual needs.

Choose reputable brands and products

Choose products from reputable brands that are well known, and you can easily find good reviews about them online or among cosmetologist friends. Such preparations usually meet high quality and safety standards. Check what is said about the products in question on the market and read the opinions of others who have already had a chance to use them.

Composition and type of filler

Pay attention to the composition of the deep wrinkle fillers you choose and the type of substances used in the product. A popular ingredient, for example, is hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring component of the skin that is well tolerated by most people. But of course, this is not the only option - the most important thing after all is that the ingredients are safe, non-allergenic and tailored to your patients' skin needs.

Certifications

Make sure that the filler you choose has the appropriate certifications and approvals from regulatory authorities. This will confirm that the product meets high safety and quality standards.

What ingredients should be in deep wrinkle fillers?

Ingredients you should be concerned about include:

• cross-linked or uncross-linked hyaluronic acid,
• lidocaine hydrochloride,
• phosphate buffer (you can find it in Saypha Volume 1x1ml, for example),
• amino acid additive (e.g., in NEAUVIA Intense LV 1x1ml).