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Calcium Hydroxylapatite (CaHA) is a common dermal filler used in aesthetic medicine for volumizing and contouring.CHArmacy CaHA Cross-linked Calcium Hydroxyapatite Hyaluronic Acid Gel is an ideal semi-solid non-surgical facial filler consisting of 70% Hyaluronic Acid and 30% calcium hydroxyapatite microspheres. Calcium hydroxyapatite is an inherent component of the human body, biocompatible, the injection site will form newborn natural tissues, the effect will last longer than other fillers; and seldom appear inflammation or rejection, high safety, can be completely metabolised and absorbed by the human body; at the same time, it can promote the formation of collagen and elastin, which become new scaffolds, the collagen fibres and the new collagen matrix can work together to fix the microspheres, preventing the microspheres from shifting, and there is no risk of displacement of the filler.
Soft tissue augmentation with calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) is a versatile technique for line filling, skin tightening, lifting, contouring, and volumizing.
The most popular areas for CHArmacy or CaHa injections are the nasolabial folds (smile lines) and the back of the hands. CHArmacy injections have enough density that they can fill in the lost volume under the skin in the lower cheeks or on the hands. If you have the parentheses around your nose or mouth, CaHa injections can smooth these away for a year or longer. CHArmacy injections also can smooth aging hands, hiding veins and pronounced tendons for more youthful-appearing hands.
This treatment offers natural-looking results thanks to CHArmacy unique formulation. By utilizing calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres, it not only increases skin volume but also boosts collagen production, providing a dual-action approach to rejuvenation. Dermal fillers typically function in one of two ways: hyaluronic acid-based fillers boost skin volume by attracting water, while those containing calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres actively stimulate collagen production resulting in natural-looking outcomes. CHArmacycan produce immediate results. In fact, most people will see the results of this treatment on the same day as their appointment.
Calcium hydroxylapatite is a synthetic filler that contains calcium and phosphate ions. It is used in various medical and cosmetic applications. Here are some considerations when it comes to CaHA fillers.
Collagen Stimulation: One of the unique features of CaHA fillers is their ability to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. Over time, the filler is absorbed by the body, but the collagen that forms around the CaHA particles provides long-lasting volume.
Durability: CaHA fillers are known for their durability, often lasting longer than HA fillers. They can provide results for up to a year or more.
Structural Enhancement: CaHA is particularly well-suited for deeper lines and wrinkles, as well as for restoring volume in areas like the cheeks.
Immediate and Gradual Improvement: CaHa fillers do provide immediate volume under the skin, but the results of CaHA fillers continue to develop gradually over time as collagen production increases. This can create a more subtle and natural-looking enhancement.
Heavier Filler: CaHA is a denser and heavier filler compared to HA. It is typically used in areas that require more structural support.
The results of CaHA filler injections are usually visible immediately after the treatment, with further improvements occurring over time. As the filler integrates with the skin and stimulates collagen production, the treated area becomes more voluminous and rejuvenated. The final outcome typically appears natural, enhancing facial contours, reducing wrinkles, and restoring a more youthful appearance. Individual results may vary based on factors such as the patient's age, skin condition, and the amount of filler used.
CaHA is safe and biocompatible, with no reports of allergic reactions or granuloma formation attributable to the product. However, some important technique considerations should be made when injecting the material into the dermis. In contrast to collagen-based or hyaluronic acid based fillers, CaHA augmentation results are best when the compound is injected into the deep dermis or dermal subcutaneous border in multiple fine linear threads in a fanning motion averaging 0.05 ml for each thread. Because of the scaffolding effect of CaHA, threads laid within the tissue in multiple planes using a cross-hatching pattern will provide the best structural support for future tissue in-growth and provide optimal and lasting correction.
Care should be taken to ensure that placement of the material is not too superficial or too deep. Superficial placement may result in visualization of the product or visible surface irregularities, whereas placement too deep (within the deep subcutaneous space) will result in a markedly shorter duration of results because tissue in-growth will be limited. In instances where surface irregularities are seen subsequent to injection, the mate rial effectively can be massaged and molded to provide the desired outcome.
Volumetric correction with CaHA may require that the patient progressively be brought to full augmentation. Overcorrection is not necessary or recommended. For optimal and long-lasting results, a second touch-up procedure is warranted. Recent evidence suggests that the gel carrier of CaHA resorbs at a slightly faster pace than the pace at which tissue in-growth occurs.
Calcium Hydroxylapatite (CaHA) is a common dermal filler used in aesthetic medicine for volumizing and contouring.CHArmacy CaHA Cross-linked Calcium Hydroxyapatite Hyaluronic Acid Gel is an ideal semi-solid non-surgical facial filler consisting of 70% Hyaluronic Acid and 30% calcium hydroxyapatite microspheres. Calcium hydroxyapatite is an inherent component of the human body, biocompatible, the injection site will form newborn natural tissues, the effect will last longer than other fillers; and seldom appear inflammation or rejection, high safety, can be completely metabolised and absorbed by the human body; at the same time, it can promote the formation of collagen and elastin, which become new scaffolds, the collagen fibres and the new collagen matrix can work together to fix the microspheres, preventing the microspheres from shifting, and there is no risk of displacement of the filler.
Soft tissue augmentation with calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) is a versatile technique for line filling, skin tightening, lifting, contouring, and volumizing.
The most popular areas for CHArmacy or CaHa injections are the nasolabial folds (smile lines) and the back of the hands. CHArmacy injections have enough density that they can fill in the lost volume under the skin in the lower cheeks or on the hands. If you have the parentheses around your nose or mouth, CaHa injections can smooth these away for a year or longer. CHArmacy injections also can smooth aging hands, hiding veins and pronounced tendons for more youthful-appearing hands.
This treatment offers natural-looking results thanks to CHArmacy unique formulation. By utilizing calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres, it not only increases skin volume but also boosts collagen production, providing a dual-action approach to rejuvenation. Dermal fillers typically function in one of two ways: hyaluronic acid-based fillers boost skin volume by attracting water, while those containing calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres actively stimulate collagen production resulting in natural-looking outcomes. CHArmacycan produce immediate results. In fact, most people will see the results of this treatment on the same day as their appointment.
Calcium hydroxylapatite is a synthetic filler that contains calcium and phosphate ions. It is used in various medical and cosmetic applications. Here are some considerations when it comes to CaHA fillers.
Collagen Stimulation: One of the unique features of CaHA fillers is their ability to stimulate the body’s natural collagen production. Over time, the filler is absorbed by the body, but the collagen that forms around the CaHA particles provides long-lasting volume.
Durability: CaHA fillers are known for their durability, often lasting longer than HA fillers. They can provide results for up to a year or more.
Structural Enhancement: CaHA is particularly well-suited for deeper lines and wrinkles, as well as for restoring volume in areas like the cheeks.
Immediate and Gradual Improvement: CaHa fillers do provide immediate volume under the skin, but the results of CaHA fillers continue to develop gradually over time as collagen production increases. This can create a more subtle and natural-looking enhancement.
Heavier Filler: CaHA is a denser and heavier filler compared to HA. It is typically used in areas that require more structural support.
The results of CaHA filler injections are usually visible immediately after the treatment, with further improvements occurring over time. As the filler integrates with the skin and stimulates collagen production, the treated area becomes more voluminous and rejuvenated. The final outcome typically appears natural, enhancing facial contours, reducing wrinkles, and restoring a more youthful appearance. Individual results may vary based on factors such as the patient's age, skin condition, and the amount of filler used.
CaHA is safe and biocompatible, with no reports of allergic reactions or granuloma formation attributable to the product. However, some important technique considerations should be made when injecting the material into the dermis. In contrast to collagen-based or hyaluronic acid based fillers, CaHA augmentation results are best when the compound is injected into the deep dermis or dermal subcutaneous border in multiple fine linear threads in a fanning motion averaging 0.05 ml for each thread. Because of the scaffolding effect of CaHA, threads laid within the tissue in multiple planes using a cross-hatching pattern will provide the best structural support for future tissue in-growth and provide optimal and lasting correction.
Care should be taken to ensure that placement of the material is not too superficial or too deep. Superficial placement may result in visualization of the product or visible surface irregularities, whereas placement too deep (within the deep subcutaneous space) will result in a markedly shorter duration of results because tissue in-growth will be limited. In instances where surface irregularities are seen subsequent to injection, the mate rial effectively can be massaged and molded to provide the desired outcome.
Volumetric correction with CaHA may require that the patient progressively be brought to full augmentation. Overcorrection is not necessary or recommended. For optimal and long-lasting results, a second touch-up procedure is warranted. Recent evidence suggests that the gel carrier of CaHA resorbs at a slightly faster pace than the pace at which tissue in-growth occurs.