Injections can be a painful and unpleasant experience. Factors like injection speed and needle length can affect your experience. But even after the needle is long gone, you might still…
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Ask anyone what their least favorite medical procedure is, and you’re bound to get a chunk of people answering with injections. Even some adult patients are uncomfortable with injections. From…
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Dermal filler injection has rapidly become a favorite of both patients and dermatologists for facial rejuvenation treatments. Less painful than laser ablation and with longer-lasting results, facial injectables like hyaluronic…
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The cannula is a crucial piece of equipment that no medical or aesthetic practice should ever go without. Any injector should always be familiar with the different types of cannulas…
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Dermal filler treatment is a popular procedure that reduces the appearance of facial lines in different parts of the face, such as cheeks, jawline, nasolabial fold, and tear trough area.…
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When it comes to different aesthetic and medical procedures that involve injectables, doctors either use a blunt tipped cannula or a sharp needle to deliver the medication. Choosing the right…
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Cannula injection is an excellent alternative if a patient is uncomfortable or afraid of the sharp-tipped needle in their procedure. The use of a blunt-tipped cannula has become increasingly popular…
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Facial injectables are some of the most commonly performed cosmetic treatments today, with the vast majority of them using a filler injection to distribute facial filler around areas of the…
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Injectable dermal fillers are some of the most performed cosmetic procedures done in most cosmetic practices today. Traditionally, the hypodermic sharp needle was the medical tool of choice to administer…
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Non-surgical rhinoplasty has rapidly become a favored treatment for most patients looking for a nose job. Not only does it have less downtime compared to surgical rhinoplasty, but it can…
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While the majority of medical procedures are done with traditional sharp-tip needles, more and more cosmetic practices are switching to microcannula use. Combined with the surge of patients asking for…
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Facial fat is one of the leading concerns for many people who want to improve their appearance. Because fat can settle in the cheeks even with the slightest weight gain,…
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Aspirations have been a long-taught safety procedure at hospitals that are used in intramuscular or subcutaneous injections to ensure that no major arteries are in the injection site. It’s an…
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Dermal fillers are a non-invasive and effective way to get rid of lines, wrinkles, and other signs of aging. Common dermal filler sites include the nasolabial folds, cheeks, jawline, and…
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Hypodermic needles have been the delivery system of choice for many clinical drugs and medications, but they have their fair share of drawbacks. While their efficiency at directly feeding liquid…
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Traditional liposuction is a long-standing cosmetic procedure, but it has its fair share of risks and complications. Some of these include botched fat removals, long recovery times, or excessive bleeding.…
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Dermal fillers are a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure, but they aren’t free from any side effects. Bruising, tenderness, and uneven results are just some common complaints that patients report with…
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Needles are not always used for injection. Like any medical device, needles are sub-categorized by their gauge, intended syringe pair, and function. Needles that are not used for injection are…
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Dermal fillers are one of the most common minimally invasive cosmetic procedures performed in the United States. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there were 16.3 million of…
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When there’s a market where patients are less willing to undergo considerable downtime and do not want a significant surgical procedure, the demand for soft-tissue fillers increases. According to data…
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In a recent study conducted by The People’s Republic of China, multiple doctors tested various types of microcannulas to measure their differences and effectiveness. Let’s dive into what the study talked…
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Many spas, cosmetic offices, and doctors offer dermal filler injection services to their patients. Each and everyone has their unique way of performing these procedures. Many of these offices, however,…
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Why Do Physicians love Microcannulas? Simply put? The clinical benefits. Benefits from blunt microcannulas include elimination or near elimination of the risks of accidental intravascular injection. An intravascular injection is…
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For decades dermal fillers have been delivered to the face through a hypodermic needle. Nevertheless, aesthetic cannulas have become more popular over recent years, particularly for more extensive regions of…
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What is Microcannula? A huge reason people avoid getting facial fillers is the fear that the needles used to inject the treatment will be too uncomfortable. Luckily we have microcannula.…
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The Microcannula technique has transformed the cosmetic business and presented doctors with a unique, innovative way of offering facial fillers injections. The method enables doctors to slide the blunt tip…
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The microcannula technique has grown into becoming an increasingly attractive method for doctors injecting cosmetic fillers. Prior studies have demonstrated that the microcannula technique allows the filler to be injected…
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Lip augmentation has developed momentum in recent years and has rapidly become one of the most popular bodily enhanced sites. Proper lip augmentation is often about looking at the dimensions…
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Fat deep within the skin loses volume throughout the natural aging process. Facial bones even tend to lose their size over time. That’s why soft-tissue fillers have become increasingly powerful…
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Microcannulas vs. Needles? Not much is different. A cannula is boiled down to being a tube that does not end in a sharp point – but has a blunt tip.…
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