18 Gauge 100 mm (4 inch) Microcannulas

• Flexible microcannula tip. Combined with its length, our flexible 100 mm microcannulas make it easier for you to reach multiple areas with just one puncture hole. In comparison, treatments like dermal filler injections done with a needle injection require multiple punctures. It’s also less prone to bending, which can cause discomfort and disrupt the flow of your injectables.
• Compatible with Luer lock syringes. Each microcannula has a female-fitting plastic hub that fits perfectly with syringes with a male Luer lock tip. This protects your injectables and ensures a secure, leak-free connection and a smooth flow.
• Surgical-grade stainless steel. Stainless steel is sterile, resistant to corrosion, and extremely durable and can be used to administer injectables into several areas in one treatment.

• Ease of product flow. Its flexibility prevents bending, which can disrupt or block flow. This can cause issues when trying to administer a controlled, even layer of filler injection on your patient’s face. For procedures like dermal fillers, you have full control over the amount of injectable added to the face. These microcannulas are at 18G, which means it has a fairly wide hole to administer thicker injectable liquids.
• Better patient experience. Reduce the pain and discomfort of your injectable treatments without the need for local anesthesia. Using microcannulas requires fewer punctures, which can reduce the pain patients experience during aesthetic treatments. The blunt tip reduces the risk of breaking blood vessels and damaging nerves. This can also minimize the side effects patients feel in the days after their injection, including bleeding, bruising, and inflammation.
• Great value for your practice’s operating costs. Get more supplies and better value for your money when you shop at FACE Med Store for your medical supplies. The cost of our microcannulas is 40% less compared to other sellers that provide the same high-quality medical equipment.

Use a sharp needle or syringe that’s slightly bigger than your microcannula’s gauge to puncture a hole in the sterilized treatment area. Insert the needle just past the dermis layer and move it in a gentle side-to-side motion to expand the puncture hole. Avoid performing deep injections or moving the needle in and out as these can promote bruising.

Remove the cannula tip from its packaging and attach it to a compatible syringe filled with your dermal filler, or any injectable substance. Remove the cap and, using the puncture hole, insert the microcannula under the skin and use its length and flexibility to reach areas around the hole. Unlike injections that can break a blood vessel, the blunt tip of a cannula glides past it.

Once your treatment is finished, recap the microcannula and dispose of it and the used needle in a specific disposal container along with other sharp disposable medical devices. Dispose of these according to your local guidelines.

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