GANA HA Body

Name: GANA HA Body
SKU: CU_13979
Availability: InStock

Price range: 350.00€ through 870.00€

GANA HA BODY – injection filler based on hyaluronic acid, identical to that found in our body.
It’s fully biodegradable, i.e. gradually dissolves, disintegrating into water and carbon dioxide.

• HA Body Filler (50ml Prefilled vial)
• Cross Linked Hayluronic Acid 20mg/CC
• Cross Linking Ratio 10%
• Breast augmentation, Hip augmentation, Genital organ
• Duration : 24 months

SKU: CU_13979 Category: Fillers

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Description

GANA HA body

Introduction

GANA HA body filler used for volume restoration and the shaping of body surfaces, for example, shaping of the breasts, calves, and buttocks and also for evening out discrepancies in skin surface such as those sometimes caused by liposuction.

GANA HA body filler provides instant and long-lasting results without the need for open surgery and therefore avoids some of the consequences such as scarring.

Main ingredient

Cross-linked hyaluronic acid 20mg/ml
Cross-linking ratio 10%

Packaging

1 vial / 50ml(cc)

Duration

Up to 24 months

Storage
1-30℃ (UNDER THE SHADE)How to use

1. Remove aluminum cap and rubber stopper
2. Withdraw HA body with 10cc syringe 10ml
3. You will have 5 syringes for one vial 10ml
4. Use local anesthesia at the injection site if needed
5. Puncture with 16G or 18G needle
6. Attach 16G or 18G cannula to prefilled 10ml syringe
7. Inject GANA HA body to the treatment area
8. Use it subcutaneously in the fat layer in the hip.

*For 3-4 days there might be swelling and pain

*In the case of breast reshaping the product is placed underneath the breast tissue, much like an implant, so that it does not threaten the functioning of the breast in the event of future breastfeeding.

TO BE USED BY LICENSED PRACTITIONERS ONLY!

Side effect

Swelling and minor pain are the most common side effects experienced at the site of injection. Rare perioperative infection within one breast is also another side-effect, with symptoms including tender pain and redness. Antibiotics are usually prescribed to avoid this, and a pre-assessment should be carried out before the treatment to see if the patient has any existing skin infections.