HOW TO INJECT REBORN PLLA FILLER? WITH SHARP NEEDLE OR CANNULA?

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Reborn PLLA (Poly-l-lactic Acid) fillers are typically injected using a blunt-tipped cannula rather than a sharp needle. This is because cannulas have a rounded tip that can minimize tissue trauma and reduce the risk of bruising, swelling, and bleeding during injection.

Using a cannula for PLLA Filler injection also allows for a more precise and controlled placement of the filler, as the practitioner can feel the tissue planes and maneuver around blood vessels and nerves. Cannulas can also help reduce the number of injection points needed to achieve the desired results, which can further reduce the risk of adverse effects and improve patient comfort.

However, the use of a cannula requires more skill and experience compared to using a sharp needle, as the practitioner needs to know the anatomy of the face and how to navigate through the tissue layers without causing damage or discomfort.

It's important to note that the injection technique and tools used for PLLA fillers can vary depending on the individual patient's needs and the practitioner's preferences and experience. It's crucial to choose a qualified and experienced practitioner who can recommend the most appropriate technique and tool for the patient's specific situation.

The main ingredient of Reborn PLLA Dermal Filler is poly l-lactic acid microspheres. The particle size is 3-10 microns. You can choose 25g or 27g cannula to inject it. The pain is minimal. The patient experience is very good. 800/500/360/240/150mg. You can choose the one is more suitable for you.