ReforteHA® Fine

Product Description

Monophasic Dermal Fillers:

Composition:

• Monophasic dermal fillers are composed of a single, uniform phase of hyaluronic acid (HA). The HA molecules are evenly distributed throughout the filler substance.

Characteristics:

• Homogeneous Structure: Monophasic fillers have a consistent composition and structure, providing a smooth and uniform gel consistency.

• Smooth Texture: They offer a smooth texture and are often preferred for filling fine lines, superficial wrinkles, and delicate areas.

Properties and Benefits:

• Controlled Flow: Monophasic fillers have controlled and predictable flow properties, making them suitable for precise injection into fine lines and areas requiring delicate enhancement.

• Natural Look and Feel: Due to their uniform consistency, monophasic fillers can provide a natural look and feel when injected properly.

Category	Details
Structure	Composed of cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel, it has no granular feel, and HA molecules are evenly distributed in the filling material
Production Process	Hyaluronic acid is cross-linked into a complete cohesive gel without the need for particle screeningHyaluronic acid is cross-linked into a complete cohesive gel without the need for particle screening
Texture	Soft, smooth, and in a uniform gel-like state
Principle of Action	By injecting fillers into the dermis of the skin, hyaluronic acid can attract and retain moisture, increase skin volume, fill wrinkles and depressions, and enhance skin softness and elasticity
Applicable parts	It is suitable for areas that require a soft and natural effect, such as the lips, tear troughs, nasolabial folds, etc. It is often used for filling fine wrinkles or slightly contour modification, and can also be used for filling the apples of the cheeks, temples and other areas
Duration	8-16months
Feature	It has a uniform and fine texture, a natural touch after injection, is not easy to spread, and has high reliability,Longer lasting

Monophasic Filler VS Biphasic Filler

1. Treatment Area

Monophasic fillers work best in areas that need smooth, consistent results, such as fine lines, delicate lips, and superficial wrinkles.

Biphasic Fillers: These work best on areas that need more significant volume restoration, like the cheeks, temples, and jawline. The dual-phase nature of biphasic fillers allows for improved lifting and sculpting abilities.

2. Desired Result

Think about the areas you want to focus on and your aesthetic objectives. Monophasic fillers can be the better option for those seeking natural-looking results and mild modifications.

3. Facial Anatomy

The best filler type for you depends mainly on your face’s structure. Whereas some places might need the dynamic volume that biphasic fillers provide, others might benefit from the smooth integration that monophasic fillers offer.

4. Repair and Longevity

Take into account your lifestyle and preferred methods of care and repair. Because of their dynamic nature, biphasic fillers may need more regular touch-ups than monophasic fillers, which usually provide long-lasting benefits.

5. Duration of the Outcomes

The durability of the desired results is another important consideration. The duration of effectiveness varies across different fillers.

Depending on the type of filler used and the patient’s metabolism, monophasic filler results typically last six months to a year. On the other hand, biphasic fillers normally have longer-lasting benefits. results can vary from 12 to 24 months.