Changzhou KangXin Medical Instruments Co., Ltd.

In today's medical and aesthetic industry, the use of fillers more and more common, especially facial rejuvenation and contouring. With the development of technology, filler cannula, as a new injection tool, receives more and more attention because of its unique advantages. This article will discuss in detail the use of syringes filling agent, advantages, cautions and future trends.

First, the basic concept of syringe

Filler cannulas are tools specifically designed to inject skin fillers and are more flexible and less invasive than traditional needles. The needle is designed to slide through subcutaneous tissue, reducing damage to blood vessels and nerves and thus reducing the risk of complications.

Second, the use of filler cannula

1. Preoperative preparation

Adequate communication between the doctor and the patient is essential before administering a filler cannula. First, doctors should understand the needs and expectations of patients in detail, develop personalized treatment program. Before Surgery, your doctor will perform the following steps:

Consultation and evaluation: through face-to-face communication, the physician assesses the patient's facial structure, skin status, and suitability of the injection site.

Anesthetic treatment: to reduce discomfort during the injection, the doctor will apply a local anesthetic cream to the injection area, or use a small dose of local anesthetic for injection.

Disinfection: before the injection, the doctor will carry out thorough disinfection of the treatment area to reduce the risk of infection.

2. The injection process

The injection of fillers is a delicate process that requires extensive experience and professional skills. The steps are as follows:

Mark the injection area: the Doctor uses a special marker pen to mark the area of the face that needs to be filled to ensure the injection is accurate and symmetrical.

Insert Syringe: the Doctor uses a smaller needle to create a tiny entry point at the mark, and then gently inserts the packing syringe into the entry point.

filler cannula: as the fillers are pushed in, the doctor slowly returns the syringe to ensure that the fillers are evenly distributed. This process allows for the use of"Puncture techniques" that allow the fillers to form a natural effect under the skin.

Massage and adjustment: after the injection, the doctor will gently massage the injection area to ensure that the filling agent evenly distributed and natural appearance.

3. Postoperative care

After the injection, the patient needs to follow the doctor's advice for postoperative care to ensure the best results:

Ice: within 24 hours of injection, patients can use ice packs to cool the injection area to reduce swelling and congestion.

Avoid stress: patients are advised to avoid putting pressure on the injection site or performing strenuous exercise for the next few days.

Regular follow-up: Patients should be scheduled for follow-up, so that doctors evaluate the effect of filling, and make the necessary adjustments.

Third, the advantages of filler cannula

The use of syringes for injection with filler cannula has several notable advantages:

Less Trauma: the packing syringe is designed to slide under the skin, reducing damage to blood vessels and nerves and reducing the risk of complications.

Even distribution: because of the needle's flexibility, doctors can better control the distribution of fillers, resulting in a more natural effect.

Recovery Time is short: compared to traditional injections, patients who use needles usually have a shorter recovery time and can resume daily activities more quickly.

Iv. Points for attention

In spite of the many advantages of filler cannula, the following should be noted when using them:

Choose a qualified doctor: Patients should select a trained and qualified doctor for injection to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Understand the type of fillers: different types of fillers have different characteristics, patients should be fully communicate with their doctors, choose the most suitable product.

Side effects: as with all medical procedures, filler injections can cause side effects such as redness, swelling, and congestion. Patients should be aware of these risks and seek medical attention if necessary.

With the development of science and technology, the design and materials of filler cannulas are also being improved. In the future, more advanced needles are likely to emerge, further reducing trauma and complications. In addition, combined with the development of new fillers, doctors will be able to provide more personalized treatment options to meet the needs of different patients.