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Bonetta filler, typically BDDE-stabilized hyaluronic acid, lasts 6–12 months on average, varying by area: 6–8 months for nasolabial folds, 9–12 for temples. Proper post-care—avoiding heat... Continue reading

To extend Bonetta filler longevity, choose BDDE-stabilized hyaluronic acid with lidocaine (slower enzymatic breakdown). Inject at 2–3mm depth (subdermal layer) to reduce surface metabolism, prolonging... Continue reading

The primary danger zone is the glabella, nasal area, and forehead due to high-risk vessels like the supratrochlear artery. A crucial technique is to always... Continue reading

Chaeum filler typically lasts 6 to 12 months. Its longevity depends on the injection site (e.g., lips metabolize faster), the product’s HA concentration (often 20-24mg/ml),... Continue reading

​The primary ingredient is non-animal, cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA), often at concentrations of 20-24mg/ml for optimal viscosity and lift. It is commonly combined with lidocaine... Continue reading

Chaeum hyaluronic acid filler typically lasts 6-12 months. Its longevity, influenced by individual metabolic rate and injection technique, can be extended with a 1-2ml initial... Continue reading

Elasty G Plus generally lasts 12–18 months, with 18-month longevity in low-mobility areas (e.g., cheeks) due to 85% BDDE crosslinking (vs. 70% standard HA), and... Continue reading

Avoid Elasty D Plus in active acne (infection risk +30%), pregnant/nursing women, or thin skin areas (<0.8mm, e.g., periorbital, raises nodule risk 40%); contraindicated with... Continue reading

Elasty D Plus outlasts HA fillers via higher crosslinking density (80% vs. 60% in standard HA) using BDDE, forming tighter 3D networks that slow enzyme... Continue reading