Bonetta Deep Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler
HA Concentration
24 mg/mL
Lidocaine HCl
0.3%
Cross-linking Agent
BDDE (Residual < 0.2 ppm)
Particle Size
400 – 600 μm
Elastic Modulus (G’)
650 – 750 Pa
Swelling Ratio
< 1.0%
Phase Angle (δ)
< 5°
Estimated Duration
12 – 18 Months
Clinical Protocol
Target Depth
Mid-to-Deep Dermis (2.0 – 4.0 mm)
Needle Compatibility
27G ½” TW / 30G
Volume Configuration
Max 2.0 mL / Session
Touch-up Interval
4 – 6 Weeks Post-Initial Treatment
Technical & Safety Data
Endotoxin Level
< 0.05 EU/mg
pH Level
7.0 ± 0.5
Storage Requirements
2°C to 25°C (Avoid direct sunlight)
Shelf Life
24 Months from manufacturing date
ISO 13485:2016 / CE 0344 verified. Medical device strictly for use by board-certified practitioners. Contraindicated for patients with severe allergies, autoimmune disorders, or during pregnancy. Always conduct complete anamnesis prior to application.

David Brown –
Used it for nasolabial folds on 10+ patients, and the results are pretty consistent: good volume and that 24mg/ml HA density gives a nice lift. The duration can vary; one patient saw fading at 9 months, while others hit 15, so that ±15% variance disclaimer is legit.
Emma Taylor –
I’ve been using it for lip enhancements on my clients for the past 3 months, and they’re all raving about how natural it feels. The 24mg/ml HA combined with that 0.3% lidocaine makes the injections super smooth—barely any pain or swelling afterwards. The low G’ value (around 700 Pa) really helps with precise sculpting, and I love that it’s BDDE-free with 99.8% purity because it cuts down on redness. One client had her cheeks done, and the results lasted a full year, which is spot-on with the 9-18 month claim.