Dermalax Deep Plus 1.1ml Clinical Specifications
Monophasic cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler. Viscoelastic gel matrix formulation for subcutaneous volumetric correction.
Regulatory classification: Class III Medical Device (CE 2265). Manufacturing protocol compliant with ISO 13485:2016 standards.
Composition Profile
HA Concentration: 24.0 mg/mL
Lidocaine HCl: 3.0 mg/mL (0.3%)
Free BDDE Limit: < 0.1 ppm
Endotoxin Limit: < 0.2 EU/mL
Rheology & Mechanics
Storage Modulus (G’): 650-700 Pa
Particle Size: 120-150 μm
Phase Angle (δ): < 10°
Extrusion Force: 10-15 N
Application Protocol
Anatomical Target: Deep dermis to superficial subcutaneous tissue layer (3.0-5.0mm depth).
Injection Methodology: Retrograde linear threading, serial puncture technique.
Supplied Apparatus: 2x 27G 13mm Ultra-Thin Wall (UTW) sterile needles.
Volume Allowance: 0.1-0.2ml per pass. Maximum 2.0ml per clinical session.
Clinical Safety & Storage Notice
Product strictly restricted to certified medical practitioners. Contraindicated for patients with lidocaine hypersensitivity, autoimmune disorders, or during pregnancy/lactation.
HA retention duration: 12-18 months (Clinical variance ±30% based on individual metabolic rate and injection plane).
Storage requirement: 2°C to 25°C. Strictly prohibit freezing. Shelf life: 24 months from manufacturing date.


Dr. Lucas Grant –
As a practitioner, I’ve used premium fillers like Juvederm, but Dermalax Deep Plus holds up surprisingly well. The low BDDE residue (<0.1%) and high G’-value give it great lift for deep folds. I used it on a client’s nasolabial folds—results lasted 14 months with proper aftercare. For the cost, it’s a reliable alternative to big brands.
Emily Thompson –
I was skeptical about trying Dermalax Deep Plus since it’s my first dermal filler. The 0.3% lidocaine made the process way more comfortable than I expected. I noticed natural volume in my cheeks within days, no weird lumps. For the price, it’s a steal!