This is a flexible, blunt-tip micro-cannula with an ultra-thin wall, used to place dermal fillers and mesotherapy solutions with less trauma than a sharp needle. It is supplied 24 pieces per box and offered across multiple size options.
What it is
A thin, flexible micro-cannula with a rounded (blunt) tip and an ultra-thin wall. Unlike a sharp needle, the blunt tip pushes tissue and vessels aside rather than cutting through them.
Why blunt-tip
The blunt, flexible tip lowers the chance of piercing blood vessels, which reduces bruising, swelling and the risk of intravascular filler placement during injection.
How it is used
Introduced through a small entry port, the cannula is advanced through the subcutaneous plane to deposit filler or mesotherapy solution along a path, allowing broader coverage from fewer entry points.
Sizes & pack
Offered in multiple size options and supplied as 24 sterile, single-use pieces per box.
| Type | Flexible blunt-tip micro-cannula, ultra-thin wall |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 30G |
| Size options | Multiple (11 size options on the product page) |
| Tip | Blunt / rounded — atraumatic |
| Use | Dermal filler placement and mesotherapy |
| Sterility | Sterile, single-use |
| Pack size | 24 pieces per box |
- Select the size option appropriate to the area and the filler being placed.
- Create the entry point with the recommended pre-hole needle, then advance the blunt cannula slowly through the subcutaneous plane.
- Use the blunt tip and flexibility to fan product from fewer entry points, keeping movements smooth to limit trauma.
- Aspirate/observe as appropriate; the blunt tip reduces — but does not eliminate — vascular risk.
- Use one sterile cannula per patient; do not reuse or re-sterilise.
- Dispose of used cannulas as clinical sharps per local regulations.
What is a micro-cannula and how is it different from a needle?
A micro-cannula is a thin, flexible tube with a blunt, rounded tip and a side opening. Where a sharp needle cuts straight through tissue, a blunt cannula slides between structures and tends to push vessels aside rather than piercing them.
What gauge is it?
It is a 30-gauge cannula with an ultra-thin wall, offered across multiple size options selectable on the product page.
Why choose a blunt tip over a sharp needle?
The blunt tip lowers the likelihood of puncturing blood vessels, which means less bruising and swelling and a reduced risk of accidentally injecting filler into a vessel.
How many are in a box?
24 sterile, single-use pieces per box.
What is it used for?
Placing dermal fillers and mesotherapy solutions, especially where a single entry point is used to treat a wider area such as cheeks, tear troughs (by trained injectors), nasolabial folds or the body.
Does it still need an entry point?
Yes. Because the tip is blunt, a small entry hole is usually made first with a pre-hole needle, after which the cannula is advanced through that opening.
Is it reusable?
No. Each cannula is sterile and single-use; it should be used for one patient and then discarded as clinical sharps.
Does a blunt cannula remove all vascular risk?
No. It meaningfully lowers the risk compared with a sharp needle, but careful technique, slow advancement and sound anatomical knowledge remain essential.

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