Both are the same 24 mg/ml, 100% cross-linked HA built with HENM technology in a 50 ml bottle, but they differ in gel firmness. Wanna Fill Soft – this product – is the more pliable gel, generally chosen for natural-feeling filling and shaping. Wanna Fill Hard is the firmer, higher-cohesivity gel chosen for sculpting and defined projection where the contour must resist displacement. The choice depends on the area and the result the practitioner wants.

The Soft gel is suited to areas and goals where a natural, supple result matters more than rigid structural lift – for example softer filling and shaping of the breasts, buttocks, or legs, and correcting asymmetry. Because it is more pliable, it tends to feel more natural under the skin, whereas the Hard version is preferred for firm sculpting.

No. Available sources indicate Wanna Fill is supplied without lidocaine. This means the practitioner manages any anesthesia separately according to their own protocol. The procedure itself is described as painless and not requiring anesthesia.

Across sources, a single application is consistently reported to last about 12-15 months, extending up to roughly 2 years with careful maintenance. As a biocompatible HA gel it gradually dissolves through normal metabolism, so periodic repeat treatment maintains the result. Individual duration varies.

The HA is 100% cross-linked, produced by a biotechnological (non-animal) method, which lowers the risk of animal-protein-related reactions. As a hyaluronic acid filler it can also be dissolved with hyaluronidase if adjustment or reversal is needed.