The hybrid filler integrates two technologies within a single implant:

• Prompt action – Hyaluronic Acid

Restores volume immediately upon injection. It imparts hydration, firmness, and luminosity to the tissue. It offers immediate enhancement of contours and correction of pronounced wrinkles.

Progressive action – Calcium Hydroxyapatite (CaHA) Hollow microspheres form a three-dimensional framework. They facilitate the deposition of type I and type III collagen via the activation of fibroblasts.

• They constitute a pliable cartilaginous framework that enhances both
  firmness and elasticity.

It offers a prolonged lifting effect and structural revitalization.

• Added benefit: each injection delivers approximately 25% greater effective
  volume compared to a conventional HA-only filler.

Instructions

Indicated for moderate to severe wrinkles and regions exhibiting considerable volume loss:

Nasolabial creases

• Puppet scripts
• Facial contours and zygomatic arches
• Chin
• Jawline
• Nasal dorsum (structural rhinoplasty)
• General facial structure
• Not appropriate for fine wrinkles or delicate regions.

Technique:

Deep intradermal or deep subcutaneous injection utilizing:

• 27G–25G needle
• 25G–22G Cannula

Common methodologies:

Linear back-injection

• Deep bolus at structural junctures
• Fanning on the cheek and facial contours
• Superficial smoothing utilizing a hybrid technique (not suitable for
  fine wrinkles)

Adverse effects

Typically mild and fleeting:

Erythema

• Edema
• Sensitivity
• Hematomas
• Transient induration
• Rare:

Inflammatory nodules

• Hypersensitivity responses
• Vascular complications (management in accordance with tblihdtl)