TEOSYAL® RHA3

Teosyal RHA 3 is a transparent, sterile, injectable gel made of cross-linked hyaluronic acid of non-animal origin. This dermal filler also contains lidocaine hydrochloride for its anesthetic properties. Inject into deep wrinkles to smooth the texture of aging dermal tissue. Only authorized medical personnel should administer Teosyal, as this will ensure patient safety and provide optimal results.

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Each package contains 2 prefilled 1ml syringes, 4-27G ½” needles, a packaging insert, and 4 traceability labels.

Teosyal RHA 3 is a temporary dermal treatment made with a mixture of cross-linked non-animal hyaluronic acid(HA) and non-modified HA, with lidocaine added as an anesthetic to reduce pain and discomfort during applications. The HA in this treatment acts similarly to the natural HA, helping it to move and stretch with the skin in highly mobile areas.

Teosyal RHA 3 contains a combination of cross-linked hyaluronic acid(HA) and non-modified HA. While the cross-linked HA helps this solution to last longer before breaking down, the non-modified HA helps to make the substance more elastic. This ability to stretch helps Teosyal move with the skin, providing more natural-looking results. Together, these two forms of HA are able to absorb up to 1000 times their weight in moisture, filling and supporting the dermal structure while retaining hydration. Over time, these substances will gradually break down within your patient’s dermal tissue, allowing them to be resorbed into the body.

Teosyal RHA 3 is comprised of cross-linked hyaluronic acid (23mg), lidocaine hydrochloride (3mg), and a phosphate buffer (pH 7.3, qs ad 1ml).

Only trained medical professionals should inject Teosyal RHA 3. You may need to perform 1 or 2 initial treatment sessions, depending on your patients’ individual needs. You should not inject more than 3ml in 1 treatment session. To use this properly, slowly inject it into your patient’s deep dermis at the correction site using the linear threading injection technique. Injecting too deeply may not give visible results, while placing it at too shallow a depth may give inconsistent results. After insertion, gently massage your patient’s skin to help ensure even product distribution.

Doctors, such as plastic surgeons and dermatologists, use Teosyal RHA 3 to reduce the appearance of deep wrinkles in aging skin. As this is a temporary treatment, your patient will need to undergo touch-up treatments about 1 to 2 times a year to maintain their desired results.

Teosyal RHA 3’s formula helps it stretch with the skin, making it most suitable for the mobile areas of your patient’s face. These include the vertical lip lines, nasogenian folds, and other deep lines and creases. You can also use it to augment your patient’s cheeks, restore the shape of their face, or fill depressions caused by scars.

Teosyal results should last for around 6 to 9 months, so your patients should visit your clinic for a treatment session once or twice a year.

Patients suitable for Teosyal RHA 3 treatments exhibit moderate to severe age-related wrinkling, such as nasogenian folds or vertical lip lines. They should not have a history of hypersensitivity to these ingredients.

Teosyal RHA 3 outperforms other brands in the dynamic areas of the face in terms of durability and improvement of lines and wrinkles. Buy today from Medica Depot for quality-assured, authentic, and branded products at wholesale pricing.

Your patients may experience side effects similar to those from other hyaluronic acid injections, such as erythema (redness), swelling, and discomfort at the treatment site. These side effects usually resolve themselves within a few days. Moreover, the lidocaine in Teosyal RHA 3 should help reduce pain and discomfort from the insertion. Other possible side effects could include itching, temporary loss of sensitivity at the injection site, hematoma, abscesses, induration (skin hardness), nodules or granulomas, discoloration, necrosis, or migration of the implant. Your patients could also experience hypersensitivity or anaphylactic shock. Any serious effects should be reported to a medical professional.