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Are Prejuva and fillers the same thing? In the game of trying to stay youthful and radiant, more and more people are turning to injectable treatments to reverse signs of ageing - and two popular go-tos are Prejuva and fillers. But, even though there are similarities between them, the two are actually very different anti-ageing treatments. So, let’s break them down...
Prejuva is formulated using concentrated, 'unlinked' hyaluronic acid - this means that the hyaluronic acid molecules are free to float around in the skin so this product disperses once it is injected. Prejuva is mainly used on the mid and lower face using a process known as the HylaFuse Technology™ technique. This technique has been designed to maximise the flow and spread of the injected Prejuva and will bring about a change all over the mid and lower face. Prejuva delivers intense hydration which plumps the skin, smoothing away fine lines and giving the skin a radiant glow. The presence of high concentrations of hyaluronic acid also aids the production of collagen and improves the overall health of the skin. And, just like most fillers, hyaluronic acid is also the main player here, being injected into 10 different points of the face (5 on each side). More information about Prejuva, please CONTACT US.
Dermal fillers use a Hyaluronic Acid based substance to plump specific areas of the face, including the cheeks, jawline, lips and chin. This semi-permanent treatment helps to restore areas that have lost volume as age (e.g. under eye bags), address areas of imbalance such as weak chins, and reshape places such as the jawline and nose. More information about AQUA SECRET dermal filler, please contact us!
But, even though both fillers and Prejuva involve HA being injected into the face to undo signs of ageing, this is where the similarities stop. Let’s look at some differences between the treatments to help you tell your Prejuva from your fillers.
The hyaluronic acid used in dermal filler injections differs from the hyaluronic acid used in Prejuva injections. The HA in fillers is thicker and more viscous, while Prejuva injections have a runny consistency. Additionally, the HA in fillers is combined with other ingredients, whereas Prejuva uses highly concentrated and purified HA. Therefore, although both injectables contain hyaluronic acid, the type used in each is quite distinct.
After dermal filler injections, the hyaluronic acid remains in the injected area. In contrast, Prejuva works differently. Once the Prejuva injections provide hydration through ten shots, the HA disperses beneath the skin, spreading its moisturizing effects across the entire face.
Dermal filler treatments target specific areas of the face, such as the cheeks, deep wrinkles, and lips. Multiple filler treatments can be done, but each session focuses on one area at a time. On the other hand, Prejuva treatment is not limited to a single area. Its purpose is to plump, refresh, and tighten the entire face.
After a patient has had their first two treatments a month apart, most doctors recommend a top-up every six months. Skin boosters like Prejuva can have a significant impact on how we age in the long run, thanks to the way they stimulate our own natural collagen and elastin synthesis, As we get older our lines become deeper and we lose elasticity which is compounded by various environmental elements and lifestyle factors such as drinking, sun exposure, smoking. Prejuva increases the skin's firmness, making it less prone to fine lines and wrinkles and the benefits can be longer-lasting than traditional dermal fillers.
Dermax is the manufacture of Prejuva, If you are a beauty practitioner, you know how challenging it is to find high-quality supplies. Get in touch with us and let us help you get the best products at the best price. Otherwise, Dermax offers genuine dermal fillers, skin booster, plla fillers and more for your medical practice to help your patients look and feel better for less. CONTACT US.
