Cannulae Injection Techniques
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Anti-Wrinkle Injections
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Anti-Wrinkle Injections
Cannulae Injection Techniques
This procedure uses Pix'L Cannulae to provide effective treatment with minimum downtime.
This means that the risk of bruising and swelling from facial injectables is becoming a thing of the past.
The pix’L® flexible microcannula device from Q-Med, manufacturers of the Restylane® family of dermal fillers Cannulas are devices with elongated, fine flexible tubes.
A needle is used to pierce the patient’s skin and is then replaced by a cannula which can be used to introduce tissue fillers to several sites. Cannulae have revolutionised the process of dermal filler injections.
Advantags to treatment are:
- Fewer entry points and therefore less tissue trauma for patients
- Easier injection process
- Reduction in swelling
- Reduction in pain and discomfort
- Reduction in bruising