CE Marked Time Machine Fine Plastic Micro Blunt Cannula Needle Sizes 25g 50mm 18g 70 mm Pcl Threads for Hyaluronic Acid

A blunt-tip cannula is a small tube with an unsharp rounded end, specifically designed for atraumatic intradermal injections of fluids, such as injectable fillers. This is more flexible and less traumatic than standard needles. Unlike needles, they can navigate through tissue easily without cutting or tearing blood vessels. This significantly decreases the risks of bleeding and bruising. Microcannulas can deliver fillers precisely over an area which would require multiple needle punctures. Fewer injections means less pain, more comfort, and less risk of complications.

Product Description

1,Made of high quality stainless steel
2,Different size available
3,Sterile package

4,Special design is available
5,Round tip and hole to avoid any damage
6,With graduation or without graduation

Product's advantages
1. Comfort: Patients undergoing cannula injection experience much less discomfort than during needle injections. The entire lip, nasolabial folds, mandibular sulcus, cheek, or temple area can be augmented through a single puncture site. Only 2-4 entry points are needed for full face injections.

2. Speed: Procedure with micro-cannula are less time-consuming, because of the techniques used and decreased need for anesthesia (numbing cream or injections).

3. Recovery: The social downtime associated with traditional technique is practically eliminated with less edema and swelling and minor bruising and/or vessel laceration.

4. Value:Fillers can be administered with greater precision so the results are more natural and less product is needed to treat most areas.

5. Flexibility: Cannula allows access to virtually any area of the facial anatomy for improvement with fillers. Previously hard to treat areas such as the delicate area under the eyes, hollow cheeks and vertical cheek wrinkles are easily corrected using this techniques.

6. New collagen: Research surgical care suggests that moving the micro cannula back-and-forth in the dermis, stimulates the fibroblasts to produce new collagen, even without the addition of fillers. As a results the skin begins to tighten by initiating growth factors.

Product operation process

Cannulas have a hollow bore, just like needles, allowing the filler to pass through into the tissue. However, instead of a sharp tip like needles, cannulas have a rounded, blunt end. It's a bit like a long needle, but the tip is blunt. The process involves numbing the skin with ice, then injecting a small amount of local anesthetic beneath the skin with a tiny needle. When the skin is numb, a needle is used to pierce the skin, and then the cannula is threaded into the puncture site, sliding along the natural planes of tissue, providing access to a large area for filler placement.
With just a small puncture on the cheek, it's possible to access bags located under the eyes, a spot that's tough to treat with needles because the skin in the area is so thin. Using this same access point, it's also possible to use fillers in the cheeks, all the way from the middle to the outer edge of the face.

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