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MEDICAL DISCLAIMER & SAFETY NOTICE Sayori's HA Filler Rheology + Recommendations
What to expect?
Expect a medium level decision on HA filler after this
What to expect?
Expect a medium level decision on HA filler after this
Table Of Contents
| Ha filler Rheology |
| How to choose filler based on metrics in this guide |
| Some korean filler brands for each area |
| The studies if you want the look at the info yourself |
Ha filler Rheology
Pre thread vocab:
G*:
a measure of the overall viscoelastic properties,
G′:
a measure of the elastic properties
G″:
a measure of the viscous properties
tan δ:
tan delta, a measure of the ratio of the elastic to viscous properties
Gel cohesivity:
“Gel cohesion (also called cohesivity) represents the adhesion forces within the gel and characterizes how a filler behaves as a gel deposit once injected”
Water uptake:
“Water uptake (or swelling factor) is a measure of the ability of the HA gel to swell from water uptake and is a function of both HA concentration and degree of crosslinking.”
HA Concentration (mg/mL):
“This measure is the total amount of HA found in the filler, comprising both insoluble crosslinked HA and the soluble HA mostly derived from noncrosslinked HA added to facilitate the passing of the gel through a needle.”How to choose filler based on metrics in this guide
Now now then boyos, let's get to the fun stuff now that yall read the “pre thread vocab”
Types of fillers you want for each area:
Lips:
For lips you want a low to medium G’, low cohesivity, and low water uptake ( For natural results), If you ngas want projection/volumization choose a filler that has medium to high cohesivity.
Lower face:
Medium to high G’and low to medium cohesivity. This combo will look natural in the mid face as its a mobile area. Water intake, medium to high you want a lil plush look. Medium you can get away with some bloat ig, it kind helps smooth it a lil.
Upper face:
temporal fossa:
High G’ for temporal fossa with medium to high cohesity for filling and volume restoration. Water intake medium as to much swelling and you will look uncanny like a balloon
Forehead:
Medium to High G’ for forehead contour, with low to medium cohesivity for molding and some degree of spreading Medium water intake too much and you'll look like a bloated.
Mid face:
Infraorbital area/ tear troughs:
Low to medium G’ and low cohesivity so its spreadable to prevent over correction, lumps, bumps. Very low water intake!!! Boyo if you have anything above this enjoy having puffy eye bags jfl.
Zygomatic and submalar areas:
Medium to high G’ to resist shearing, and medium to high cohesivity to resist compression and maintain projection. Low to medium water intake you dont want to much, again the uncanny balloon look if it gets to high. Low water intake, the lower the better you want a lean look.
Nose, Jawline, and Chin:
High G’ and medium to high cohesivity to enhance contour and provide structure ( This has a high resistance to deformation and high lift capacity )
Water intake note:
The swelling factor/ water intake rule of thumb boyos:
Higher cross link/ G’= lower water intake
High Ha concentration ( more then 24mg per ml )= high water intake
Biphasic= lower swelling
Monophasic= Higher swelling
Table - PMC
Note:
When going to purchase you may see things named crosslink, ha chain length, ha concentration, cross linking patterns, degree of modification (MoD), particle size/gel calibration. These are only the root causes to the metrics above. You don't have to worry about this stuff. ( unless for some reason u have to infer without final metrics like these using only the root cause info)
Note on filler water intake:
“Cohesive products are further away from their equilibrium of swelling and therefore, possess a greater propensity for swelling. It is important to note that the swelling factor of a gel is not synonymous with tissue swelling, which is a result of trauma caused by the injection procedure.”
Some korean filler brands for each area
These are just recommendations, do your own research
Lips:
Revolax deep, or neuramis deep
Lower face:
Dermalax deep plus, or Elravie deep
Upper face:
Revolax Volume, or Yvoire Volume
Forehead:
Neuramis Volume, Chaeum premium no.3
Mid face:
Chaeum premium no.1, or Neuramis light
Zygomatic and submalar areas:
Revolax sub Q, or Elravie ultra volume
Nose, Jawline, and Chin:
Chaeum premium no.4, or Revolax sub Q, medeyra shape
The studies if you want the look at the info yourself
Evaluation of the Hydrophilic, Cohesive, and Physical Properties of Eight Hyaluronic Acid Fillers: Clinical Implications of Gel Differentiation - PMC
Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers are used to treat an array of aesthetic indications. Proper filler selection is paramount for successful patient outcomes. However, many important physiochemical and physical properties that impact HA gel behavior remain ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Rheologic and Physicochemical Characteristics of Hyaluronic Acid Fillers: Overview and Relationship to Product Performance - PMC
Injections with hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers for facial rejuvenation and soft-tissue augmentation are among the most popular aesthetic procedures worldwide. Many HA fillers are available with unique manufacturing processes and distinct in vitro ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
If you want a guide with video of me preforming some type of jaw filler, get me hmm like 100 reps or sum, also wish a nga luck on getting contributor
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