Micro Cross-Linked Hyaluronic Acid
Stimulate Micro Cross-Linked HA
Skin hydration · Rejuvenation
Stimulate contains micro cross-linked hyaluronic acid at 20 mg/ml. It is the Aphorage Gloryal formulation focused on skin hydration and rejuvenation, supplied as two 1 ml pre-filled syringes for professional use.
CE-marked product. Contact RAMCODE for regulatory documentation.
HA Concentration
20 mg/ml
Cross-linking
Micro cross-linked
Gel Hardness
Soft
Needle
30G sharp needles
Clinical Application
Treatment Areas
About
Stimulate Product Overview
Stimulate contains micro cross-linked sodium hyaluronate at 20 mg/ml. The product catalogue positions this formulation for skin hydration and rejuvenation and describes a soft gel supplied as two 1 ml pre-filled syringes.
Unlike RePLLAy, the combined HA and PLLA formulation, Stimulate is an HA-only product according to the supplied catalogue. Assess its individual specifications and intended use using the current product documentation.
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Technical Data
Product Specifications
Specifications are summarised from the supplied product catalogue. Indicative durations are not guaranteed outcomes. Consult the current instructions for use and supporting technical documentation for your territory.
20 mg/ml Micro Cross-linked HA | Soft gel | 30G | 3 sessions × 4 weeks | 2 × 1ml
HA Concentration
20 mg/ml
Cross-linking
Micro cross-linked
Gel Hardness
Soft
Needle
30G sharp needles
Injection Level
Deep dermis
Suggested Plan (Catalogue)
3 sessions, 4 weeks apart
Volume
2 × 1ml
Packaging
2 syringes × 1ml pre-filled
Formulation Information
Micro Cross-Linked HA Formulation
Stimulate contains micro cross-linked sodium hyaluronate at 20 mg/ml. The supplied catalogue describes a soft gel intended within the portfolio for skin hydration and rejuvenation. For information on intended use, precautions and supporting performance data, request the current technical documentation.
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