Styline Filler

Filling and smoothing of wrinkles See

STYLINE®

Technology is on the way
Hyaluronic acid, "molecule for hydration" 1

All STYLINE products are based on hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring molecule in the human body, particularly in the skin and mucous membranes. It can hold up to 1000 times its weight in water 2 , thus contributing to the hydration and toning of the tissues involved 3 .

Hyaluronic acid has a short life and is water soluble, which means it needs to be stabilized before being injected into the skin tissue. To do this, a proprietary technical process called “cross-linking” is used to link HA molecules together to create a cohesive HA gel for skin smoothing, lifting and/or volumizing that lasts for months. The duration of treatment depends on many factors, such as the patient's skin type and structure, age, lifestyle, the area treated, and the injection technique used by the practitioner.

AESTHETIC MEDICINE
STYLINE® (available with or without Lidocaine) is a range of innovative monophasic cross-linked injectable dermal fillers that contain hyaluronic acid and antioxidants: Mannitol or Sorbitol.

Medical devices for professional use. Only to be injected by an authorized medical professional.

STYLINE®

Made with passion and expertise.

STYLINE has developed “IP Technology” (Interlocking Networks), a unique cross-linking technology of hyaluronic acid that precisely determines the viscoelastic properties of each product4. From a clinical perspective, the key product attributes desired by physicians are their ability to lift skin tissue, provide mechanical support and spread easily. To achieve these desired effects, an HA gel must have a unique combination of elasticity and viscosity5. These specific viscoelastic properties determine where the gel is injected and allow it to respond to the various mechanical stresses it is subjected to in the tissue. This causes the 4 interconnected HA networks to overlap:

It improves the fluidity of the products, especially the viscosity, to ensure good injectability of the product.
It maintains the partial independence of the overlapping HA networks while increasing the density of chemical nodes.
Ensures the consistency of the HA gel and its monophasic properties.