Hyaluron Pen is a new category as a beauty procedure. Although being simple, the device is incredibly multifunctional. Why? Because you can do a great deal with this little tool – it combines approaches that have so far being used in other fields.

As one should know the technology was nothing new in the device itself. The basic principle has been used for inserting insulin for years. However, now it is used to hydrate skin, correct wrinkles and retain moisture. It started steady growth in smaller in beauty aesthetic groups from then on. After larger introductions in the early autumn of 2018, it became widely more popular. The blow-out point was autumn 2018.

One of the best things when it comes to Hyaluron Pen is simplicity. It is a simple procedure that allows inserting hyaluronic acid into the very upper layer of skin in a very safe manner. When it comes to legal aspects, you of course must find out your local legislation. Everyone must clarify the rules and regulations in her specific perspective location of providing the service. As stated all over this site, we take no responsibility regarding how you use this information, we urge you to contact local fiscal health officers regarding that treatment and the device.

Well, as a matter of fact, those two belong in different universes that overlap only a tiny bit. Namely, fillers are injections that can have a large effect on the overall look of the human face. The thicker the filler is, the deeper it is injected and the larger and usually also permanent the effect is. When it comes to Hyaluron Pen the fillers that can be used are very liquid and can only be inserted to the upper layer of skin. This means that it only competes with a small category of HA fillers (mostly moisturizing) that do the same thing. Whilst being limited when it comes to deeper or subnormal injections (where filler injections are used to achieve results), Hyaluron Pen is good for the very superficial cosmetic procedures.

Once again, those two also are a very different device. When it comes to overall vitalizing of the facial skin, Hyaluron Pen can do a pretty good job. When it comes to wrinkles, it has limitations regarding very superficial wrinkles (caused by the movement of muscles) or very deep wrinkles (usually in the facial skin of truly old clients). With the most common depth according to various wrinkle-rating scales, the Hyaluron Pen does a pretty good job. We can say that the principle technique of increasing the HA contents of the skin works better than many other treatments. And that all concerns just the removal of wrinkles.

No, no and no once again. Compared to countless beauty procedures that act as ‘vitamins’ making something a little bit of better, Hyaluron Pen is a different type of solution. The client has a problem and Hyaluron Pen solves it elegantly – i.e. wrinkles. Heavy and deep smile lines propose a problem – simple. Hyaluron Pen provides a solution that works – wrinkles disappear. Thus, in this sense, we can be talking about a concrete problem solver not just another one of those “enhancing” solutions that definitely make something a little bit better, however, does not solve the true problem. When you want a change that can clearly be seen, then we absolutely suggest, you opt in for the Hyaluron Pen.

No, it is not like Botox. First, Botox is not a filler and it is never injected into lips (however, sometimes some client truly believe that it is). As one should know Botox just temporarily cuts off the nerve signals to some muscles and thus limits the movements of those, achieving smoother skin as the wrinkles are now deepened by muscle movement. When it comes to Hyaluron Pen, it delivers very low viscosity, low elasticity filler into lips or facial skin. Two totally different tools that can sometimes solve the same problem. Is one better than the other? Well, not necessarily. As we all know, injecting Botox can be a way more dangerous, if the person is not an absolute professional who has enough medical and aesthetic beauty intervention background.

A few things to consider when booking your Hyaluron Pen Filler service:

• You cannot have the service if you have any open sores or wounds

• You cannot have the procedure if you still have other fillers in the same area.
• You cannot wear makeup until the area heals, approx. 7 days.
• You cannot get in heat, or sweat, or workout for 72 hours.
• You cannot share a syringe with someone. NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Yes, you may swell.
• Yes, you may bruise.
• Yes, you may bleed a tiny bit.
• No, it is not applied with a needle. Think of it more like a tiny hammer, that taps it into the surface of the skin. (Client tells us there’s no discomfort during the procedures.