CaHA / HAP
FengHAP 30% Calcium Hydroxylapatite Filler 1cc
- Concentration
- 30% CaHA
- Material / Composition
- HA + calcium hydroxylapatite
- Volume / Specification
- 1cc / 1ml
Product Portfolio Collagen Biostimulators
Biostimulators
Clinical Formulations & Supply
Mineral and polymer biostimulators for structural support and progressive collagen response — not HA gels.
4 Published specifications
5 Application areas
On request Documentation basis
Collagen biostimulators including calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) for bone-anchored facial lifting/nasal bridge contouring and poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) for progressive collagen stimulation.
Available specifications
Biostimulators range
PLLA
PLLA Poly-L-Lactic Acid Powder 365mg PLLA + 5ml Lysozyme
- Material / Composition
- Poly-L-lactic acid; kit includes lysozyme vial
- Volume / Specification
- 365mg PLLA + 5ml Lysozyme
- Package format
- 1 vial 365mg PLLA + 1 vial 5ml Lysozyme
PLLA
Swiss PLLA Collagen Bio-Stimulatory Filler 365mg
- Material / Composition
- PLLA; tripeptide-5; tripeptide-10; glutathio…
- Volume / Specification
- 365mg PLLA + 5ml Lysozyme
- Package format
- 1 vial 365mg PLLA + 1 vial 5ml Lysozyme
CaHA / HAP
FengHAP Calcium Hydroxylapatite Skin Booster 3ml
- Concentration
- 18mg/ml HA + 0.5% CaHA
- Material / Composition
- 18mg/ml non-crosslinked HA + 0.5% CaHA
- Volume / Specification
- 3ml
Application areas
Where biostimulators are specified
Match the treatment area to the product property that makes it suitable, then confirm the specification against your protocol.
Nasal bridge & dorsum augmentation
CaHA at 30% provides immediate bone-level structural support at the dorsum.
Chin projection & jawline structure
High-percentage CaHA resists deformation at structural anchor points.
Cheekbone & mid-face support
Structural CaHA suits bone-anchored lifting rather than soft-tissue filling.
Progressive collagen stimulation
PLLA powder is positioned for gradual global neocollagenesis.
Skin quality via biostimulation
The 0.5% CaHA booster targets surface quality rather than structure.
Selection guide
How to choose
- 01
Choose between CaHA and PLLA based on the structural role — CaHA provides immediate bone-level support and contouring (ideal for nose, chin, eyebrow bone), while PLLA is positioned for gradual global neocollagenesis.
- 02
Check the active content precisely: CaHA in percentage (e.g. 30%, 0.5%), PLLA in mg (e.g. 365 mg).
- 03
Confirm whether the product ships as a powder plus diluent or as a ready-to-use gel.
- 04
Verify the reconstitution and dilution protocol is documented before purchase.
Procurement
Key procurement factors
- PLLA vs CaHA category and active concentration
- Powder + diluent vs ready-to-use format
- Reconstitution protocol documentation
- Vial count and package components
- Storage conditions (some formats require controlled temperature)
- Available product documentation
Documentation basis
This category is not covered by the published quality management certificates, which state a scope covering cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler gel and medical sodium hyaluronate gel. Available documents vary by product and destination market.
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Procurement checklist
Work through these points before placing a first order. Each one maps to a field on the technical specification sheet.
- Decide between CaHA (structural, immediate) and PLLA (gradual, global)
- Verify the active content — CaHA in %, PLLA in mg
- Confirm whether the format is ready-to-use gel or powder plus diluent
- Check that the reconstitution protocol is documented
- Verify storage conditions for the format you are ordering
- Confirm the vial count and package components
- Note that the published ISO certificates do not cover this category — confirm the documentation available for your market
- Confirm MOQ and lead time
Buyer questions
Biostimulators FAQ
What is the difference between PLLA and CaHA?
CaHA (calcium hydroxylapatite) is a mineral-based biostimulator supplied as a gel, providing instant bone-like structural support (especially for nose, chin and ligament lifting). PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid) is a synthetic biodegradable polymer supplied as a powder that stimulates collagen gradually.
Does the ISO quality management certificate cover these products?
The quality management system certificates we publish state a specific manufacturing scope covering cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler gel and medical sodium hyaluronate gel for export. PLLA and CaHA are separate product categories and are not automatically covered by that stated scope.
Can biostimulators be private labelled?
Private label options depend on the specific formulation and packaging. Contact us to confirm what is available for the product and volume you are considering.
Recommended reading
Guides for this category
Clinical Science
CaHA vs PLLA vs PCL: Choosing a Collagen Biostimulator
CaHA, PLLA, and PCL are grouped commercially as collagen biostimulators, but they share almost nothing at the level of material chemistry, packaging, or ordering unit. Sourcing them correctly means reading three different specification languages.
Clinical Science
Nose Filler Products for Clinics: A Selection Guide
Nasal-region work is the most specification-sensitive application in facial injectables, and it is where buying on price alone fails hardest. This guide is written for the people placing the purchase order: what differs between product formats, which rheological values matter, and how to verify that the product in the box matches the product on the datasheet.
Private label
Own-brand biostimulators?
Logo, retail box, label, leaflet and blister paper can be customized on this range. MOQ and lead time depend on the formulation and packaging combination you choose.
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