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HA Dermal Fillers
Clinical Formulations & Supply

Cross-linked HA gels across four injection-depth grades, from fine-line correction to deep facial shaping and body-scale volumes.

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21 Published specifications
8 Application areas
QMS scope Documentation basis

Monophase cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal fillers for facial contouring, wrinkle correction, nose/chin shaping and lip enhancement — supplied to distributors, importers and clinics with OEM and private label support.

Available specifications

Dermal Fillers range

Application areas

Where dermal fillers are specified

Match the treatment area to the product property that makes it suitable, then confirm the specification against your protocol.

Selection guide

How to choose

  1. 01

    Match gel rheology to the treatment plane: fine lines in the superficial dermis need a lower-viscosity gel than deep facial shaping (nose, chin, jawline).

  2. 02

    Check the declared HA concentration (mg/ml) and whether the product is monophase or biphasic — this drives lift, projection and injection feel.

  3. 03

    Confirm the volume range you need. Facial syringes typically run 1–2 ml; body contouring needs 10–100 ml bottled formats.

  4. 04

    Verify lidocaine content if you are buying for comfort-focused protocols.

  5. 05

    Confirm packaging components (syringe, needles, instructions) match your market labeling requirements.

Procurement

Key procurement factors

  • Concentration and cross-linking technology stated on the specification sheet
  • Monophase vs biphasic formulation
  • Volume range availability (1 ml to 100 ml)
  • Lidocaine-free vs lidocaine-containing variants
  • Retail box, leaflet and blister paper available for private label
  • Declared shelf life and storage conditions

Documentation basis

The products in this family sit within the manufacturing scope stated on our quality management system certificates.

  • GB/T 42061-2022 04725Q10000111
  • GB/T 19001-2016 04725Q10111R1S
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Before you order

Procurement checklist

Work through these points before placing a first order. Each one maps to a field on the technical specification sheet.

  • Confirm the grade (Fine / Derm / Deep / Sub-skin) matches your intended treatment plane
  • Verify HA concentration in mg/ml against your protocol requirements
  • Check whether lidocaine is required for your market
  • Confirm the volume format (prefilled syringe vs bottled)
  • Request the technical specification sheet for the exact SKU
  • Confirm packaging components and labeling format for your market
  • Ask which documentation is available for your destination market
  • Confirm MOQ and lead time for the grade and volume you are ordering

Buyer questions

Dermal Fillers FAQ

What is the difference between Fine, Derm, Deep and Sub-skin?

The four grades target different injection depths and volumes: Fine for superficial lines, Derm for moderate wrinkles and lips, Deep for facial shaping such as nose and chin, and Sub-skin for large-volume and body contouring. The declared HA concentration and gel viscosity differ between grades.

Are these products supplied as finished retail units or bulk?

Both. Products ship as prefilled syringes with needles and instructions, and larger body-contouring formats ship in bottled volumes. Packaging components can be customised under private label.

Can I order a private label version?

Yes. Logo, retail box, label, leaflet and blister paper can be customized. MOQ and lead time depend on the selected formulation and packaging configuration — request a quotation for your specific combination.

What documents can be requested with an order?

Technical specification sheets and available quality management documentation can be requested. Product registration and market authorization are handled separately from quality management system certification.

Recommended reading

Guides for this category

Clinical Science

HA Filler Grades Explained: Monophasic vs. Biphasic and How to Choose

Comparing dermal fillers on milligrams per millilitre alone is like comparing wine by alcohol percentage. The G-prime value, cross-linking architecture, and cohesivity together determine clinical performance — and none of those appear in the product name.

11 min read

Buying Guides

How to Evaluate a Dermal Filler Supplier: A 10-Point Checklist

Most supplier problems are predictable — if you know what to ask before placing your first order. This checklist covers the ten questions that separate reliable manufacturers from grey-market risk.

9 min read

Buying Guides

Dermal Filler MOQ & Lead Time: Planning Your First Order

MOQ and lead time are the two numbers that decide whether a first dermal filler order works commercially. Both are driven by manufacturing economics, not by how much a supplier likes your account — and both can be planned around once you understand what sets them.

9 min read

Private label

Own-brand dermal fillers?

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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