Juvelook 50 mg

Welcome to the future of mesotherapy with Juvelook 50 mg, the world’s exclusive poly D,L lactide solution designed for applications around the eyes, face, neck, and neckline. Discover the groundbreaking PLA+HA hybrid fillers that redefine the standards of youthful skin.

Juvelook 50 mg: Revolutionary Hybrid Filler Formula

Unlock the potential of Juvelook 50 mg, a time-active hybrid filler boasting 42.5 mg of poly D,L lactide and 7.5 mg of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid. Key features include:

• The world’s only polylactic acid suitable for the delicate eye area and mesotherapy of the face, neck, and neckline.
• Stimulates collagen production intensely, restoring a gradual and natural youthful appearance.
• Eliminates the need for post-treatment massage, thanks to the round shape of PDLLA acid molecules combined with non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid.
• Long-lasting treatment effects extending over 24 months, with an optional reminder treatment after this period.

Juvelook 50 mg: Indications and Target Areas

Address various skin concerns with Juvelook 50 mg for a comprehensive mesotherapy experience:

1. Eye area: Lower eyelid, crow’s feet, tear valley.
2. Forehead.
3. Mesotherapy: Face, neck, neckline.

Effects and Application Guidelines

Experience immediate visible effects post-injection, including a filling effect due to hyaluronic acid. Collagen production is initiated after about 2 weeks, with the overall effects lasting over two years. Follow the recommended 2 or 3 treatments, spaced at 6-8 week intervals, and consider a reminder treatment after two years.

How to use Juvelook 50 mg?

Administered with a thin 27 g cannula near the lower eyelid or thin needles (e.g., 31 G), injecting into the lower part of the dermis at a depth of approximately 1.7 mm.

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