The differences between Hyaluron Needless Injection and typical needle injection of hyaluronic acid filler is the injection depth. The Hyaluron Pen ( Hya Pen ) allows the filler to spread more evenly underneath your skin, resulting in a more natural effect when compared to regular filler injections, with a minimum downtime.

Hyaluron Pen needle free injections can be used to create volume, shape and lift in many areas of the face. Treatment areas include: Lips, forehead wrinkles, nasolabial lines, marionette lines, and 11 lines between the eyebrows. The Hyaluron Pen can also be used to distribute fat desolvers for double chin and stomach. 

Hyaluronic Acid asl known as HA is a natural sugar found in the human body, and is the most hydrating substance in the world. Its primary function is to attract water and keep the skin hydrated, plump and youthful. The human body creates Hyaluronic Acid naturally, , making it safe for even the most sensitive skin.

As we age, our body decreases the amount of HA produced as well as collagen fibers. This decrease causes our skin and bodies to look older, with a loss of hydration and elasticity; therefore wrinkles form and the skin begins to sag. Adding HA into the skin, we revive the collagen and promote a fresher, more youthful appearance.

Results last 3-6 months, depending on how quickly your body metabolizes the HA Infusion.

No, Botox is not a filler nor is it ever injected into the lips. Botox is a neurotoxin used to temporarily cut off nerve signals to muscles, limiting the movement of the muscle and smoothing out the wrinkles. The HA Pen delivers a low viscosity filler into the lips for volume, or into the facial skin for wrinkle reduction.

The Hya pen inserts the HA compound into the upper dermal layers of the skin. The risk of going too deep, or the likelihood of puncturing a blood vessel is virtually impossible as no sharp needle tip is used. However, there are risks with any procedure, so it is important to go to a provider with proper training.

Yes, you can! We just recommend you wait at least 30 days for an HA pen procedure if you recently had filler injected into the same area.

• For 1 week before, avoid tretinoin, retinal, retinoids, glycolic acid, peels, skin sensitizing products.
• Do not take any aspirin, ibuprofen or similar products (Advil, Motrin, Aleve) 3 days prior to procedure.
• Avoid fish oil, Vitamin E, and gingko biloba for 3 days prior to this procedure.
• Drink lots of water and hydrate a minimum of 3 days before your procedure. 
• Avoid the Sun 48 hours before your appointment.
• Avoid alcohol 48 hours before your appointment. 
• Not required but suggested: 24 hours prior take arnica montana tablets to help with bruising.
• Not required but optional: Eat spinach, kale and celery the week before to boost your levels of Vitamin K. 
• No makeup, lipstick, makeup or any products on the area to be treated when you show up for your appointment. 
• * Keep in mind that results may vary

• For 1 week after, avoid tretinoin, retinal, retinoids, glycolic acid, peels, skin sensitizing products. 
• 72 hours after, avoid highly processed foods as they greatly dehydrate the body. Instead, eat spinach, kale and celery the week before to boost your levels of Vitamin K. 
• Avoid direct sunlight including tanning bed exposure for at least for 1 week after, keep your treated area and protect it from the sun and use 45+ broad spectrum SPF. 
• Hydrate! Drink 1/2 gallon or more water daily for 48 hours after treatment. Hyaluronic Acid bonds to other Hyaluronic Acid and water. Dehydration dissipates the Hyaluronic Acid Filler. Hyaluronic acid is hydraulic and will hold 1000x its own weight in water. 
•  Optional: Take arnica montana tablets and an anti-inflammatory to help with swelling and bruising. 
• Be gentle to your treatment area for at least 24 hours after the procedure. 
• After the swelling goes down, if there is still a lump, apply soft pressure onto the lumps and massage the area for up to ten minutes, 2 - 3 times daily.  After 2 - 3 days of doing this all lumps should be gone. 
• No makeup or lip products for at least 24 hours. 
• Avoid high temperatures, saunas, stream, sweating, and hot drinks for the first 48 hours
• Avoid strenuous exercise that increases your heart rate/blood pressure for the first 48 hours.
• Apply after care cream provided by the technician or you can buy Vaseline or Aquaphor at most drug stores.
• Sleep with your head elevated on two pillows to help decrease swelling.
• Avoid alcohol, Motrin, and Aspirin for the next 24 hours if you have bruising.