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Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler with anaesthetic and is indicated for superficial facial lines and skin depressions. It addresses periorbital fine lines, peribuccal fine lines, and tear troughs by injection into the supraperiosteal plane.
The filler contains 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride, added during the manufacture of the bulk gel to reduce pain during and after treatment. It is a fine gel, at approximately 180,000 particles per mL with the lowest volumising capacity of the four variants, for intradermal placement. BDDE is non-detectable at under 2 ppm in the finished gel. Perfectha uses Sinclair's E-BRID Technology to slow enzymatic degradation, has been CE marked since 2007 under CE 2195, has a 2-year shelf life, and is reversible with hyaluronidase.
Key Benefits of Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine
- For superficial facial lines and skin depressions
- Contains 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride for a more comfortable treatment
- Identical to the original Perfectha Finelines apart from the lidocaine
- A fine gel in the Perfectha range, for delicate correction
- Approximately 180,000 particles per mL, the smallest particle size in the range
- Cross-linked hyaluronic acid 20 mg/mL, non-animal origin
- E-BRID Technology, for slower enzymatic degradation and longer-lasting results
- HA Polymer Solution Network for a smooth, low-force injection
- Supplied as a single 1.0 mL syringe with two 30G x 13 mm needles
- CE-marked medical device, CE 2195
Indications and Professional Use
Main indications
- Superficial facial lines and skin depressions
- Periorbital fine lines
- Peribuccal fine lines
- Tear troughs, by injection into the supraperiosteal plane
Professional use
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler with 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride from Sinclair, for intradermal placement in superficial facial lines and skin depressions. It is a fine gel, at approximately 180,000 particles per mL with the lowest volumising capacity of the four variants, so it is suited to delicate superficial correction rather than volume. Tear troughs are treated by injection into the supraperiosteal plane. The injection technique is unchanged from the original Perfectha, and the product is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding patients or patients allergic to lidocaine.
Treatment areas
- Periorbital area
- Peribuccal area
- Tear troughs
Patient profile
Patient suitability must be determined by the treating practitioner following clinical assessment and according to the contraindications. Pregnant and breastfeeding patients and patients allergic to lidocaine are excluded. Patients seeking volume or contour rather than correction of superficial lines are better served by Perfectha Deep or Perfectha Subskin.
How Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine Works
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine works through cross-linked hyaluronic acid of non-animal origin at 20 mg/mL in phosphate-buffered saline, placed intradermally, with 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride added at the bulk-gel formulation stage to reduce discomfort during and after treatment.
What separates it from the rest of the range is particle size: at approximately 180,000 particles per mL it has the smallest particles and the lowest volumising capacity of the four Perfectha variants, which is what suits it to delicate superficial work rather than volume. The gel is built with Sinclair's E-BRID Technology, which creates a higher number of covalent bonds to help minimise the effects of hyaluronidase and oxidation in the body, slowing enzymatic degradation. An added HA Polymer Solution Network forms a protective fluid environment around the microgel particles and acts as a lubricant so the gel injects smoothly at low extrusion force.
Why Order From Allpara
Allpara offers genuine, verified PERFECTHA products from vetted suppliers, with full batch-traceability and expert support. We serve clinics and aesthetic professionals with CE-certified products, fast EU-wide delivery from our EU warehouse, and competitive trade pricing. Our focus is your patients' safety, satisfaction and results - with dedicated after-sales support for your peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine used for?
Superficial facial lines and skin depressions, including periorbital fine lines and peribuccal fine lines, and tear troughs by injection into the supraperiosteal plane.
How much lidocaine does it contain, and what difference does it make?
0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride, added during manufacture of the bulk gel rather than mixed at the point of treatment. There is no other difference from the original Perfectha Finelines, and it is injected using the same technique.
How does it differ from the other Perfectha variants?
By particle size, which is what differentiates the gels: the bigger the particles, the greater the volumising effect and the longer-lasting the result. Finelines has the smallest particles at around 180,000 per mL and the lowest volumising capacity; then Derm at 90,000, Deep at 8,000, and Subskin at 2,000 with the highest volumising capacity.
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Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler with anaesthetic and is indicated for superficial facial lines and skin depressions. It addresses periorbital fine lines, peribuccal fine lines, and tear troughs by injection into the supraperiosteal plane.
The filler contains 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride, added during the manufacture of the bulk gel to reduce pain during and after treatment. It is a fine gel, at approximately 180,000 particles per mL with the lowest volumising capacity of the four variants, for intradermal placement. BDDE is non-detectable at under 2 ppm in the finished gel. Perfectha uses Sinclair's E-BRID Technology to slow enzymatic degradation, has been CE marked since 2007 under CE 2195, has a 2-year shelf life, and is reversible with hyaluronidase.
Key Benefits of Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine
- For superficial facial lines and skin depressions
- Contains 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride for a more comfortable treatment
- Identical to the original Perfectha Finelines apart from the lidocaine
- A fine gel in the Perfectha range, for delicate correction
- Approximately 180,000 particles per mL, the smallest particle size in the range
- Cross-linked hyaluronic acid 20 mg/mL, non-animal origin
- E-BRID Technology, for slower enzymatic degradation and longer-lasting results
- HA Polymer Solution Network for a smooth, low-force injection
- Supplied as a single 1.0 mL syringe with two 30G x 13 mm needles
- CE-marked medical device, CE 2195
Indications and Professional Use
Main indications
- Superficial facial lines and skin depressions
- Periorbital fine lines
- Peribuccal fine lines
- Tear troughs, by injection into the supraperiosteal plane
Professional use
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler with 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride from Sinclair, for intradermal placement in superficial facial lines and skin depressions. It is a fine gel, at approximately 180,000 particles per mL with the lowest volumising capacity of the four variants, so it is suited to delicate superficial correction rather than volume. Tear troughs are treated by injection into the supraperiosteal plane. The injection technique is unchanged from the original Perfectha, and the product is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding patients or patients allergic to lidocaine.
Treatment areas
- Periorbital area
- Peribuccal area
- Tear troughs
Patient profile
Patient suitability must be determined by the treating practitioner following clinical assessment and according to the contraindications. Pregnant and breastfeeding patients and patients allergic to lidocaine are excluded. Patients seeking volume or contour rather than correction of superficial lines are better served by Perfectha Deep or Perfectha Subskin.
How Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine Works
Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine works through cross-linked hyaluronic acid of non-animal origin at 20 mg/mL in phosphate-buffered saline, placed intradermally, with 0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride added at the bulk-gel formulation stage to reduce discomfort during and after treatment.
What separates it from the rest of the range is particle size: at approximately 180,000 particles per mL it has the smallest particles and the lowest volumising capacity of the four Perfectha variants, which is what suits it to delicate superficial work rather than volume. The gel is built with Sinclair's E-BRID Technology, which creates a higher number of covalent bonds to help minimise the effects of hyaluronidase and oxidation in the body, slowing enzymatic degradation. An added HA Polymer Solution Network forms a protective fluid environment around the microgel particles and acts as a lubricant so the gel injects smoothly at low extrusion force.
Why Order From Allpara
Allpara offers genuine, verified PERFECTHA products with full batch-traceability, CE-certified stock, fast EU-wide delivery and expert after-sales support.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Perfectha Finelines Lidocaine used for?
Superficial facial lines and skin depressions, including periorbital fine lines and peribuccal fine lines, and tear troughs by injection into the supraperiosteal plane.
How much lidocaine does it contain, and what difference does it make?
0.30% (w/w) lidocaine hydrochloride, added during manufacture of the bulk gel rather than mixed at the point of treatment. There is no other difference from the original Perfectha Finelines, and it is injected using the same technique.
How does it differ from the other Perfectha variants?
By particle size, which is what differentiates the gels: the bigger the particles, the greater the volumising effect and the longer-lasting the result. Finelines has the smallest particles at around 180,000 per mL and the lowest volumising capacity; then Derm at 90,000, Deep at 8,000, and Subskin at 2,000 with the highest volumising capacity.