BELOTERO®
(11 products)
When looking to buy BELOTERO®, medical professionals seek a premium hyaluronic acid filler that delivers seamless integration with the skin for natural, enduring results.
BELOTERO® stands out in the aesthetic market for its unique ability to adapt to the individual needs of patients’ skin, ensuring smooth and subtle outcomes for various cosmetic concerns.
What Is BELOTERO® Used For?
BELOTERO® boasts a comprehensive portfolio of hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers specially formulated to address a variety of aesthetic concerns, such as:- Smoothing Fine Lines and Wrinkles: BELOTERO® SOFT and BELOTERO® BALANCE both feature a blend of low to mid-range molecular weight HA, designed to seamlessly integrate into superficial skin layers. They effectively target fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes, lips, and mouth, delivering a smoother, rejuvenated appearance.
- Lip Augmentation: BELOTERO® LIP CONTOUR and Intense formulations are tailored for precise volume enhancement and sculpting, resulting in naturally fuller lips. Their distinct rheological properties ensure accurate shaping with minimal migration, yielding beautifully defined results.
- Restoring Facial Volume: BELOTERO® Volume harnesses higher molecular weight HA to provide robust structural support and specifically tackle volume loss in areas such as cheeks, temples, and chins, restoring youthful contours and facial definition effectively.
- Skin Hydration: Each BELOTERO® formulation contains hyaluronic acid, known for its ability to attract water molecules, thereby enhancing skin hydration. This leads to improved elasticity, radiance, and an overall healthier complexion.
How Long Does BELOTERO® Last?
BELOTERO®'s longevity varies by product and treatment area, generally providing results that can last from 6 to 18 months. Factors such as the patient's skin type, metabolism, and lifestyle can influence the duration, but in general, annual touch-up sessions are recommended to maintain optimal results.BELOTERO® Administering Techniques
The administration of BELOTERO® involves:- Assessment: Evaluating the treatment area to determine the appropriate product and injection technique.
- Preparation: Cleansing the area and marking injection sites.
- Injection: Utilizing fine needles or cannulas to inject BELOTERO® into the targeted depth, depending on the specific product and area being treated.
- Massage: Gently massaging the area to ensure even distribution of the filler.
- Aftercare: Advising on post-treatment care to maximize results and minimize side effects.
BELOTERO® Product Range
BELOTERO® features an extensive product range, each designed to tackle specific imperfections and target areas of the patient’s face.- BELOTERO® BALANCE (Also available with Lidocaine): Ideal for smoothing moderate-to-severe nasolabial folds.
- BELOTERO® INTENSE (Also available with Lidocaine): Provides excellent results in deep wrinkle correction and lip augmentation.
- BELOTERO® SOFT (Also available with Lidocaine): Perfect for treating fine lines and enhancing skin hydration.
- BELOTERO® VOLUME (Also available with Lidocaine): Designed for restoring facial volume in areas such as cheeks and chin.
- BELOTERO® LIPS CONTOUR with Lidocaine: For precise lip contouring.
- BELOTERO® LIPS SHAPE with Lidocaine: Adds volume and shape to the lips.
- BELOTERO® REVIVE: A skin rejuvenation product that improves skin hydration and elasticity.
BELOTERO® Side Effects
BELOTERO®, like any dermal filler, is generally considered safe. However, temporary side effects at the injection site are still possible. Most commonly, BELOTERO® injections could cause:- Edema and Erythema (Swelling and Redness): This is an inflammatory response caused by needle insertion and the filler material. It usually subsides within 3-7 days but can be managed with cold compresses.
- Ecchymosis (Bruising): Bruising varies in intensity and duration depending on the injection site, individual bleeding tendencies, and injection technique. It typically resolves within 7-14 days.
- Injection Site Pain: This is usually mild and transient, associated with needle insertion and tissue distension. Topical anesthetics or ice packs can provide relief.
- Pruritus (Itching): A less common, self-resolving reaction that may be alleviated with oral antihistamines.