DeneB Classic-H (1x10ml)

Avoid alcohol for 48h before and after the procedure. Alcohol is a vasodilator and systemic dehydrator that can exacerbate post-procedural edema and increase the visibility of bruising in large-scale volumizing cases.

Strictly contraindicated. No clinical safety data exists for the use of large-volume HA body fillers during pregnancy or breastfeeding. We prioritize maternal health and defer all elective body contouring treatments until after the nursing period has concluded.

The formulation contains 20 mg/ml of monophasic cross-linked Sodium Hyaluronate. It is purified to remove residual BDDE, ensuring high biocompatibility and low immunogenic risk.

Dosage for body contouring varies significantly based on the target area and desired projection. Typically, 10ml to 50ml (1 to 5 syringes) may be used per session for buttocks or breast enhancement. Unlike facial procedures where 0.5 ml of filler might suffice for refinements, body augmentation requires high-yield volumes. Practitioners must evaluate tissue capacity to ensure natural-looking integration.

Common reactions include temporary redness, localized edema (swelling), and tenderness at the injection site. Large-volume injections may lead to minor purple bruising, which typically subsides within 7–14 days. Following our expert aftercare guide principles is essential for a smooth recovery. Any persistent inflammatory response should be managed using proper reduction techniques.

DeneB Classic-H works by providing immediate mechanical support and physical volume to the subcutaneous fat layers. Its high G-prime (hardness) allows it to hold its shape under the pressure of body weight and muscle movement. This is a much denser alternative to dynamic facial gels like Teosyal RHA 4, focusing on stable, long-term projection rather than extreme flexibility.