E.p.t.q. S100 Lidocaine 1,1ml
SKU : A9200
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Smooth fine lines and crow’s feet with E.p.t.q. S100. Restores hydration and refines skin texture painlessly.
- 24mg / ml Cross-linked Hyaluronic acid
- Lidocaine (0,3%)
Product information
E.p.t.q S100 is a highly purified hyaluronic acid filler with a very low density optimizing the injection pressure to ensure a smoother treatment. E.P.T.Q S100 contains lidocaine minimizing the pain for the patient. The filler is ideal for treating surface irregularities of the skin profile, fine lines in facial area like crow’s feet around the eye area, periorbital wrinkles, fine wrinkles around the mouth, small wrinkles around the nose and mouth, and tear troughs and temporal hollows. E.p.t.q S 100 filler restores the skin's natural hydration.
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