Collagen stimulation is a different product concept than classic volume modeling with a hyaluronic acid gel. aesPLLA from Oreon Life Science is based on poly-L-lactic acid, or PLLA for short, and complements the Novamedo range for professional aesthetic applications.
What distinguishes aesPLLA?
The material base of aesPLLA is poly-L-lactic acid. The product is offered as a collagen stimulator with a focus on skin volume and skin structure. As a result, the focus is on a biostimulating concept, not a pure hyaluronic acid gel.
PLLA, PCL, and hyaluronic acid: the differences
The abbreviations refer to different materials. PLLA stands for poly-L-lactic acid, PCL for polycaprolactone. Both are used in various products for biostimulating concepts. Hyaluronic acid, on the other hand, is the basis for numerous dermal fillers and skin boosters.
Gouri, for example, uses PCL. Seventy Hyal 2000 is based on high-molecular, non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid and is offered with a focus on hydration and skin quality.
Discover other PLLA products
Sculptra and the Lanluma V version are also based on PLLA. However, the shared material base does not mean that the formulation, preparation, and application are identical.
For professional selection, the specific product profile and its respective intended use are what count. A higher quantity of material alone is no indication of a better result.
aesPLLA for your practice needs
At Novamedo, you can find aesPLLA in the offered "1 × 5 ml" version. The product page shows the packaging details and the current price. Preparation and application are based on the current manufacturer information.
Order aesPLLA from Novamedo
Discover aesPLLA for your professional practice needs and compare the material concept with Sculptra or Gouri. You can access details, current prices, and online ordering directly via the product pages.
For use by appropriately qualified medical professionals. Please observe the respective current manufacturer's instructions for use, including intended purpose, preparation, contraindications, and safety information.
