10/12/2025
I don’t understand why everyone is still stuck using only hyaluronic acid fillers.
In my view, there are better options when you know how and where to use them.
In this case, we worked in both deep and superficial planes; deliberately and with purpose.
For the deep planes, we chose agarose gel fillers.
Not a classical dermal filler in my opinion, but closer to an injectable implant.
Why Agarose gel?
• 100% biocompatible
• Pure agarose gel, without chemical additives
• Hydrophobic, meaning it does not attract water
This allows us to use higher volumes safely, without swelling or a puffy look.
Agarose gel is a high G-prime material with strong lifting power.
It also requires experience. Used incorrectly, it can lead to irregularities.
Placed properly, it performs predictably and lasts around 15 months.
For the superficial planes, we used hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, placed in the dermis and subdermis (exactly where HA belongs).
Total volumes used:
• 7 ml agarose gel for deep structural support
• 2 ml hyaluronic acid for surface refinement
Applied to the temples, midface, and chin.
The goal was simple:
to remove the tired appearance:
not by overfilling, but by restoring structure.
And that’s exactly what we achieved.
Natural. Balanced. Calm power.
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