Category: Cannulas and Needles

Best Cannulas for Filler Injection

In aesthetic practice, tools matter. The difference between a smooth injection and a difficult one often comes down to the type of cannula used. A cannula is a thin, blunt-tipped tube used to deliver dermal fillers under the skin. Unlike needles, which are sharp and puncture through tissue, cannulas push gently between layers. This approach […]

What are the Different Types of Cannula

A cannula is a small, flexible tube placed into the body to move substances like fluids, medications, or air. It sounds simple, but its use spans across hospitals, clinics, and aesthetic procedures. Some cannulas are sharp. Others are blunt. The right type depends on the goal. This page breaks down the different types of cannula […]

What Is the Microcannula Filler Technique For Cosmetic Injections?

Getting fillers used to mean dealing with bruises for weeks. Not anymore. The microcannula filler technique changed everything. Instead of stabbing faces with sharp needles, doctors now use flexible tubes with rounded tips. This technique has become hugely popular over the past few years. Patients love it because they don’t look beat up afterward. The […]

Blunt Tip Cannulas for Fillers: Benefits, Procedure & Comparison

Doctors now use blunt-tip cannulas instead of sharp needles for many filler treatments. A cannula is like a thin, flexible tube with a rounded end. It lets doctors put fillers into your skin without being rough. Fillers are gel substances that add volume to areas of your face. Many people find this method causes less […]

Cannula vs. Needles: What’s the Difference?

Cannulas and needles are medical devices used to administer dermal fillers. Choosing between the two affects comfort, precision, and aesthetic outcome.  What Is a Needle in Aesthetic Medicine? A needle is a sharp, hollow device that medical professionals use to inject filler directly under the skin. When medical professionals use needles for dermal filler treatments […]

What Causes Bruising After an Injection? How to Prevent It?

Bruising is a small blood leak under the skin that shows up as a colored mark. Injection bruising is a common occurrence after cosmetic or medical treatments. This happens when tiny blood vessels get damaged during the procedure. Bruising is generally not dangerous and fades on its own over time.  Many people find that using […]