PERFECTHA® DERM

Key Uses of Perfectha Derm

• Medium-depth facial wrinkles and folds

• Glabellar lines (lines between eyebrows)

• Eye furrow treatment

• Frown line correction

• Lip enhancement and contouring

• Volume restoration in facial areas

• Nasolabial fold treatment (lines from nose to mouth)

• Marionette line correction (lines from mouth corners)

• Scar improvement

Manufacturing Information for Perfectha Derm

Sinclair Pharma manufactures Perfectha in France. The company, which has been producing Perfectha products since 2014, handles all aspects from design through production through their specialized facilities.

Expected Benefits and Results of the Treatment

Perfectha Derm delivers comprehensive facial rejuvenation with the following benefits:

• Long-lasting results: Effects typically last 6-12 months after treatment
• Natural integration: Provides natural-looking volume restoration
• Quality assurance: Features advanced E-brid technology with minimal BDDE levels
• Optimal correction: Effective particle size for treating moderate wrinkles
• Convenience: Quick and straightforward treatment process
• Versatility: Suitable for multiple facial enhancement needs

Perfectha Derm Key Ingredients and Device Features

• Hyaluronic acid: Stabilized, non-animal biphasic hyaluronic acid gel with undetectable BDDE levels
• Buffer solution: Contains hyaluronic acid in a concentration of 20 g/l in phosphate-buffered saline
• Gel particles: Features a density of 90,000 gel particles/ml for optimal correction

Included Items or Accessories

• 1 pre-filled syringe: Contains 1.0 ml of hyaluronic acid gel
• 2 needles: 30G x 1/2″ needles for precise application
• 2 traceability labels: For patient and physician documentation
• 1 product leaflet: Contains complete usage instructions

Administration Method for Perfectha Derm

Perfectha Derm must be administered only by qualified practitioners using proper sterile techniques. The procedure involves:

• Preparation: Clean and disinfect the treatment site thoroughly
• Assembly: Attach the needle to the syringe and remove air by pushing the plunger until the gel appears
• Patient positioning: Seat patient at a 45° angle to prevent facial distortion
• Injection technique: Administer slowly into mid-dermis, taking 4–5 minutes per 1.0ml syringe
• Volume control: Maximum 3.0ml per treatment site during each session
• Finishing: Gently massage the treated area to ensure proper distribution

Guidelines for Proper Aftercare

After receiving Perfectha Derm treatment, patients should follow these guidelines:

• First 24 hours: Avoid wearing makeup
• 2-3 weeks post-treatment: Avoid prolonged UV exposure, temperatures below 0°C, and saunas
• Immediate care: Apply ice packs to the treated area for several minutes to reduce swelling
• Follow-up: Adhere to specific aftercare instructions provided by the physician

Duration of Perfectha Derm Effects

Results from Perfectha Derm typically last between 6–12 months following a single treatment. The longevity varies among patients depending on factors such as skin type, age, and lifestyle habits.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

Perfectha Derm may cause the following reactions:

• Common temporary reactions: Redness, swelling, pain, bruising at the injection site (resolve within one week)
• Vascular complications: Risk of vessel compression or occlusion leading to ischemia/necrosis
• Nerve-related effects: Potential pain, itching, or temporary paraesthesia
• Injection-related issues: Discoloration, nodules from superficial injection
• Rare reactions: Severe allergic reactions, infections, granulomas
• Visual complications: Risk of ocular ischemia if injected in the periorbital region

Perfectha Derm Treatment Contraindications

Perfectha Derm should not be used in patients who:

• Have hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid
• Have severe allergies or a history of anaphylaxis
• Have active infections in the treatment area
• Have skin inflammation, lesions, or existing implants
• Are under 18 years of age
• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have autoimmune diseases or a history of streptococcal disease
• Are undergoing certain skin treatments like laser therapy or chemical peels