Powerfill

PowerFill: A Revolutionary Advancement from Regen Biotech, South Korea

PowerFill introduces a cutting-edge filler featuring spherical polylactic acid (PLA) particles that actively stimulate neocollagenesis. This innovative filler offers results lasting between two to five years and naturally dissolves in the body within one and a half to two years, promoting robust collagen production. Its composition ensures complete safety and hypoallergenic properties.

Key Characteristics:

• Immediate Effectiveness
• Quick and Convenient Application
• Customizable to Individual Needs
• Over a Decade of Use in Medical Practice
• No Recovery Time Required
• No Pre-procedure Preparation Needed

Technology:

1. Understanding Biodegradable Materials:
   Biodegradable materials break down naturally by bacteria, fungi, and other organisms, safely returning to the environment. Common medical biodegradable materials include PLLA, PLGA, PLA, PGA, PDO, and PCL.
2. Unveiling PLA:
   Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a thermoplastic polymer derived from renewable resources like corn and potato starch. The most commercially utilized form is PLLA, which degrades naturally in the body, avoiding the need for surgical removal and minimizing chronic complications.
3. Principle of Action:
   Like traditional fillers, PowerFill is injected into the subcutaneous fat layer. However, PLA triggers fibroblasts, leading to neocollagenesis and the formation of a strong collagen framework that provides volume and lift. It also compensates for soft tissue loss, offering an alternative to implants.

Treatment Areas:

• Facial contouring and cheek augmentation
• Hand rejuvenation
• Buttock shape correction
• Shin tissue replenishment
• Correction of asymmetry

Effect Duration:
PowerFill’s effects last two to five years, with the filler dissolving naturally over one and a half to two years, supporting long-term collagen formation.

Contraindications:

• Poor blood clotting
• Diabetes mellitus
• Wounds, burns, or extensive skin lesions at the injection site
• Skin diseases
• Allergic reactions to lactic acid