Saypha Volume Lidocaine 1x 1,0 ml

Saypha Volume Lidocaine holds 23 mg/ml of non-animal HA, cross-linked with BDDE (the agent that ties HA chains together) and buffered to body-friendly pH. It also carries 0.3 % lidocaine for comfort. Figures on e-fillers.com and reliablemedicare.co.uk match these numbers.

SMART cross-linking weaves long and short HA chains into one smooth gel. The result: an elastic modulus near 400 Pa. Think of G′ as firmness—high enough to lift bone-level hollows, yet still able to bend with your grin. Residual BDDE stays below 2 ppm, and endotoxin tests read under 0.5 EU/ml, earning Class III CE 0120 status.

Average particle size sits around 250 µm, so the gel passes easily through the supplied 27 G needle yet stays where you place it. Water uptake is under 10 %, which means day-one contours look almost the same at week four. After 50 000 lab shear cycles, the gel keeps 92 % of its cohesion—a lab hint that it will last in real life. sample

Best for structure, not fine lines. Good candidates show flat cheeks, grade 3–4 smile folds, marionette shadows, or a recessed chin. A common plan: 0.5 ml on bone at the cheek apex to bring back the ogee curve, 0.4 ml per nasolabial fold in deep threads, and 0.2 ml on the chin tip for subtle projection. The gel props tissue without creating a rigid mask, so expressions stay soft.

Compared with Juvederm Voluma (24 mg/ml), Saypha swells less, a perk for clients prone to water retention. Unlike calcium hydroxyapatite, Saypha can be fully dissolved with hyaluronidase—extra safety near blood-vessel “danger zones.” Standard HA cautions apply: pregnancy, active skin infection, autoimmune flare, lidocaine allergy. Smokers and heavy sun lovers may need an eight-month polish; low-metabolism clients often keep volume to month 12. Many injectors place PDO threads first for lift, then add Saypha for volume—a neat two-step liquid lift. s

• One nitrogen-filled 1 ml glass syringe, marked every 0.1 ml for accuracy
• Two EO-sterilised 27 G ½″ needles in single blisters
• Two peel-off lot and expiry stickers for patient and clinic records
• A multilingual IFU covering storage (2–25 °C, away from light), injection planes, aspiration tips, and dissolving with 10 IU hyaluronidase per 0.1 ml

A PETG cradle stops plunger creep during shipping, and an FSC-certified box supports Croma’s green goals. Shelf life: 24 months unopened. Discard leftovers after treating one patient.

Lift is visible right away and settles over a week. Ultrasound checks show about 75 % of the starting volume at six months and roughly 50 % at twelve. Chin and jaw often last a bit longer because they move less. The SMART lattice breaks down 10–15 % slower than older gels, so most people book a 0.3–0.5 ml polish around month 10 instead of a full redo. Smokers or high-UV lifestyles may come back sooner. If needed, standard hyaluronidase melts the filler within minutes.

Q1: Will my cheeks feel hard?
A1: No. The gel is firm enough to lift yet elastic, so your smile stays soft.

Q2: Is one syringe enough for both smile lines?
A2: Moderate folds usually use 0.5 ml per side. Deeper creases may need a second syringe or support from threads.

Q3: When can I work out again?
A3: Light exercise next day is fine. Skip heavy facial strain or inverted moves for 48 hours to keep swelling low.

Saypha comes from Croma-Pharma in Leobendorf, Austria, where ISO 13485 cleanrooms run on 100 % renewable energy. Founded in 1976, Croma rebranded its former Princess line to Saypha in 2019 to meet new EU rules. Each batch passes BDDE gas-chromatography, molecular-weight checks, rheology mapping, and sterility tests before the CE 0120 stamp. Croma aims for 60 % recycled plastic in secondary packs by 2027 and carbon-neutral production by 2030. With sales in more than 80 countries through partners, Saypha Volume Lidocaine offers a trusted, science-backed option for modern facial sculpting.