Dermal Collagen Fillers (CaHA)

CaHA collagen fillers are composed of calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) microspheres suspended in a smooth gel carrier. Calcium hydroxylapatite is a biocompatible substance naturally found in the body, making it well tolerated and suitable for facial rejuvenation treatments.

Yes. CaHA collagen fillers are considered a biostimulator because they stimulate the body's natural collagen production. In addition to restoring volume, they help improve skin firmness, elasticity, and overall skin quality over time.

CaHA collagen fillers are commonly used to restore age-related volume loss, improve facial contours, and stimulate natural collagen production. They are frequently used to enhance the cheeks, jawline, chin, temples, and other areas requiring structural support and skin rejuvenation. In addition to restoring volume, they help improve skin firmness and quality over time.

Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, CaHA collagen fillers cannot be dissolved. It is therefore important that treatment is performed by an experienced injector who can ensure appropriate product selection and placement.

No. Due to their firmer consistency and collagen-stimulating properties, CaHA collagen fillers are generally not recommended for lip augmentation. Softer hyaluronic acid fillers are typically preferred for the lips.

CaHA collagen fillers are generally not recommended for the under-eye area because the skin is very thin and delicate. Alternative treatments may be more appropriate depending on your concerns and anatomy.

Small lumps, irregularities, or nodules are uncommon but can occur with any injectable treatment. Proper injection technique, product placement, and patient selection help minimize this risk. Most minor irregularities improve naturally over time.

The risk of migration is considered low when CaHA collagen fillers are injected correctly. Their firmer structure helps maintain support and stability within the treated area.

Yes. CaHA collagen fillers can be combined with other injectable treatments, including hyaluronic acid fillers, wrinkle relaxers, and biostimulators, as well as various aesthetic treatments to achieve comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

No. CaHA collagen fillers are not made of hyaluronic acid. They contain calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres, which provide structural support while stimulating natural collagen production.

No. CaHA collagen fillers are long-lasting but not permanent. Over time, the product is gradually metabolized while the collagen it stimulates continues to contribute to skin quality and structural support.

In most cases, massage is not required after CaHA collagen filler treatment unless specifically recommended by your provider. Follow all post-treatment instructions provided by your injector.

Results from CaHA collagen fillers typically last between 12 and 18 months, depending on the treatment area, the amount of product used, and individual factors such as metabolism and lifestyle.

Some improvement is visible immediately following treatment. Results continue to develop over the following weeks and months as collagen production is stimulated and the skin gradually becomes firmer and more supported.

Yes. CaHA collagen fillers are designed to provide natural-looking results by restoring facial structure, improving skin quality, and stimulating your body's own collagen production without significantly altering your facial features.

Consultations for dermal fillers and collagen-stimulating injectable treatments may be offered free of charge at certain clinics or by certain providers. Consultation fees and treatment costs vary depending on the clinic, the provider, and the personalized treatment plan recommended for you.