Hyaluronic acid fillers: best options and some FAQ’s answered

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a naturally occurring glycosaminoglycan found throughout our connective tissues, with an exceptional capacity to bind water molecules – up to 1,000 times its weight in water. This unique property makes it the most common component in dermal fillers, with a projected growth for the hyaluronic filler market alone of around 100% till 2032 according to recent industry reports.

While HA dominates the filler landscape, other options exist including collagen stimulators (like poly-L-lactic acid), calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) fillers, and mesotherapy formulas containing vitamins, minerals, and peptides. In general all the non-invasive aesthetic industry is on the rise, including also lipolytics and microneedling treatments.

However, HA fillers remain preferred for many reasons, including:

• their reversible nature (dissolvable with hyaluronidase, plus absorbable naturally by the body)
• they offer predictable results in terms of expected results and duration
• they provide immediate volumizing effects

For more technical details about HA properties, see our guides on hyaluronic acid here:

• HA basics: what is it and more
• HA cross-linking differences
• HA monophasic vs biphasic formulations

Top 5 hyaluronic acid fillers for professional use

Here you will find some of what are the most demanded HA fillers on our catalog.

EPTQ S500

This Korean-made high-density HA filler contains 23mg/ml of cross-linked hyaluronic acid, making it ideal for deep structural augmentation. The S500 formulation provides exceptional lifting capacity for severe volume loss in cheeks and chin areas. Its high viscosity allows for precise sculpting with results lasting 12-18 months. The product includes lidocaine for enhanced patient comfort during administration.

You have a whole range of e.p.t.q variations within this product range, go check it out.

Juvéderm Ultra 3

Part of Allergan’s premium VYCROSS™ line, this 24mg/ml HA filler combines medium and low molecular weight HA chains for optimal tissue integration. Specifically designed for moderate-to-severe facial folds and lip augmentation, it provides natural movement with results persisting 9-12 months. The inclusion of 0.3% lidocaine minimizes discomfort during injection procedures.

Juvéderm is a very known name within the HA-based dermal filler industry and it has many variations, so there’s nothing we can tell you that you don’t know about.

Filorga ART Filler Universal

This French-engineered filler utilizes NASHA technology with 23mg/ml HA concentration, suitable for both facial volumizing and wrinkle correction. Its balanced cohesivity makes it versatile for mid-to-deep dermal placement in nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and cheek augmentation. The product maintains effects for 9-12 months with minimal swelling risk.

Filorga has a range of 7 product variations, that you can check in our category of Filorga fillers.

Belotero Soft Lidocaine

With 22.5mg/ml of cohesive polydensified HA, this German filler excels in superficial corrections of fine lines and perioral rhytides. Its soft consistency allows for seamless blending in delicate areas like tear troughs and lip borders. The integrated anesthetic ensures comfortable treatments with results typically lasting 6-9 months.

Check out the whole range of Belotero fillers, which accounts 10 different variations. Also a very well-known HA-based filler.

Profhilo

Profhilo is an innovative Italian bio-remodeling treatment contains 32mg/ml of pure, non-crosslinked HA in a unique formulation that stimulates collagen and elastin production. Administered via bio-aesthetic points (BAP), it improves skin quality, elasticity, and hydration over 2 sessions. Effects develop gradually over 4 weeks and last approximately 6 months.

Cost Comparison of Hyaluronic Fillers

In the table below you will find the aforementioned hyaluronic fillers with a short description, the price and a link to the product:

Note: Prices shown reflect current costs at time of publication and may have changed depending on when you are reading this article. For real-time pricing, please check our product catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions about hyaluronic fillers

Below you will find the most common questions we receive about hyaluronic fillers.

How long do fillers last?

HA filler longevity varies by product and treatment area, typically lasting 6-18 months. Factors like metabolism, lifestyle, and injection technique significantly impact duration. For a detailed breakdown by product type, see our comprehensive guide on how long do fillers last.

What other fillers are there that are not HA based?

Non-HA options include mainly calcium hydroxylapatite (Radiesse), poly-L-lactic acid (Sculptra). Each has distinct mechanisms and indications. Our article on dermal filler compositions explores these alternatives in depth.

Disclaimer: this content is for professionals only

This information is intended exclusively for licensed medical professionals. TopDermal.com supplies dermal fillers only to qualified practitioners and aesthetic clinics. Patients should consult certified providers for treatment advice and never chose a treatment based on what is found online.

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