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WHAT IS ELLANSE?

Ellanse is a latex-free, pyrogen-free, completely biodegradable temporary dermal filler created by AQTIS Medical BV. The complete filler range—Ellanse S, Ellanse M, Ellanse L, and Ellanse E—is made of polycaprolactone (PCL) microspheres homogeneously suspended in a gel carrier composed of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), glycerin, and phosphate-buffered saline. Once administered, PCL microspheres stimulate collagen production, resulting in firmer skin and diminished facial creases. Each box comes with two prefilled 2mL syringes, 4-27G¾” sterile needles, and a patient information leaflet. All the fillers have been packaged in a sterile environment and must be stored in a clean and dry place with a temperature ranging from 15℃ to 25℃.

WHAT IS IT USED FOR?

Ellanse is a natural biostimulator as it helps to boost natural collagen growth in a process known as neocollagenesis.

You can treat areas such as the temple and brow area, cheeks, nasolabial folds, jaw lines, nose, marionette lines, and chin.

HOW DOES THIS DERMAL FILLER WORK?

The skin gets its distinctive elasticity from collagen. This cell is a structural protein found in many parts of the human body—from hard bones to soft yet pliable skin. Collagen fibers provide mechanical strength to the skin by forming an interconnected structural framework. Other cells, such as hyaluronic acid, are part of this structure within which they perform their individual functions.

In younger years, these cells are produced plentifully and function efficiently. But, problems arise when biological aging and external skin-damaging influences (e.g., smoking, sunlight, pollution, improper diet) lower the quantity and functionality of dermal cells. Hence, wrinkles and creases emerge in areas where most facial expressions occur, like the forehead and cheeks. If left untreated, patients may look gaunt or older than their age.

Ellanse has been created using PCL microspheres suspended in a gel carrier composed of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), glycerin, and phosphate-buffered saline. Polycaprolactone is a soft medical polymer generally used in biomedical applications such as sutures, drug delivery systems, and tissue engineering. This polymer is renowned for its non-toxic, biodegradable, and biostimulatory effects. After application, PCL microspheres increase collagen synthesis and strengthen the skin scaffolding. Hence, skin depressions are seamlessly filled and lifted. Ellanse products have tuneable longevity and total bioresorbability properties for sustained performance. The treatments are also cost-effective in the long run as the effects are very durable.

HOW TO INJECT ELLANSE

Just like any other aesthetic treatment, only approved medical practitioners with experience in dermal injections are legally permitted to conduct procedures using Ellanse. Also, performing the treatment while strictly observing aseptic guidelines is extremely important. Not following these principles may result in infections and other severe aftereffects. Thoroughly assess patients’ medical information to determine their suitability. Patients should also be informed of the warnings, precautions, aftercare methods, and possible effects of the chosen filler.

Before treatment, disinfect the targeted areas, determine patients’ need for pain relievers, and administer suitable anesthesia if necessary. Assemble the medical device as shown on the patient information leaflet. Once ready, inject the filler slowly into the subdermal layer. You may use the tunneling technique for optimum results. Massage the corrected areas to distribute the filler gel uniformly. Discard any remaining gel and used medical supplies. Refer to the patient information leaflet for detailed instructions for use.

HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?

These fillers are different compared to other aesthetic fillers in the market due to their impressive longevity. The viscoelastic gel has tuneable longevity and total bioresorbability properties, whereby it can last for an extended period of time, after which it will be completely disintegrated into the neighboring tissues without a trace. Ellanse products can deliver effects ranging from 1 year to 4 years or more. Nevertheless, the residence time and duration of the performance vary on an individual basis.

IS THIS PRODUCT SAFE?

The Ellanse line of cosmetic fillers is very safe for injection into the human body as it complies with the highest European safety standards for Implantable Medical Devices. The ingredients are toxic-free and tissue-friendly. They do not induce any immunogenic or rejection reactions once administered. Patients do not require any skin allergy test before the procedure since the fillers are completely synthetic and do not contain any pyrogens or proteins. In fact, these fillers are CE-marked, which further proves their superior quality. That being said, the cases below are advised against using these fillers due to an untested safety profile, including:

1. Patients with severe allergies or who have a history of anaphylactic shock;
2. Patients with allergy or hypersensitivity to any of the filler constituents;
3. Patients with dermal inflammation, infections, or disorders (e.g., acne, hives, cold sores);
4. Patients with a tendency to develop keloids or hypertrophic scarring;
5. Patients who are on cortisone therapy as connective tissue fiber growth may be repressed;
6. Patients who are on medications or supplements that promote bleeding (e.g., warfarin, NSAIDs, fish oil, high doses of vitamin E);
7. Patients who have had other permanent implants fitted on targeted treatment areas.

It is best that pregnant and breastfeeding patients, as well as those younger than 18 years of age, avoid this filler due to an unestablished safety level. Refer to the patient information leaflet for a detailed list of contraindications.

ELLANSE SIDE EFFECTS

Just like any other minimally invasive injection procedure, patients may experience localized inflammatory reactions.

COMMON SIDE EFFECTS:

• Swelling
• Bruising
• Redness

These aftereffects are generally very mild and should resolve within two days. Inform your patients to avoid high-impact exercise for at least a day following treatment and to protect the treated areas from excessive sunlight exposure for a week post-procedure.

RARE SIDE EFFECTS:

• Induration (hardening of tissues)
• Infection
• Allergy attack

These reactions are very serious and must be treated urgently in the hospital. Refer to the patient information leaflet for a detailed list of side effects.

WHAT IS IT MADE OF?

Ellanse is a range of synthetic aesthetic fillers made of polycaprolactone (PCL) microspheres homogeneously suspended in a gel carrier composed of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), glycerin, and phosphate-buffered saline. The temporary gel is free from latex and pyrogen and can be completely resorbed into the surrounding tissues. Ellanse fillers are known as collagen stimulators as they encourage the skin to manufacture more collagen. Over time, skin is left feeling lifted, tighter, and smoother-looking.