Needles & Cannulas

Our filler needles make filler injections easier, more comfortable and provide the smoothest and most controlled injection of dermal fillers. Filler Derm supplies needles and cannulas to professional medical aesthetics practices for a wide variety of treatments, including mesotherapy, dermal fillers and skin boosters. We work with leading manufacturers such as BD, Magic Needle and TSK® to provide customers with the best available needles and cannulas for their intended usage.

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Our product range includes needles and cannulas which have been specifically designed for an intended treatment in hard-to-find sizes. These products help minimise pain and trauma to the skin during the procedure and meet the highest international standards.
Injectables like dermal fillers are effective at restoring lost volume to the skin, but they can cause complications if the procedure isn’t done correctly. Dermatologists need to consider the tools they use, their experience with the procedure, and the filler they’re using before they start any filler treatment.

So does Restylane produce better results when a cannula or needle is used? Both tools can produce excellent results, though they need to be tailored to the area that needs filler. Dermatologists also need to consider the type of Restylane they need to apply.

Needle Vs Cannula

Traditionally, dermal fillers have been injected using needles. In fact, most dermal fillers still come packaged with two short (1/2 inch) needles as the recommended means of injecting the product. However, there are several advantages of not using the supplied needle, and instead, using a blunt-tipped cannula for the injection of dermal fillers. One of the key advantages of using blunt-tipped cannulas is the reduced likelihood of penetrating blood vessels, especially arteries. Injection of filler into arteries can have disastrous consequences including blindness, stroke, and death of parts of the skin injected.

The overwhelming majority of practitioners still use needles to inject fillers, although cannula use is on the rise. Technically, it is much more difficult to use a cannula. A significant amount of feel is required to use a cannula, whereas a needle simply pierces through tissues. Because the tip of a sharp needle is extremely fine, it is essentially a force multiplier. This is the reason why only a small amount of pushing force is required to channel a needle through the face. The learning curve associated with using a cannula combined with the additional cost to purchase cannulas could account for the lack of usage amongst practitioners, despite their advantages.

Blunt Tipped Cannula For Injection Of Dermal Filler

To summarise, there are many advantages of using a blunt-tipped cannula for the injection of dermal fillers instead of needles. There are advantages for the patient and the practitioner.

Cannulae are blunt, which mean that they are less likely to pierce a through a vein or artery. This results in less swelling, bruising and intravascular injection of filler.
The practitioner has more feel about what structures are being passed by the tip of the cannula.
Cannulae are longer, allowing for fewer injections and entry points through the skin.
Can go in through the same entry point multiple times without hurting the patient.