Hyaron treatment guide
How Hyaron works, and how qualified professionals use it.
From how sodium hyaluronate supports skin hydration to the session-by-session protocol and compatible mesotherapy devices.
How does Hyaron work?
Hyaluronate is a naturally occurring component of the extracellular matrix and has a strong relationship with tissue hydration.
When used in an appropriate professional protocol, sodium hyaluronate can increase the availability of moisture within the treated tissue. This hydration-focused approach can help the skin appear smoother, softer, and more supple.
Hyaron is therefore generally positioned as a skin-quality treatment, rather than a product intended to create significant facial projection or structural volume.
How to use Hyaron
Hyaron is an injectable product and should only be administered by a qualified healthcare professional.
The practitioner should first review the patient’s medical history, treatment goals, current medications, allergies, skin condition, and relevant contraindications.
Administration technique, injection depth, dose, treatment frequency, and treatment area should be determined according to the current product labeling and instructions for use, applicable local regulations, and the practitioner’s professional judgment. See the Hyaron Prefilled Injection specifications.
Hyaron should not be self-injected or administered by untrained individuals.
Professional treatment process
Consultation
The practitioner evaluates the patient’s skin and discusses treatment goals.
Product assessment
The product packaging, expiry date, sterility, and integrity are checked before use.
Treatment preparation
The treatment area is cleansed before administration and a numbing agent is applied to help keep the patient comfortable during the procedure.
Professional administration
Hyaron is administered using the technique selected by the qualified practitioner, consistent with the product’s approved instructions. See the treatment protocol below.
Post-treatment guidance
The practitioner provides individualized aftercare instructions and advises the patient on expected temporary reactions.
Treatment technique, dosage, injection depth, treatment frequency, and maintenance schedule should follow the current product labeling, instructions for use, applicable regulations, and the treating professional’s clinical judgment.
Hyaron treatment protocol
A five-step protocol guide for qualified practitioners.
Prepare and numb the skin
Before starting the procedure, ensure that the treatment area is clean and disinfected. Then generously apply an anesthetic cream to the treatment area and leave it for 30 minutes. Thoroughly clean the skin after removing the numbing cream.
Set up the application device
Set up the chosen application device for Hyaron, whether direct injection or a mesotherapy device such as a DermaPen or an EZ Injector.
Administer evenly
Distribute the solution evenly across the injection points to avoid overtreatment. Separate each point by 1 cm and inject about 0.2 mL of the solution. For deeper scars and wrinkles, apply 0.4 mL of Hyaron solution.
Apply aftercare
Apply a recovery cream after the procedure to promote faster healing, and apply sunscreen when outdoors.
Complete the course
For optimal outcomes, repeat the procedure 5 to 10 times at 10-day intervals. Maintenance sessions are done every 6 to 9 months.
Treatment course
- Session 1, Day 0
- Session 2, Day 10
- Session 3, Day 20
- Session 4, Day 30
- Session 5, Day 40
- Session 6, Day 50
- Session 7, Day 60
- Session 8, Day 70
- Session 9, Day 80
- Session 10, Day 90
- Maintenance every 6–9 months
5 to 10 sessions, 10 days apart, for optimal outcomes Number of sessions determined by a medical professional
Consult a medical professional to determine the number of sessions needed. Results can last from 6 to 12 months.
Compatible mesotherapy devices
Hyaron can be administered by direct injection or with these mesotherapy devices.
Direct injection
Hydra Roller
Hydra Stamp
EZ Injector
Hydra Pen
AMTS Machine (DermaPen)
Important safety information
Hyaron is intended for professional administration. Do not purchase or administer injectable products for unsupervised self-treatment.
Patients should disclose relevant medical conditions, allergies, medications, previous injectable treatments, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, and any active skin infection or inflammation to their healthcare professional before treatment.
The practitioner should review the official product information and determine whether Hyaron is appropriate for the individual patient.
Treatment questions
How many treatments are needed?
Treatment schedules vary according to the product presentation, practitioner protocol, treatment area, and individual patient. To achieve optimal outcomes, the treatment protocol repeats the procedure 5 to 10 times with a 10-day interval; a medical professional should determine the number of sessions needed.
How quickly can results appear?
Visible changes vary between patients. Hydration-related improvements may become noticeable relatively early, while broader changes in skin quality may develop over a longer period.
How long does Hyaron last?
Generally, Hyaron lasts approximately 6–12 months. Duration varies with factors such as the patient’s metabolism and the severity of the condition. A follow-up consultation with a medical professional is recommended to decide whether maintenance sessions are needed.
Does Hyaron contain lidocaine?
No, Hyaron does not contain lidocaine. A numbing agent is often applied before treatment for a more comfortable procedure.
Can I inject Hyaron myself?
No. Injectable products should not be self-administered. Hyaron should be handled and administered by an appropriately qualified professional.
Questions about Hyaron?
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