Korea Blunt-tip Cannula For Filler Injection 18G 21G 22G 23G 25G 27G 30G

Blunt-tip Cannula — Designed for Advanced Aesthetic Injection Procedures

Engineered for practitioners who prioritize precision, patient comfort, and procedural confidence. The blunt-tip design offers a clinically preferred alternative to sharp needles for soft tissue filler placement.

Key Features

• Enhanced Safety Profile — The rounded, blunt tip is designed to deflect away from vessel walls and nerve structures, reducing the risk of inadvertent vascular or neural contact during filler placement.
• Minimized Tissue Trauma — Glides through subcutaneous tissue with less disruption to surrounding structures, supporting a cleaner procedural experience compared to sharp-needle techniques.
• Reduced Post-Procedure Downtime — Less mechanical disruption to tissue may contribute to reduced bruising and swelling, supporting a smoother recovery period for patients.
• Uniform Filler Distribution — Single-entry, multi-directional technique allows for broader coverage and more even product placement across the treatment area.
• Improved Patient Comfort — The blunt tip and smooth cannula shaft are designed to minimize discomfort during the injection process, making it well-suited for sensitive treatment zones.
• EO Gas Sterilized — Each cannula is individually sterilized using ethylene oxide gas, meeting standard sterility requirements for single-use medical instruments.
• Medical-Grade 304 Stainless Steel — Constructed from high-quality stainless steel for consistent rigidity and smooth passage through tissue.
• Depth Markings — Graduated scale markings at 10mm intervals for clear depth reference during injection.
• Includes Entry Needle — Each cannula is packaged with a corresponding sharp entry needle for initial skin puncture.

Available Sizes

14G to 30G | 25mm to 100mm — Multiple gauge and length combinations available to suit a wide range of injection techniques and anatomical areas.

Instructions for Use

1. Create the Entry Point — Use a sharp needle one gauge larger than the cannula to create the initial puncture. The entry needle gauge should be slightly larger than the cannula gauge to allow smooth insertion.
2. Insert the Cannula — Introduce the cannula tip at a 60–90° angle until the desired tissue depth is reached. Techniques to assist entry: pinch the skin to locate the puncture hole; stretch the skin with the non-injecting hand; guide the cannula tip with the index finger of the injecting hand.
3. Advance Through Tissue — Once inserted, rotate the cannula tangentially to the skin surface, using the natural flexibility of the cannula to navigate the tissue plane.
4. Retrograde Injection — Deposit filler in a retrograde motion while withdrawing the cannula. To redirect, partially withdraw the cannula and reposition at the desired depth before advancing again.

For use by trained and licensed aesthetic practitioners only. Follow all applicable clinical protocols and local regulatory requirements.