Disposable 25g 27g 30g Micro Blunt Cannula Needle for Dermal Filler Injection

blunt cannula needle is a small tube with an unsharp rounded end, specifically designed for atraumatic intradermal injections of fluids, for example injectable fillers.   It has ports on the side allowing the product to be dispensed more evenly.   Over the years a wide array of blunt-tip micro-cannulae have been designed that offer variety in flexibility, size and diameter, but all are very small in diameter.   The modern micro-cannulae allow both superficial and more involved procedures.   Different sizes can also be used to inject fillers of nearly any type of level of viscosity.   Extremely flexible, long micro-cannulae can be used to employ the "fanning technique", a method that allows for treatment of a large area through a single puncture point.

Precision - With blunt tip cannulas, fillers can be injected more accurately, reducing the amount of filler needed to achieve the desired results. Areas where the use of the blunt tip cannula are most effective include the jaw line, nasal folds, cheeks, lips, marionette lines, and beneath the eyes.

WHEN ARE SHARP NEEDLES STILL THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR DERMAL FILLERS?
Although the cannula method of injecting dermal fillers offers many benefits, there are still cases when sharp needles
can be the right choice. When a very small amount of filler is needed for touchups or fillers are injected in small places
like the cupid's bow of the upper lip or in the temples, a needle is still the best option. Cannulas may not be ideal for
filling acne scars or injecting extremely fine lines located on the skin's superficial surface. While there is a place for
both injection methods, patients enjoy many benefits when the cannula method is used to inject dermal fillers.
Fewer risks, reduced downtime, and less pain make this method an excellent choice, particularly when patients
want to have dermald fillers injected in multiple areas at one time for complete facial rejuvenation.