Blunt Tip Micro Cannula for Dermal Filler Micro Blunt Cannula Needle Long Blunt Needle Cannula

Cannulas have a hollow bore, just like needles, allowing the filler to pass through into the tissue. However, instead of a sharp tip like needles, cannulas have a rounded, blunt end. It's a bit like a long needle, but the tip is blunt. The process involves numbing the skin with ice, then injecting a small amount of local anesthetic beneath the skin with a tiny needle. When the skin is numb, a needle is used to pierce the skin, and then the cannula is threaded into the puncture site, sliding along the natural planes of tissue, providing access to a large area for filler placement.

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.