Teoxane's Teosyal RHA range uses resilient hyaluronic acid engineered to stretch and recover with facial movement, which makes it particularly suited to mobile areas like the lips, perioral region and mid-face. We stock the range alongside other original CE-approved brands and choose per area, not per price list.
What it is
- RHA stands for resilient hyaluronic acid: gels manufactured with minimal chemical modification so they behave more like natural tissue during movement.
- Different densities exist for fine lines (RHA 1/Redensity), medium folds (RHA 2/3) and deep structural support (RHA 4).
Who it suits
- Patients who want a soft, mobile result in expressive areas
- Perioral lines, lips, nasolabial folds, cheeks and chin
- Anyone who has previously found filler felt stiff or looked static
Products we use
Teosyal RHA 1–4, Teosyal Redensity I and II, plus Juvéderm and Restylane ranges as indicated
How the treatment is performed
- Assessment and product selection based on tissue thickness and mobility.
- Anaesthesia, then cannula or needle placement in the correct plane.
- Shaping and mirror review before you leave.
Safety
Original product with batch traceability; hyaluronidase always available; cannula preferred in high-risk zones.
Before your appointment
No alcohol for 24 hours; avoid blood thinners where allowed; treat any cold sore first.
Aftercare
No make-up for 12 hours; no heat, exercise or facial massage for 48 hours; sleep elevated on night one.
Results and longevity
Immediate, settling fully in 2 weeks; typically 9–18 months depending on the product and area treated.
Possible side effects and risks
Swelling, bruising, lumps that settle, rarely nodules or vascular events.
Follow-up
Review at 2–4 weeks with photographs and refinement where required.
Questions about this treatment
Is Teosyal better than other brands?
It is excellent in mobile areas because of its resilience. In other indications another brand may be the better technical choice — that is a medical decision.
Do you show the product before use?
Always. The sealed syringe is opened in front of you and the batch number goes into your file.
How do I know a filler is genuine?
Sealed packaging, a traceable batch sticker, correct storage and a clinic willing to show you all of it.
