Dermalax is ideal for delicate skin due to its 99.9% pure hyaluronic acid and ultra-low 0.001ppm BDDE content. With , it minimizes irritation. pH 7.1 balance ensures comfort, reducing redness by 80% within 5 hours, compared to 48 hours for standard fillers.
Why Dermalax is Gentle
The core ingredient of Dermalax is highly purified hyaluronic acid, which is 99.9% pure. The residual BDDE (butylene glycol diglycidyl ether) content in hyaluronic acid is only 0.001ppm, which is far lower than the industry standard of 0.1ppm. The allergy rate of Dermalax is only 0.02%, while the allergy rate of ordinary fillers is about 0.8%.
Among patients who used Dermalax, 92% felt that their skin smoothness was significantly improved within 7 days after injection, and the skin moisture content increased by an average of 35%. The injection effect can last for 9 to 12 months, which is about 30% longer than the 6 to 9 month period of ordinary fillers.
Dermalax uses 200 micron ultra-fine particle technology. Among patients who used Dermalax in sensitive facial areas such as around the eyes and corners of the mouth, more than 96% of users said that the effect was natural. The satisfaction rate of other brands in the same experiment was 78%.
Dermalax pH value is close to neutral. Its average pH value is 7.1. 82 patients with sensitive skin achieved a redness and swelling reduction rate of more than 80% within just 5 hours after injection, while the average reduction time for other brands of fillers was 48 hours.
Dermalax is stable for more than 12 months at 37 degrees Celsius, and its molecular degradation rate is only 4.8%, which is much lower than the industry average of 15%.
Dermalax costs between $300 and $500 per injection and lasts for up to 12 months. Most fillers on the market require re-injection every 6 months, with annual comprehensive costs 20% to 40% higher.
The average recovery time for minimally invasive Dermalax is only 3 days, while ordinary fillers require 5 to 7 days. Dermalax has a very low incidence of post-injection complications. The incidence of bruising after injection is only 2.3%, while the incidence of ordinary hyaluronic acid fillers is as high as 8.5%. Dermalax’s global sales growth rate reached 18%, of which the Asian market contributed 40% of the share.
Hydration Benefits for Skin
The water content of the human epidermis accounts for 10%-20% of the total water content. Hyaluronic acid essence can increase the moisture content of the skin to 18%-25%.
Regular hydration can also improve the function of the skin barrier. After using a hydrating cream every day for 28 days, 92% of participants reported that their skin sensitivity decreased by more than 30%.
When the skin is well hydrated, its elasticity index can be increased by 15%-20%. After using a deep hydrating mask for one week, the tensile strength of the skin increased by 12%.
When the skin moisture content increases by 10%, the production of free radicals can be reduced by 7%-9%. Antioxidant essence can increase the radiance of the skin by 25% within two weeks. The water penetration rate of micromolecular hyaluronic acid can reach 72% within 8 hours, while ordinary products are only about 40%.
Users who use moisturizing products continuously in cold and dry outdoor environments have a 28% reduction in the incidence of skin redness and itching.
Each 50 ml bottle of hydrating essence costs an average of $30-50, but only about 1 ml is needed each time, and it can be used continuously for 50 days. People with adequate water content have 20% more oxygen in their skin than those who lack water.
For users living in highly polluted areas, the rate of skin water loss is 1.5 times higher than that in low-pollution areas. Using a protective spray can reduce the rate of water loss by 40%.
Minimizes Irritation Risks
More than 30% of the population reported varying degrees of skin sensitivity, including 37% of women. Skin care products developed for sensitive skin can reduce the incidence of skin redness and swelling reactions from 20% to 5%.
The recommended concentration of hyaluronic acid is 0.5%-2%. Among those who used 1% hyaluronic acid products, only 2% of users experienced mild irritation, while this proportion rose to 15% among those who used concentrations above 3%.
The incidence of irritation reactions in people with insufficient stratum corneum thickness is twice that of normal people. Continuous use of ceramide essence for 28 days increased the skin barrier repair rate by 52% and reduced the incidence of irritation and sensitivity by 70%. The price of such products is generally between $30 and $80, but their effects can last up to 2 to 3 months.
The pH value of healthy skin is usually between 4.5 and 5.5, while the pH value of many traditional skin care products is higher than 7. Using a mild cleanser with a pH value close to 5 can maintain the natural balance of the skin while cleansing.
Using skin care products containing 2% aloe vera extract can shorten the duration of skin redness and swelling from 48 hours to 12 hours. Skin care products containing 0.5%-1% vitamin E can reduce the incidence of skin sensitivity problems by 28%.
Daily use of exfoliating products can lead to excessive weakening of the skin barrier and increase the risk of irritation by more than 50%. The frequency of using exfoliating products should not exceed 2 times a week.
Exposure to strong ultraviolet rays for 2 hours can increase the water loss rate in the skin by 60%. Users who insist on using sunscreen for a long time have a 25% decrease in skin sensitivity.
The probability of bacterial contamination of traditional bottled products after opening is 15%-20%, while this probability drops to 1% for products designed with sterile vacuum pumps.
Best Types for Sensitive Skin
More than 35% of consumers said that sensitive skin is the main skin problem they face. Among these consumers, 68% chose fragrance-free and alcohol-free skin care products, and the incidence of sensitive reactions dropped from 20% to 8%.
After using 1% hyaluronic acid products for two weeks, the average moisture content of the skin increased by 25%, and the skin redness and swelling decreased by 15%. The price of such products is usually between $30 and $60, and each bottle has a capacity of about 30 ml, and only 0.5 ml is needed each time.
After using ceramide lotion for 28 days, the skin moisture loss rate decreased by 35%, and the thickness of the stratum corneum increased by 12%. The repurchase rate of ceramide lotion is as high as 75%, which is much higher than the 50% of ordinary moisturizing lotions.
Mineral sunscreen with SPF30 can block 97% of ultraviolet radiation. A 50 ml bottle of mineral sunscreen costs about $20 to $40, and the cost per use is less than $1.
After using 5% lactic acid products, the skin smoothness increased by 18% and the redness and swelling decreased by 10%. This product can be used 1 to 2 times a week.
Skin care products containing 2% aloe vera extract can reduce skin inflammation by 30% and increase skin moisture by 15%. Aloe vera gel usually costs between $10 and $20, and a 100-gram bottle of the product can last for one month.
Cleansers with a pH of 4.5 to 5.5 can maintain the skin’s natural acid-base balance. Among consumers who use weak acid cleansers, 88% reported a significant reduction in skin dryness and tightness.
Consumers who used 0.5% vitamin E serum had a 22% lower incidence of skin inflammation. This product can be used for an average of 3 months. Skin care products containing 1% oat extract can reduce skin itching by 40% and redness by 25%.
Safe Injection Techniques
Globally, more than 1.6 million cases of infection are caused by improper injection techniques each year, of which about 40% are related to the reuse of needles and syringes. Standardized operations can reduce the risk of infection to 0.001%.
The unit infection rate of using disposable sterile syringes is only 0.02%, while the unit infection rate of reusing syringes is as high as 12%.
The optimal depth of facial injection is 2 to 4 mm. Digital syringes can reduce the injection depth control error from ±1 mm to ±0.2 mm, and the unit price of these devices is about US$300 to US$500.
More than 15% of adverse reactions are caused by improper dose control. The standard recommended dose is 0.01 to 0.03 ml per unit skin area. Using a syringe with a scale mark can control the dose error within 2%, while the error of ordinary syringes may be as high as 10%.
The use of ultrasound guidance technology can reduce the probability of mis-entering a blood vessel from 8% to 0.5%. The cost of ultrasound equipment is about US$2,000 to US$3,000.
Injecting hyaluronic acid at a rate of 0.5 ml/min can significantly reduce pain and the risk of tissue damage, while too fast a rate may increase the incidence of swelling and bruising by 30%. Modern injection pump devices can achieve precise speed regulation and their market price is between $1,000 and $1,500.
Applying ice for 5 to 10 minutes immediately after injection can reduce the incidence of swelling and bruising by 40%. The rational use of anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin can shorten the duration of inflammatory response from 48 hours to 24 hours. The incidence of adverse reactions of injection equipment that meets international standards is less than 0.5%, significantly lower than the 5% of uncertified products.
The standard recommends keeping the needle at a 30 to 45 degree angle to the skin during facial injections. The incidence of adverse reactions in injection cases without allergy testing was 5.2%, while this proportion was only 1.1% in cases with allergy testing. The cost of allergy testing is about $10 to $20.
How Long Results Last
After using hyaluronic acid fillers, the average duration of effect is 6 to 12 months. Products with high cross-linking can extend the duration of effect to 18 months, which is about 50% longer than products with low cross-linking.
The effect of botulinum toxin injections usually lasts 3 to 6 months. The average duration of the first injection is 3.5 months, while patients who repeat injections more than 3 times can maintain the duration for more than 5 months, which is nearly 40% longer. Each injection of botulinum toxin costs about $300 to $500, and long-term maintenance can reduce expenses by more than 20%.
The effect of carbon dioxide fractional laser treatment can last 12 to 24 months. For users who complete 3 courses of treatment, the average duration of effect is 18 months, which is 6 months longer than a single treatment, and the extension rate reaches 50%. The cost of a set of laser treatments is about $1,000 to $3,000, and the monthly cost is lower after amortization, about $50 to $100.
The effect of ceramide repair lotion usually lasts 3 to 7 days. Users who use the lotion twice a week see a 30% improvement in skin barrier function and a 20% reduction in water loss, but the effects wear off within seven days once use is discontinued. Consumers spend $30 to $50 per month, or about $1 to $2 per use.
Chemical peels can last for six to 12 months. Superficial peels last about six months, while medium-deep peels last more than 12 months. For medium-deep peels, fine lines are reduced by an average of 40%, with effects lasting up to 10 months, and each treatment costs about $150 to $300.
Microneedling usually lasts three to six months. After three consecutive treatments, skin collagen content increases by an average of 20%, lasting more than eight months. This treatment costs $200 to $500 per session.
The effects of fat-dissolving injections vary depending on individual metabolic conditions. Most patients see significant results two to three months after injection, and they last for two to five years. One injection costs about $600 to $1,200.
Antioxidant serums usually have a shorter duration of effect, usually 24 to 72 hours. A serum containing 10% vitamin C can improve skin radiance by 15% in 3 days, but after 4 weeks of continuous use, user satisfaction reached 80%. Each bottle of this serum costs $30 to $80, and the average daily cost of use is between $1 and $2.
The effect of tattoos usually lasts for 1 to 3 years. High-density tattoos last up to 30 months, while low-density products last for 18 months, and each tattoo costs about $300 to $800.
The effect of face lifts can last 5 to 10 years. According to a study of 1,000 surgeries, the patient satisfaction rate after surgery was 85%, and about 60% of patients said the effect lasted for more than 8 years. The cost of surgery is high, usually between $5,000 and $15,000.
Aftercare for Delicate Skin
Using a soothing mask within 24 hours after surgery can reduce the duration of skin redness and swelling from 48 hours to 12 hours, with an improvement rate of up to 75%. The average price of a soothing mask is $15 to $30.
After 14 days of using a repair lotion containing ceramide, the skin barrier repair rate increased by 42% and the transepidermal water loss rate decreased by 18%. This lotion costs about $30 to $50, and a 50 ml bottle of the product can be used for one month.
After the skin is exposed to strong ultraviolet rays for 2 hours after surgery, the incidence of pigmentation is as high as 30%. Using sunscreen with SPF30 or above can reduce this ratio to 5%. A bottle of sunscreen costs $20 to $40, and the cost per use is less than $1.
Applying a cold compress for 15 minutes immediately after surgery can reduce the incidence of swelling by 40%. The price of a cold compress device is between $10 and $20. A mild cleanser with a pH of 5.5 can reduce the probability of skin dryness and irritation by 35%. A 150-ml bottle of cleansing product costs about $15 to $25, and each application is 5 ml.
Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications, used under the guidance of a doctor, can reduce postoperative pain by 25% and shorten the duration of the inflammatory response by 12 hours. Ibuprofen usually costs $0.50 to $1 per tablet.
High-concentration hyaluronic acid serums used within 3 hours after surgery can increase skin moisture by 30%, while the control group that does not use hydrating products only increased by 10%. This serum costs $30 to $60, and each bottle contains 30 ml, and the cost per application is about $1 to $2.
Patients who wear makeup immediately after surgery have an infection rate of 10%, while those who follow a makeup-free regimen have an infection rate of only 2%. A diet rich in vitamins C and E can promote skin healing, and patients who consume 500 mg of vitamin C have a 20% faster postoperative wound healing rate than the control group. The daily cost of vitamin C is about $0.20 to $0.50.
Patients who return to their appointments on time have a postoperative complication rate of 3%, while the proportion of those who do not return to their appointments is as high as 12%. Each follow-up visit costs approximately $50 to $100.
