How does the RHA line differ from traditional HA fillers?

These fillers are formulated to perform in areas with frequent movement, so they prioritize elasticity and structural integrity during expression. The gel’s balance of stretch and support can help maintain contour in mobile tissues such as the lips and perioral zones. In practice, this may translate to more natural motion where rigidity would be noticeable. Selection remains technique-dependent, and results vary with anatomy, placement depth, and injector skill.

How do clinicians choose between RHA 1, 2, 3, and 4?

Choice typically reflects target depth, tissue dynamics, and desired firmness. Lighter options are often chosen for superficial refinement where flexibility is key, while more robust presentations suit deeper folds and areas needing structure. Map animation patterns and thickness, then select the gel that matches your plan. Trial sessions, photography, and palpation benchmarks can help standardize product selection across providers in your practice.

Can these fillers be combined with neuromodulators or other treatments?

Clinics often coordinate fillers with neuromodulators, skin boosters, and device-based therapies as part of comprehensive protocols. Sequencing and timing should follow your clinic’s guidelines and the manufacturer’s instructions for each modality. Many teams stage treatments to evaluate tissue response before adding additional procedures. Document the plan, products used, and intervals to maintain consistency across providers and visits.

What storage and handling considerations should clinics follow?

Follow the manufacturer’s labeled storage conditions and keep units in their original packaging until use. Inspect integrity seals, check lot and expiry, and maintain a clean chain-of-custody within your inventory system. Transport and storage should protect from extremes and physical damage. Always dispose of used syringes and sharps per local regulation and clinic policy.

What documentation is included to support traceability?

Packaging typically includes product identifiers, lot number, and expiry date on the outer carton and device label. Many clinics log these details in the chart and retain packaging stickers when available. Consistent recordkeeping supports quality management, facilitates inventory reconciliation, and simplifies any future pharmacovigilance or device reporting requirements.

Who is authorized to administer these dermal fillers?

Administration is limited to licensed medical professionals operating within their scope of practice and local regulations. Clinics should ensure injectors are trained on facial anatomy, injection techniques, and emergency management. Adhere to manufacturer guidance and your clinic’s protocols for consent, aseptic technique, and documentation. Supervision requirements vary by state or country; verify current rules for your location.

What aftercare guidance can practices share post-treatment?

Aftercare plans often advise minimizing manipulation of the treated area, avoiding intense heat or vigorous exercise for a short period, and monitoring for expected transient effects. Provide clear contact information and escalation steps for any unusual reactions. Many clinics supply written aftercare handouts and set follow-up visits to assess integration, symmetry, and the need for any touchpoints such as refinement or additional treatment.

Dermal Fillers

Teosyal® RHA

Teosyal® RHA Dermal Filler for Clinics

Dermal Filler

Price range: $145.99 through $290.99

Description

Introduction

RHA technology delivers a resilient hyaluronic acid injectable for dynamic facial zones. Clinics use this gel to refine lines, folds, and contour while preserving natural movement. Stock within US distribution supports predictable availability for licensed medical practices.

What Teosyal Is and How It Works

Teosyal® RHA is a portfolio of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers intended for professional injection in mobile facial areas. The range is calibrated for tissues that move frequently, helping maintain elasticity and structural integrity during expression for a natural look and feel. Med Wholesale Supplies serves licensed clinics and healthcare professionals with authentic, brand-name medical products sourced through vetted distributors.

Each prefilled syringe provides a smooth, cohesive gel in a 2 ml presentation for deliberate placement and controlled molding by trained injectors. The material balances stretch and support so contouring and smoothing can be maintained during everyday motion. For an overview of the base material and its role in aesthetics, see our Hyaluronic Acid Guide.

Professional Applications

Clinics deploy the RHA range across common aesthetic workflows. Typical targets include nasolabial folds, marionette grooves, perioral lines, lip definition, and midface contour. One option functions as an RHA 1 skin booster to support superficial revitalization and fine-line refinement where high flexibility is preferred. The broader portfolio supports graduated depth, from subtle surface improvement to deeper fold softening.

Treatment planning usually accounts for animation patterns, tissue thickness, and the desired firmness versus softness. Protocols can integrate lip shaping with perioral harmonization or combine midface lift with lower-face smoothing. For education resources on expectations and timelines, review Lip Filler Duration and browse our Dermal Fillers.

Key Features

Dynamic-area resilience: supports natural motion in treated regions.
Portfolio coverage: options suitable for superficial to deeper placement.
Controlled handling: smooth extrusion and precise placement characteristics.
Sterile, prefilled syringes: ready for clinic workflows.
Reliable texture: cohesive gel for consistent molding and finish.
Traceability support: lot and expiry details on packaging components.
Integration friendly: pairs with standard aesthetic protocols and sequencing.
Mid-depth option: Teosyal RHA 2 filler suited to moderate lines in mobile zones.

Benefits in Practice

This product family can streamline training and onboarding because clinicians work within one cohesive rheology profile across multiple indications. The consistent handling supports efficient session timing, while the elastic properties help maintain results in animated areas such as the mouth or cheeks.

For lip-focused workflows, the range includes options often selected as a Teosyal RHA lip filler to balance softness and shape. Practices may also pair treatments with complementary hyaluronic acid solutions such as HA Long Lasting or bio-remodeling options like Structura Filler to round out service menus. These pairings are planned case by case to fit local protocols and practitioner preference.

Composition & Ingredients

Active component: resilient hyaluronic acid gel. The formulation is engineered for elasticity and strength suitable for dynamic facial tissues. As a class, this is based on Teoxane hyaluronic acid prepared to deliver smooth extrusion and controlled placement. Excipients and specific characteristics can vary by option; review the package insert and labeling for the selected presentation.

Packaging & Supply

Each presentation arrives as a single-use, prefilled syringe for professional injection. The syringe provides a 2 ml hyaluronic acid gel to support precise, consistent delivery. Labels and outer cartons typically display lot and expiry to aid traceability within clinic inventory systems. The line includes options commonly selected for deeper folds, such as Teosyal RHA 3 filler, alongside lighter and more robust presentations for other depths.

Professional use only. Administered by licensed medical practitioners in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable regulations. If a prescription is required in your jurisdiction, ensure it is on file before treatment.

Ordering & Logistics

Create or verify your professional account to view live availability and place orders. Sign in for volume and contract pricing aligned to your purchasing profile. Standard fulfillment windows and expedited options are available; your team can select the service level that fits clinic schedules and procedure calendars. Many clinics coordinate multiple variants in a single order to support sequential treatments in mobile areas, including those where Teosyal RHA 4 filler may be preferred for structural support.

Comparable Products

Clinics evaluating this class often compare mid-depth or structural options. Consider Restylane 1 mL for a familiar HA profile or Revanesse Revise as a cohesive-gel alternative. Selection should align with your technique, target region, and desired handling characteristics.

Pricing & Access

Sign in to view tiered pricing and eligibility for contract or bulk rates. Your account representative can assist with forecasts, standing orders, and allocation planning across multiple variants in the range. Quotes can include mixed options to support seasonal demand and training schedules.

Availability & Substitutions

Supply can vary by variant and timing. If a specific presentation is temporarily unavailable, we can suggest clinically comparable alternatives from the same class for your evaluation. Confirm any substitution with your clinical lead to align rheology and handling with your established techniques.

Authoritative Sources

For additional professional context on hyaluronic acid dermal fillers and device-class considerations:

Sign in to confirm allocation and schedule shipment with temperature-controlled handling when required and tracked US delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the RHA line differ from traditional HA fillers?
These fillers are formulated to perform in areas with frequent movement, so they prioritize elasticity and structural integrity during expression. The gel’s balance of stretch and support can help maintain contour in mobile tissues such as the lips and perioral zones. In practice, this may translate to more natural motion where rigidity would be noticeable. Selection remains technique-dependent, and results vary with anatomy, placement depth, and injector skill.
How do clinicians choose between RHA 1, 2, 3, and 4?
Choice typically reflects target depth, tissue dynamics, and desired firmness. Lighter options are often chosen for superficial refinement where flexibility is key, while more robust presentations suit deeper folds and areas needing structure. Map animation patterns and thickness, then select the gel that matches your plan. Trial sessions, photography, and palpation benchmarks can help standardize product selection across providers in your practice.
Can these fillers be combined with neuromodulators or other treatments?
Clinics often coordinate fillers with neuromodulators, skin boosters, and device-based therapies as part of comprehensive protocols. Sequencing and timing should follow your clinic’s guidelines and the manufacturer’s instructions for each modality. Many teams stage treatments to evaluate tissue response before adding additional procedures. Document the plan, products used, and intervals to maintain consistency across providers and visits.
What storage and handling considerations should clinics follow?
Follow the manufacturer’s labeled storage conditions and keep units in their original packaging until use. Inspect integrity seals, check lot and expiry, and maintain a clean chain-of-custody within your inventory system. Transport and storage should protect from extremes and physical damage. Always dispose of used syringes and sharps per local regulation and clinic policy.
What documentation is included to support traceability?
Packaging typically includes product identifiers, lot number, and expiry date on the outer carton and device label. Many clinics log these details in the chart and retain packaging stickers when available. Consistent recordkeeping supports quality management, facilitates inventory reconciliation, and simplifies any future pharmacovigilance or device reporting requirements.
Who is authorized to administer these dermal fillers?
Administration is limited to licensed medical professionals operating within their scope of practice and local regulations. Clinics should ensure injectors are trained on facial anatomy, injection techniques, and emergency management. Adhere to manufacturer guidance and your clinic’s protocols for consent, aseptic technique, and documentation. Supervision requirements vary by state or country; verify current rules for your location.
What aftercare guidance can practices share post-treatment?
Aftercare plans often advise minimizing manipulation of the treated area, avoiding intense heat or vigorous exercise for a short period, and monitoring for expected transient effects. Provide clear contact information and escalation steps for any unusual reactions. Many clinics supply written aftercare handouts and set follow-up visits to assess integration, symmetry, and the need for any touchpoints such as refinement or additional treatment.

Specifications

Main Ingredient: Hyaluronic Acid
Manufacturer: Teoxane Laboratories
Drug Class: Aesthetic
Generic Name: Hyaluronic Acid
Package Contents: 1 mL x 2 single-use syringe
Storage Requirements: Room Temperature (2℃~25℃)
Main Usage:

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