The Beautiful Benefits of Bellafill®

Immediate correction.
Natural look.
Lasting improvement.
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The beautiful benefits of Bellafill®

  • Immediate correction and lasting improvement for wrinkles known as smile lines.
  • Satisfied Patients. In a consumer survey, 91% of patients were likely to recommend Bellafill®. In a 5 year Post Approval Study, 83% of patients were satisfied to very satisfied with their nasolabial fold correction at the end of 5 years.
  • PMMA helps replace lost collagen by working with your body's natural processes.
  • Injection comfort with 0.3% lidocaine.
  • Simple, in-office treatment with little to no downtime. You can immediately resume normal activities.

Real patient results

Important Safety Information

Canada

Bellafill® is Health Canada approved for the correction of nasolabial folds. Patients who have a positive reaction to the optional Bellafill® Skin Test, a history of severe allergies, known bovine collagen allergies, are allergic to lidocaine, prone to thick scar formation and/or excessive scarring should not receive Bellafill®. Mild swelling and redness can occur at the treatment site but generally subside after 24 hours. The safety of Bellafill® for use during pregnancy, breastfeeding or in patients under the age of 18 has not been established. Based on the 5-year Post Approval Study with 1008 patients, long-term safety of Bellafill® for up to 5-years has been established.

For more safety information, please consult with your physician and the patient labeling that can be found by visiting Bellafill webiste. www.bellafill.com

Toll-free call (US&Canada): 844-Belafill (844-235-5234).

Local calls : 858-550-9999.

International Calls ++858-550-9999.

References:

  1. Gottfried Lemperle, et. al., ArteFill Permanent Injectable for Soft Tissue Augmentation: 1. Mechanism of Action and Injection Techniques., Aesthetic Plast Surg. 2010 Jun;34(3):264-72.
  2. Data on file. Suneva Medical, Inc.
  3. Bellafill® [Instructions for Use]. San Diego, CA: Suneva Medical, Inc.; 2015.
  4. Source: www.plasticsurgery.org.

*Proposed mechanism of action