Kstation
Hyaron Prefilled Inj (2.5mL × 10 Syringes)
$70.00
Unit price perFormulation
Key ingredients
- 01 Sodium Hyaluronate (HA)25 mg/2.5 mL (non-crosslinked)Induces deep hydration and collagen stimulation
Why KSTATION
Product Overview
Advanced Skin Booster Technology
- Intense and deep skin hydration improvement
- Boosts natural collagen and elastin production
- Reduces appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
- Improves overall skin tone and texture
Key Ingredients & Composition
- Sodium Hyaluronate
- 25mg per 2.5mL Non-stabilized hyaluronic acid that provides superior skin hydration and moisture retention. Stimulates natural collagen synthesis for long-term anti-aging benefits.
- Sodium Chloride
- Isotonic Maintains proper osmotic balance and ensures comfortable injection with minimal irritation.
- Monobasic Sodium Phosphate
- pH Buffer Maintains optimal pH levels for skin compatibility and product stability.
Synergistic Formulation Benefits
Expected Benefits & Results
- Significantly improved skin moisture and elasticity
- Visible reduction in fine lines and wrinkles
- Enhanced skin firmness and suppleness
- Diminished appearance of acne scars and pigmentation
Long-term Skin Rejuvenation
Treatment Protocol & Application
Recommended Treatment Cycle
Alternative Application Methods
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| Package Contents | 10 pre-filled syringes | Complete treatment course |
| Volume per Syringe | 2.5mL | Optimal treatment dosage |
| Active Ingredient | 25mg Sodium Hyaluronate | High concentration efficacy |
| Formulation | Clear, smooth gel | Easy injection, minimal discomfort |
| Target Areas | Face, neck, décolleté, hands | Versatile application |
Storage & Handling Requirements
Safety Guidelines & Precautions
Important Safety Information
- Do not use if syringe is damaged or product has changed in color/consistency
- Protect from direct sunlight and moisture during storage
- Single-use only - do not reuse syringes
- Ensure proper sterile technique during administration
Professional Guidelines
Quality Assurance
Frequently Asked Questions
Further reading
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Part 15: The Ultimate Guide to Hyaluronic Acid – From Daily Cosmetics to Advanced FillersHyaluronic acid is the rare ingredient that shows up in a five-dollar drugstore serum and in a clinic-grade dermal filler, and the...Read
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Layering Injectables: The Order and Spacing of Toxin, Filler, and BoostersHow aesthetic injectables are sequenced: toxin, filler, and boosters in one session or spaced apart, why order matters, and the intervals practitioners...Read
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Part 11: Surviving the Seasonal Shift – A Clinical Guide to Spring Transition SkincareThe move from winter into spring is one of the most volatile stretches of the year for skin. Cold mornings give way...Read
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Choosing a Skin Booster by Concern, Not by NameHydration, brightening, firmness, or recovery: how to match a Korean skin booster to your concern by ingredient family rather than brand name.Read
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Two Names for Hyaluronic Acid, Two Very Different RegistersSearch the Korean drug register for sodium hyaluronate and 302 licences come back. Search the same register for hyaluronic acid and four...Read
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Hyaron: What It Is and How to Source It AuthenticallyA box of Hyaron Prefilled declares three things without ambiguity: sodium hyaluronate, 25mg, 2.5mL. What the box does not settle is which...Read
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When mg and mL Appear on the Same Box, and Why That Means Two Different ThingsA skin booster box that reads 100mg Powder x 5 Vials + 6mL Solvent x 5 Vials contains ten containers. A box...Read
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Where the Public Record Stops, and Who Answers After ThatA Korean licence answers some questions so completely that nothing further is needed, and others not at all. The difficulty for a...Read
