OBSESS WELL

Obsess Well dermal filler is a facial filler that primarily consists of poly-y-glutamic acid (y-PGA), which is a natural, high molecular weight linear polypeptide. This compound is predominantly derived from microbes, particularly from the genus Bacillus. The unique properties of y-PGA make it suitable for use in cosmetic applications, especially in skin rejuvenation and hydration.

Manufacturing Process The production of Obsess Well involves a specialized process where hydrogels of y-PGA are created through the physical reaction of electron beams. This method ensures that there are no residual toxic substances left in the final product, making it safer for use. During manufacturing, high-energy electron beam radiation (10 MeV) is utilized to significantly reduce endotoxin levels and achieve sterilization, ensuring that the product is free from harmful microbes.

Characteristics and Benefits The structure of Obsess Well dermal filler features a multi-bag-like configuration that enhances its ability to absorb moisture effectively. The free radicals generated during the electron-beam irradiation promote cross-linking between the monomeric units of y-PGA, which contributes to its stability and effectiveness.

The benefits associated with Obsess Well include:

• Skin Rejuvenation: It helps revitalize the skin by improving hydration levels.
• Whitening Effect: The filler can contribute to a brighter skin tone.
• Natural Moisturizing Factor Activation: It stimulates natural moisturizing agents like pyrolidone carboxylic acid (PCA) and urocanic acid.
• Improved Viscoelasticity: Enhances the flow characteristics of the product, making it easier to inject and distribute evenly.
• Reduction of Swelling and Lumpiness: It addresses common issues associated with other fillers, such as swelling or uneven texture.

Application Procedure For optimal results, Obsess Well should be injected into the superficial dermis by trained medical professionals. The expected duration of results from this filler typically lasts around 3 to 4 months.

Injection Techniques Several techniques can be employed during the injection process:

1. Tunneling Technique: Effective for correcting fine lines and wrinkles.
2. Point Technique: Involves microinjections for overall hydration or filling larger areas.
3. Stretching Technique: Facilitates better needle placement by applying tension to surrounding skin.
4. Dual Plane Technique: Combines injections at different skin layers for enhanced results.