BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine

What is BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine?

BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine is a hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler manufactured by Anteis SA, which is a multinational pharmaceutical corporation headquartered in Switzerland. In aesthetic medicine, BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine is often used to restore facial volume (e.g., to enhance the chin or the cheeks).

What are the features of BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine?

• Superior volumizing effects: The monophasic BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine gel has significantly higher volumizing ability than biphasic dermal fillers.
• Easy-to-inject: BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine can be easily injected through needles with a small diameter, thanks to the patented reticulation process during preparation.

What accessories/items are included with BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine?

• 1 package insert
• 2 sterile prefilled glass syringe
• 2 27G1/2” cannulas
• 2 30G 1/2″ needles
• 2 27G 1/2″ needles
• 2 25G 12.7mm needles
• 4 traceability labels

What are the ingredients of BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine?

• 26 mg/mL Hyaluronic Acid/Lidocaine
• 3 mg of lidocaine (BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine only)
• Phosphate buffer (pH 7)

How long do the results last?

BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine can last up to 18 months when used for adding volume to temple or cheeks.

What is the expected recovery time for my patients?

BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine generally does not need recovery time.

What are some important safety tips to follow when using this product?

• Do not inject BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine into the lips, tear-trough region, glabellar region and blood vessels. This product should only be administered into a non-inflamed, healthy skin that has been thoroughly disinfected.
• Do not use BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine during breastfeeding or pregnancy.
• Do not use BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine in those who are allergic to sodium hyaluronate, and individuals less than eighteen years of age. BELOTERO® VOLUME with Lidocaine is contraindicated in these patients.
• Stop the injection (and change the needle/cannula) if the injection pressure is excessively high, or if the needles become obstructed.

What are the most common side effects?

• Redness
• Erythema
• Edema
• Itching
• Pain
• Swelling