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PLLA Fillers: Application in Facial Rejuvenation
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, over 932,000 non-hyaluronic acid filler procedures were performed in 2024, a 1% increase from the previous year. This shows that a growing number of patients and practitioners are turning to longer-lasting options. Unlike hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, which offer immediate volume but gradually break down within a […]
Can You Put EMLA Cream on a Burn?
Did you know that burned skin can absorb medications up to ten times more than healthy skin? This increased permeability, highlighted in a 2018 study on transdermal drug delivery, means that topical treatments may behave very differently (and sometimes dangerously) on damaged skin. One common topical anesthetic is EMLA cream, a blend of lidocaine and […]
EMLA Cream Dosage – How Much Is Enough?
When it comes to easing the pain of needle procedures, especially for kids, topical anesthetics like EMLA cream play a big role. A 2023 clinical guideline strongly recommends using these numbing creams for children and teens aged 1 to 18, not just to reduce pain, but also to help prevent needle phobia that can last […]
EMLA vs LET – Comparing Topical Anaesthetics
Did you know that the use of topical anaesthetics dates back to the late 19th century when cocaine was first used in ophthalmology? Despite its toxicity, this discovery paved the way for safer and more effective numbing agents, which are now commonly used in various clinical settings. Today, topical anaesthetics are a go-to solution for […]
EMLA Cream Ingredients List
Did you know that over 315 million major surgical procedures requiring anesthesia are performed globally each year? While general anesthesia is often used for complex surgeries, topical numbing agents like EMLA cream play a crucial role in managing pain for minor procedures, from mole removals to cosmetic injections. Among these agents, EMLA cream stands out […]
EMLA Numbing Cream for Tattoos – Is It Legitimate?
Did you know that tattoo ink is deposited deep into the dermis, the second layer of your skin, where your immune system tries to break it down, but can’t fully remove it? This is why tattoos are permanent, and it also explains the inflammation and immune activity involved during the healing process. Since tattooing essentially […]