Editor’s Note
**Editor’s Note:** Hugel has unveiled a new hyaluronic acid filler that reduces crosslinker content by over 50% while preserving the product’s physical properties and longevity, marking a significant advancement in filler safety.
Hugel has introduced a hyaluronic acid (HA) filler that maintains the physical properties and longevity of its existing products while reducing crosslinker usage by more than half.
Hugel has strengthened safety by minimizing crosslinker use in its hyaluronic acid filler.
Fillers stabilize hyaluronic acid, which is easily degraded in the body, into a stable gel form.
Hugel is betting on its new HA filler ‘TheChaeum Signature’, which uses half the crosslinker, as a competitive edge in the aesthetic medicine market.
