



Advanced Collagen Induction • Gradual Volume Restoration • Long-Term Dermal Remodeling
PL-H 100 is an advanced professional biostimulator combining Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) with Hyaluronic Acid (HA) for progressive collagen induction, dermal-density improvement, and natural-looking volume restoration.
Rather than functioning solely as an immediate volumizing material, PLLA is designed around a regenerative mechanism. Biodegradable polymer microparticles initiate a controlled tissue response that activates fibroblasts and supports neocollagenesis — the formation of new collagen within the tissue.
PLLA is a biodegradable synthetic polymer with a semi-crystalline molecular structure. This structural characteristic contributes to slower hydrolysis, allowing the polymer to degrade gradually while supporting sustained collagen stimulation.
The documented degradation period for PLLA is approximately 18–24 months, supporting a gradual treatment profile designed around progressive tissue remodeling rather than abrupt volumization.
PL-H 100 combines PLLA polymer technology with Hyaluronic Acid, creating a complementary biostimulator platform.
Within the formulation, HA serves as more than a hydration component. It functions as a delivery matrix for the polymer particles, supporting their distribution within the treatment area.
The HA matrix provides an initial hydration environment, helps reduce particle aggregation for more uniform collagen induction, and creates an extracellular-matrix-like environment that supports cellular migration and proliferation.
The semi-crystalline structure of PLLA supports slow hydrolysis and sustained tissue stimulation across an approximately 18–24 month degradation period.
The documented PLLA pathway involves TGF-β1 signaling, fibroblast activation, and primarily Type I collagen synthesis.
Designed to support gradual improvement in dermal density through continued collagen remodeling.
Progressive collagen formation provides an approach to volume restoration that develops gradually as tissue remodeling occurs.
Particularly positioned for broader treatment areas where gradual volume restoration and dermal-density improvement are desired.
Hyaluronic Acid supports hydration and assists with more uniform dispersion of PLLA particles within the treatment matrix.
PL-H 100 is positioned for patients requiring gradual volume restoration and broad-area dermal-density improvement.
The product's technical selection guide specifically identifies areas such as the cheeks and temples as examples where this gradual, long-term collagen remodeling profile may be selected by the treating professional.
The technical documentation cites histological research reporting a 66.5% increase in Type I collagen density following PLLA injection.
PLLA is also described in the technical documentation as a well-established collagen-stimulating material supported by more than 30 years of clinical data.
| Technology | PLLA + HA Biostimulator |
|---|---|
| Polymer | Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) |
| Polymer Content | 100 mg |
| Polymer Structure | Semi-crystalline |
| Degradation Profile | Approximately 18–24 months |
| Primary Collagen Profile | Type I Collagen |
| Effect Profile | Gradual |
| Primary Positioning | Long-term dermal-density improvement and natural volume restoration |
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PL-H 100 is a professional PLLA + HA biostimulator intended for administration by appropriately trained and licensed medical professionals.
Conduct a complete patient consultation and evaluate treatment history, facial anatomy, tissue condition, volume-loss pattern, treatment objectives, and overall suitability for a PLLA biostimulator procedure.
PL-H 100 is positioned for treatment plans requiring gradual volume restoration and broad-area dermal-density improvement. The technical selection guide identifies areas such as the cheeks and temples as examples.
Prepare and reconstitute the product according to the manufacturer's official Instructions for Use and the professional protocol applicable to PL-H 100.
Administer the prepared formulation using the appropriate professional technique selected by the treating medical practitioner based on anatomy, treatment area, tissue characteristics, and the individualized treatment plan.
Following treatment, PLLA microparticles are designed to initiate a controlled tissue response that activates fibroblasts and promotes progressive collagen formation. The effect develops gradually as tissue remodeling occurs.
Evaluate the patient's response according to the individualized treatment plan and determine subsequent treatment or follow-up requirements based on clinical assessment.
PL-H 100 combines 100 mg Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) with Hyaluronic Acid (HA) in a composite biostimulator platform.
PLLA is a biodegradable synthetic polymer characterized by a semi-crystalline molecular structure. This structure contributes to slower hydrolysis and gradual polymer degradation.
According to the technical documentation, PLLA has an approximately 18–24 month degradation period, supporting sustained tissue stimulation and progressive collagen remodeling.
PLLA microparticles initiate a controlled foreign-body response involving macrophages and giant cells. This process is associated with TGF-β1 signaling, fibroblast activation, and primarily Type I collagen synthesis.
Hyaluronic Acid provides complementary hydration while functioning as a delivery matrix for the PLLA polymer particles.
Within the PLLA + HA composite structure, HA supports the initial hydration environment and helps prevent particle aggregation, contributing to more uniform particle distribution and collagen induction.
HA also provides an extracellular-matrix-like environment that supports cellular migration and proliferation during the tissue-remodeling process.
| Primary Polymer | Poly-L-Lactic Acid (PLLA) |
|---|---|
| Polymer Content | 100 mg |
| Complementary Matrix | Hyaluronic Acid (HA) |
| Polymer Structure | Semi-crystalline |
| Primary Collagen Profile | Type I Collagen |
| Documented Degradation Profile | Approximately 18–24 months |