Professional Dermal Fillers for Aesthetic Practitioners

Explore professional dermal fillers at Keen Fillers, your supplier of aesthetic products for qualified practitioners and clinics. Discover hyaluronic acid filler products from brands including Elasty, Dermalax and other established manufacturers. Compare available formulations, product specifications and pricing to find the products relevant to your professional requirements.

Browse our collection for product details, manufacturer information and shipping options. Products are intended for appropriately qualified professionals and are subject to applicable purchasing and regulatory requirements.

What to Look for in a Dermal Filler (Specifications Overview)

When comparing fillers across brands, the specs that actually matter for treatment planning are:

HA concentration (typically 20–24mg/mL across professional-grade fillers).

Cross-linking technology — determines gel cohesion, elasticity, and how long the filler resists breakdown (e.g., Elasty's PNET method)

Viscosity/G-prime — lower viscosity gels suit fine lines and lips; higher viscosity/density gels suit deep folds and volumizing

Lidocaine content — many lines offer a with/without-lidocaine option for injection comfort

Injection depth — superficial dermis vs. deep dermis/subcutaneous, depending on the product

Duration of effect — generally 8–12+ months, product- and area-dependent

Regulatory status — CE marking is standard; FDA clearance varies by specific product and is worth confirming per SKU

FAQs

What's the difference between the filler brands in this collection?

Mainly cross-linking technology, viscosity range, and manufacturer. Each brand page breaks down its specific variants (like Elasty's D/F/G/Plus range) so you can match product to treatment area.

How do I choose the right filler for a specific treatment area?

Lower-viscosity gels generally suit fine lines, lips, and superficial correction; higher-viscosity, denser gels suit deep folds, volumizing, and structural augmentation (cheeks, chin, jawline). Product pages in this collection specify which variants fit which use case.

How long do dermal filler results last?

Typically 8–12 months, though this varies by product, treatment area, injection technique, and individual metabolism.

Are these fillers safe to combine with botulinum toxin treatments?

Yes — combination toxin + filler protocols are common and many manufacturers (like Hugel with Botulax and Revolax) design their product lines with this in mind. Sequencing and technique are up to practitioner judgment.

Do I need a license to purchase from this collection?

Yes. All products in this collection are prescription/professional-use injectables intended for licensed medical or aesthetic practitioners — not for self-administration.

Can I mix and match brands for a single patient treatment plan?

Practitioners commonly do, based on what each product's viscosity profile is suited for. This is a clinical judgment call outside the scope of what we can advise on a product page

Related Categories

Botulinum Toxin (Botulax, Rentox) — for combination toxin + filler treatment plans

Injection Supplies — needles, cannulas, saline, if stocked

Practitioner Training & Reference Materials

Professional Information

Regulatory status: Prescription/professional-use only; most lines are CE marked, with FDA status varying by specific product — confirm per SKU rather than assuming category-wide approval

Intended users: Licensed physicians, dermatologists, nurse injectors, and certified aesthetic practitioners

Verification: License/credential verification recommended at checkout, consistent with how the rest of your catalog is positioned