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Levels of Belotero Filler: Intense, Basic, and Soft

I Have Heard There Are Different Levels of Belotero, Intense, Basic, and Soft. Are There Actually 3 Types of the Filler? I'm curious if this is controlled by how much filler is used, or if there are actually 3 different consistencies of the product available?

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Belotero filler "levels"

In Europe and Canada, there are 3 levels of Belotero available. In the U.S. only Belotero "basic" is available to physicians. Because the FDA will typically only assess one formulation of a filler per clinical study, it is generally a longer term process to have public access to various densities of a product. This gets a little frustrating to us as physicians too since our patients see different marketing from around the globe. Belotero is staged to be an easily-integrated gel... more
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Only One Level In US

In the US there is only one approved Belotero product. Belotero Balance is a hyaluronic acid filler that fills in wrinkles and folds. It is a versatile product that can be used in areas such as nasal labial folds, but is also soft enough for more delicate areas such as vertical lip lines. We have been using Belotero in our office since it was first released to physicians, and have seen results comparable to other hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvederm and Restylane. more
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Three levels of Belotero

His is true. To explain more in depth Soft is for superficial wrinkles, like crows feet and brow furrows. Basic is for deeper layers such as adding volume to the lips and Intense treats severe lines and wrinkles with a higher concentration of hyaluronic acid. "Dr.D"

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