Karisma – 1 x 2 ml

Karisma is based on collagen, fills fine lines on the face, improves lip and facial contours and promotes bio-revitalization of the skin

Karisma is an effective, special skin booster and dermal filler made of collagen from the Italian manufacturer TAUMEDIKA s.r.l. and is suitable for filling fine lines and scars on the face. The serum is made of 100% natural ingredients. The product made of hyaluronic acid and collagen provides the facial skin and lips with intense moisture and restores their original elasticity. The filler is injected intradermally. The biorevitalizing product prevents signs of aging primarily in the lower half of the face and in the area of the lips. It can also be applied to the jawline, temples, cheeks, chin, décolleté, neck and hands.

That is why Karisma is a unique product

The effective cocktail of the manufacturer TAUMEDIKA s.r.l. is injected intradermally into the skin. However, it is important to omit the eye area as well as the forehead to avoid risks. The serum is the world's first collagen filler of natural origin and is based on non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, collagen and carboxymethylcellulose. Thereby, the solution can be used on the face, the back of the hands, the neck and the décolleté. If you are looking for a natural product for your patients, order Karisma today and see for yourself.

The right application

The dermal filler should only be injected by physicians and medical professionals. Before application, the patient's skin must be thoroughly disinfected. In addition, the filler must be injected slowly to avoid complications. After the injection, the skin should be massaged to ensure that the filler is well distributed.

FAQ about Karisma

For which treatments is Karisma suitable?
The serum is suitable for the treatment of the skin on the face and lips, as well as on the neck, décolleté and hands. It promotes moisture content and improves skin elasticity. In addition, scars can be treated.

Into which skin layer should the solution be injected?
Karisma is suitable for intradermal injection.

What is the approved injection technique for Karisma?
The serum can be injected bluntly or pointedly. The vectoring technique should be used in the midface and a stab incision approximately 1 cm lateral to the corner of the mouth in the perioral area. For a blunt injection, 27 G and 50 mm cannulas are recommended in combination with a pretissue needle of equal or greater size. For a pointed administration, 27 G needles are suitable. When used on the neck, décolleté and hands, 25 G needles should be injected fan-shaped and retrograde intradermally with multiple entry points.

At what dose should Karisma be used?
The exact dose must be discussed individually for each patient, depending on skin type and requirements. However, generally 2 ml is sufficient for the first application.

How often should Karisma be applied?
The manufacturer recommends two treatments with an interval of 30 days between them. After four months, a refresher is recommended.

What are the ingredients that compose Karisma?
Each syringe of dermal filler contains sodium hyaluronate, sodium chloride, phosphate, R-polypeptide-a-1 chain of collagen type 1, carboxymethyl cellulose, and water for injection.

What is included in one package?
One package of the serum contains a syringe with 2 ml content and two needles in sizes 27 G with a length of 13 mm.

What is special about Karisma?
The cocktail of the manufacturer TAUMEDIKA is the world's first collagen filler based on purely natural ingredients. This makes it more tolerable than competing products.

Who should refrain from using Karisma?
Under no circumstances should the dermal filler be injected into the eye area, forehead, blood vessels, muscles or tendons. In addition, pregnant women, nursing mothers, children and the following patients should not be treated: Patients with vascular collagenosis and diseases of connective tissue, patients with inflammation and infection of the area to be treated, epilepsy patients and those prone to hypertrophic scarring and porphyria. In addition, Karisma must not be injected in conjunction with laser treatment, chemical peels or dermabrasion.

It may only be dispensed with an original physician's prescription. This regulation does not apply to any parties involved in the healing industry, as well as health care. The manufacturer and we as the seller point out that an injection for products with and without lidocaine should only be performed by trained and medically qualified personnel.