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Aribell etemour is a skin booster in a clear glass vial with a white cap, from the Aribell brand and made by GLKBIO Inc. of Korea.
Mention allergies to medicines or ingredients, medical conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, medicines and supplements, and earlier facial procedures, so the provider can judge whether to use the product or wait.
The provider should read the documents of the actual product for its ingredients and use before deciding.
The Archives of Plastic Surgery review describes injectable skin boosters as given by clinicians, usually dermatologists or plastic surgeons. The provider reads this product's own instructions for preparation and use.
Ask about possible reactions afterwards and how to reach the provider, and contact them promptly if anything unexpected happens.
Skin booster is a group term for materials used on the skin. A review in Archives of Plastic Surgery sorts them by main material: hyaluronic acid, polynucleotide, collagen, polylactic acids and others. Two products with the same group name can therefore differ in ingredients.
It is made by GLKBIO Inc. of Korea.
No. The Archives of Plastic Surgery review advises limiting skin boosters to products specifically approved for injectable use in humans, and warns that injecting a substance approved only for topical use can cause hypersensitivity reactions and inflammatory nodules.
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.