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Bella:FEEL filler is a cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA) filler with lidocaine, injected by a licensed doctor, and its carton prints a size of 1.0 mL.
Lidocaine is a local anaesthetic that works by stopping nerves from sending pain signals (source: MedlinePlus). The name of each of the three Bella:FEEL models on the carton ends in with Lidocaine.
StatPearls notes that some HA fillers contain lidocaine and that anyone who has reacted to lidocaine should not receive a lidocaine product, so tell the doctor about any anaesthetic allergy before treatment.
The FDA calls filler injection a medical procedure. It should be done by a licensed health care provider trained in dermatology or plastic surgery, and the FDA warns against injecting yourself.
The FDA names unintended injection into a blood vessel as the main serious risk, which can cause tissue death, vision problems or stroke. It also says some HA material comes from bacterial fermentation, so anyone with a bacterial allergy should tell the doctor, and anything unusual after treatment should go straight to the treating doctor.
The doctor chooses the model that suits each person, so ask before choosing. When ordering for a clinic, match the model name to the carton colour the doctor wants, then give the store the quantity.
No, only a licensed doctor should inject it. Start with a consultation, then choose the model the doctor specifies.
There are three: Classic, Deep and Volume, each in a differently coloured carton.
Tell the doctor before treatment, because every model contains lidocaine. The doctor decides from each person's allergy history.
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.



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