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Double Chin Injections: Kybella vs Meso-Fat BlendsTopical lidocaine cream in a 500 g pack
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J-Cain is a topical local anaesthetic cream from South Korea containing lidocaine, supplied in a 500 g jar.
Ask the professional about the skin condition suited to its use, use together with other products, and preparation before the procedure. Instructions for injectable anaesthetics do not apply to a cream.
Tell them about any allergy to lidocaine or other anaesthetics, medical conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and current medicines, including other anaesthetic products, so the combined use can be assessed.
Store as the label on the item you receive directs, close the container after use as instructed, and keep it out of children's reach. Keep the carton and container so the formula, lot, expiry and directions stay available.
Lidocaine is a local anaesthetic, and it is the active ingredient of J-Cain.
Ask the doctor or pharmacist to set the method and time for the selected formula, skin condition, area and procedure. Do not increase the time, amount or area yourself, or borrow the timing of a different cream.
Stop use and contact a doctor or pharmacist if a rash, swelling or another unusual symptom develops, and give the J-Cain name, the area and the time applied. Breathing difficulty or severe symptoms need immediate medical attention. Keep the packaging, and do not reapply or switch to another anaesthetic cream yourself.
Have a doctor or pharmacist check the formula name and details of the option against your skin, the intended area and the procedure. Do not choose on a number in the listing alone.
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.

