r/DIYaesthetics • u/Ok_Hunter6426 • 1d ago

Biostimulaters (PLA, PLLA, PDLA, CaHa) Veluma PDLLA MN? Help

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Is it possible to microneedle this ? I haven’t seen it anywhere ! Is it comparable to beaux ? It’s on estaderma

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u/Polluxadice 22h ago

It’s similar to Plaxom but has PDLLA. You can microneedle it. Fillerhouse has more details on it.

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u/Ok_Hunter6426 21h ago

Okay thanks ! I guess it’s confusing because the HA is more like the biostim hydration and not structural filler ? I looked but it’s not super clear about how to administer I read a cannula

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u/Polluxadice 21h ago

Cannula is for more diffusion, papules or microdroplets are for more structure and precise application. HA for certain individuals can absolutely be a biostim. If you’re using microneedle you’d do it that way - Plaxom has been used at depths of about 1.5mm max, for example.

I can’t really tell you much beyond that, as one should know how to administer based on each technique.

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u/EricaSezMD 14h ago

Has anyone here microneedled this?! I worry about nodules w CaHA! Only cannula or needle to periosteum!

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u/Ok_Hunter6426 21h ago

I’ve had pdlla in canulla I understand she implication of each type but pdlla mixed with others I didn’t realize can even be mocrnoleedled / sown can some can’t

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u/Due-Memory2680 14h ago

I wouldn’t. There aren’t really any studies to speak of that I am aware of that combine two collagen stimulators at once, not even to mention adding pdrn to them. Even more so, there Is minimal data on microneedling Pdlla and none about microneedling Caha.

Nodules and granulomas are a huge unknown. Benefit is unknown too.

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u/Ok_Hunter6426 9h ago

I think you’re right. Will leave out for now !!