MaxyFill Hard 55cc
$122
What it is
MaxyFill Hard 55cc is a pre-filled syringe body filler with the firmest gel texture in the MaxyFill line. The hard formulation has the highest elastic modulus (G-prime) — it resists deformation under pressure, maintaining projection in weight-bearing zones like the buttocks. The pre-filled syringe format eliminates vial-to-syringe transfer: no contamination window, no dead-space product loss, no prep time. Open the package, connect the needle, inject.
Hard vs Soft texture — when to choose Hard
MaxyFill offers two distinct gel textures: Hard (H) for structural volumizing and projection, and Soft (S) for subtle contouring and natural feel. Hard-texture gel has higher G-prime (elastic modulus), meaning it resists deformation under pressure — ideal for areas where the filler must maintain shape against mechanical forces (buttock weight-bearing, breast projection). The pre-filled 55cc syringe format eliminates vial-to-syringe transfer, reducing contamination risk and product waste.
Standard dosing reference
Guideline only — volume is determined by the treating practitioner.
Deep tissue / subcutaneous injection. Pre-filled 55cc syringe connects directly to 18G needle. Volume per area determined by practitioner based on treatment goals.
Technical specifications
Detail for clinical, regulatory, and shipping reference.
| HA Concentration | 20 mg/cc |
| Technology | HENM |
| Texture | Hard (high G-prime) |
| Volume | 55cc × 1 pre-filled syringe |
| Format | Pre-filled, no dilution |
| Injection Depth | Deep tissue / subcutaneous |
| Needle | 18G |
| Duration | 8–12 months |
| Reversibility | Hyaluronidase |
| Storage | Room temperature |
| Origin | South Korea |
FAQ
MaxyFill Hard 55cc is a firm-texture pre-filled syringe for structural projection. MaxyFill 70ml is the standard vial format with 3% lidocaine for procedural comfort. Hard provides more structural support; 70ml provides anesthetic convenience. Choose Hard when maximum projection and lift are the priority.
Pre-filled syringe eliminates the vial-to-syringe transfer step — reducing contamination risk, minimizing product waste (no dead-space volume left in the vial), and speeding up procedure time. The syringe connects directly to the injection needle.
Hard has higher elastic modulus (G-prime) — it resists deformation under pressure and maintains projection in weight-bearing areas. Soft has lower G-prime for a more natural, tissue-like feel. Hard is preferred for buttock augmentation and breast projection; Soft for subtle contouring and softer areas.
Some practitioners layer Hard filler deep for structural support and Soft superficially for a natural surface feel. This technique requires advanced skill and understanding of filler rheology. Combining different products in the same tissue plane is generally not recommended.
55cc can cover one side of a bilateral treatment. For bilateral buttock augmentation, two units may be needed. Alternatively, pair with MaxyFill 70ml for the contralateral side with added lidocaine comfort.
MaxyFill Hard (20mg/cc) lasts 8–12 months. SedyFill (24mg/ml) lasts 12–15 months. The higher HA concentration in SedyFill contributes to longer duration. MaxyFill Hard compensates with firmer structural support during its effective period.
Yes. 100% HA-based, fully dissolvable with hyaluronidase regardless of gel texture (Hard or Soft).
Room temperature storage with no cold-chain requirement. The sealed syringe maintains sterility until the cap is removed. 2-year shelf life when stored properly.
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Product-specific: Hard-texture, high-viscosity gel requires confident injection pressure through 18G needle. Deep tissue placement — aspirate before injection to confirm extravascular position.
Contraindicated in known hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid; active skin infection at injection site; pregnancy and breastfeeding; autoimmune connective tissue diseases; concurrent anticoagulant therapy (consult physician). Common side effects: injection-site swelling, redness, bruising, tenderness (resolving within days). Rare: nodule formation, asymmetry, infection. Seek immediate attention for signs of vascular occlusion.
Aftercare: disinfect injection points, tape treated area for minimum 3 days, avoid wetting during taping, avoid strenuous exercise for 1 week, follow-up assessment at 2 weeks. Licensed medical professionals only.
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