Elasty G no Lidocaine
$35
Elasty G 2×1ml — CE-Certified Korean Volumizing HA Filler (Lidocaine-Free) for Deep Folds & Contouring
What it is
Elasty G is the lidocaine-free densest tier in DongBang Medical’s three-density Elasty system (F superficial · D mid-deep · G deep volume). Choose G when targeting deep volumetric correction — cheek augmentation, chin projection, jawline definition, and nose dorsum support — especially for lidocaine-sensitive patients or when 2-syringe pack economics are preferred.
How it works
Built on PNET (Preserved Natural Entanglement Technology) — DongBang’s proprietary process that preserves natural HA chain entanglement during 3D cross-linking. The result is a monophasic gel with higher cohesion and elasticity than fragmented biphasic fillers, integrating smoothly into the deep reticular dermis where collagen scaffolding is most depleted in nasolabial fold and marionette line formation.
Variant comparison
Six Elasty SKUs share the same 24 mg/mL HA backbone and PNET process. Differ by viscosity, target depth, pack size, and lidocaine option.
| SKU | Depth | Primary Use | Pack | Lido | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elasty F | Superficial | Fine lines, crow’s feet, neck | 2 × 1 mL | — | 6-12 mo |
| Elasty F Plus | Superficial | Fine lines, crow’s feet, neck | 1 × 1 mL | ✓ | 6-12 mo |
| Elasty D | Mid-deep | NLF, marionettes, lip, perioral | 2 × 1 mL | — | Up to 12 mo |
| Elasty D Plus | Mid-deep | NLF, marionettes, lip, perioral | 1 × 1 mL | ✓ | Up to 12 mo |
| ★ Elasty G | Deep / subcut | Cheek, chin, jawline, nose dorsum | 2 × 1 mL | — | 12-18 mo |
| Elasty G Plus | Deep / subcut | Cheek, chin, jawline, nose dorsum | 1 × 1 mL | ✓ | 12-18 mo |
Technical specifications
Additional detail for clinical / regulatory / shipping reference. Headline figures shown in the panel above.
| Manufacturer | DongBang Medical Co., Ltd. · Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea (est. 1978) |
| Cross-linker | BDDE · PNET + 3D cross-linking |
| Carrier | Phosphate buffer · pH 7 |
| Gel structure | Monophasic · high viscosity (densest in elasty line) |
| Storage | 2–25 °C · do not freeze · protect from light |
| Shelf life | 24 months unopened |
| Intended use | Licensed medical professionals only |
FAQ
When should I choose G over G Plus, D, or F?+
Choose G when treating deep volume loss (cheek, chin, jawline, nose dorsum) and the patient has lidocaine sensitivity, or when you want the 2-syringe pack economics. As the densest variant in the Elasty line, G delivers the most structured lift. D is medium-density for mid-deep wrinkles (NLF, marionettes, lip); F is the lightest for superficial fine lines. Switch to G Plus when premixed lidocaine comfort is preferred over pack volume.
What changes the actual duration on a patient?+
Placement depth (deeper lasts longer), local muscle activity, and individual hyaluronidase activity. Deep subcutaneous placements in low-mobility areas (lateral cheek, jawline) often reach the upper end of the 12-18 month range. Dense, high-viscosity formulations like G resist biodegradation longer than lighter variants.
Can D Plus be layered with G Plus or F Plus in one session?+
Yes. A common full-face protocol layers G Plus for deep cheek volume, D Plus for mid-dermal correction and lips, and F Plus for residual fine lines. All six SKUs share the same HA backbone and PNET process so tissue integration is consistent across layers.
Why does G cost more than G Plus?+
G ships 2 syringes per box, G Plus ships 1 syringe. Per-syringe pricing is essentially equivalent — G Plus adds a small premium for the premixed lidocaine. Choose G for higher per-order volume; choose G Plus for single-procedure convenience with anesthetic comfort.
Where to buy wholesale and how to verify authenticity?+
Wholesale through MJS Medicals for licensed healthcare professionals. To verify authenticity check: (1) Elasty/DongBang Medical branding and PNET logo on packaging, (2) labeled HA concentration matches 24 mg/mL, (3) CE certificate number issued by SzuTest. Manufacturer verification: elasty.co.kr/safety.
Who is qualified to inject?+
Licensed physicians, dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and trained aesthetic practitioners only. Buyers self-certify professional status at checkout.
Safety
G-specific: Deep subcutaneous and supraperiosteal placement requires advanced anatomical knowledge — facial artery, infraorbital artery, mental nerve, and supratrochlear/dorsal nasal arteries are key danger zones for cheek, chin, jawline, and nose dorsum injection sites. Lidocaine-free formulation suitable for lidocaine-sensitive patients.
Prescription device. Contraindicated in active local infection, HA / lidocaine hypersensitivity, pregnancy / breastfeeding, anticoagulant therapy. Aspirate before injection; keep hyaluronidase on hand.
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