Maxy Fill Body filler 70ml
$86
What it is
Maxy Fill 70ml is the only body filler in this category with 3% premixed lidocaine. Every other body filler on this page requires separate local anesthesia before injection. MaxyFill eliminates that step — the anesthetic is delivered simultaneously with the filler, reducing total needle exposure, shortening procedure time, and lowering patient anxiety. The 20mg/ml HENM formula provides a softer gel than 24mg/ml alternatives, which some practitioners prefer for areas where a natural feel outweighs maximum structural rigidity.
Built-in anesthesia and procedure efficiency
The practical impact of premixed lidocaine in a body filler: no separate lidocaine infiltration step (saving 5–10 minutes), no additional needle exposure for the patient, and no risk of lidocaine-induced tissue distortion affecting filler placement. The 70ml volume fills a gap in the product range — larger than a standard 60ml for more extensive single-area treatments, but not as large as 80–100cc when bilateral treatment isn’t planned. For practitioners who perform body filler on anxious or pain-sensitive patients, MaxyFill 70ml is the default choice.
Standard dosing reference
Guideline only — volume is determined by the treating practitioner.
Subcutaneous injection via 18G needle. Volume per area determined by practitioner. Pre-filled — no saline dilution. The 3% lidocaine provides local anesthesia during injection.
Technical specifications
Detail for clinical, regulatory, and shipping reference.
| HA Concentration | 20 mg/ml |
| Lidocaine | 3% premixed |
| Technology | HENM |
| Volume | 70ml × 1 vial |
| Format | Pre-filled, ready to use |
| Injection Depth | Subcutaneous / deep dermal |
| Needle | 18G luer-lock |
| Duration | 6–9 months |
| Reversibility | Hyaluronidase |
| Storage | Room temperature |
| Origin | South Korea |
FAQ
Most body fillers are sold without lidocaine, requiring practitioners to administer separate local anesthesia before injection. MaxyFill’s 3% premixed lidocaine eliminates this step — the anesthetic is delivered simultaneously with the filler, streamlining the procedure and reducing total needle exposure for the patient.
20mg/ml produces a slightly less dense gel that’s easier to inject through an 18G needle. The trade-off is shorter duration (6–9 months vs 12–15 months for 24mg/ml). Some practitioners prefer 20mg/ml for areas where a softer feel is desired, or for patients who want to trial body filler before committing to longer-lasting options.
70ml fills a practical gap: larger than standard 60ml for more extensive single-area treatments, but smaller than 80cc when bilateral treatment isn’t planned. It reduces product waste for mid-volume procedures.
Patients with known lidocaine or amide-type local anesthetic allergy should not receive MaxyFill. Practitioners should screen for anesthetic allergies before the procedure, just as with any lidocaine-containing injectable.
Yes. The HA component is fully dissolvable with hyaluronidase. The lidocaine does not affect reversibility — it is metabolized independently within hours of injection.
Tape treated areas for minimum 3 days. Avoid strenuous exercise for 1 week. Slight swelling and tenderness are normal for 1–3 days. The lidocaine effect wears off within 1–2 hours post-procedure.
MaxyFill (HENM, 20mg/ml + lidocaine) prioritizes procedural comfort with built-in anesthesia. Bonetta (PNET, soft gel, no lidocaine) prioritizes tissue integration and natural feel. Both are reversible HA fillers with different clinical use cases.
Pre-filled and ready to inject. No saline dilution, no mixing, no preparation. Open the vial and connect the 18G needle directly.
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Product-specific: Contains 3% lidocaine — contraindicated in patients with known amide-type anesthetic allergy. Screen for anesthetic allergies before use.
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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