SEDY FILL Body Filler 60 mL
$75
What it is
Sedy Fill 60ml is the entry-level volume in the SedyFill range — 24mg/ml HA with HENM cross-linking, optimized for single-area treatments or patients new to body filler. The 24mg/ml concentration delivers 20% more HA per unit volume than standard 20mg/ml body fillers, translating to denser structural support and 12–15 month duration. For practitioners building a body filler practice, the 60ml is the versatile starting point: enough volume for a single-area treatment, small enough to minimize waste if treatment volume is conservative.
Why 24mg/ml matters in body filler
The difference between 20mg/ml and 24mg/ml is not just concentration — it’s clinical behavior. At 24mg/ml, the gel has higher cohesive strength: it resists displacement under the mechanical forces that body areas experience (sitting, walking, muscle contraction). The 18% optimized cross-linking rate in HENM balances this structural advantage with biocompatibility, keeping the adverse reaction profile extremely low. For practitioners comparing SedyFill 60ml against HYALMASS 60cc (20mg/ml + skincare) or Bonetta 60ml (PNET, soft): SedyFill is the middle ground — longer-lasting and firmer than both, without the added skincare ingredients of HYALMASS or the softness of Bonetta.
Standard dosing reference
Guideline only — volume is determined by the treating practitioner.
Subcutaneous injection via 18G needle. Volume per area determined by practitioner based on patient anatomy. Crystal-clear gel allows visual confirmation during injection.
Technical specifications
Detail for clinical, regulatory, and shipping reference.
| HA Concentration | 24 mg/ml |
| Technology | HENM (patented) |
| Cross-Linking Rate | 18% optimized |
| Injection Depth | Subcutaneous |
| Needle | 18G |
| Duration | 12–15 months (up to 2 years with care) |
| Reversibility | Hyaluronidase within 48 hours |
| Storage | 2–25 °C |
| Shelf Life | 2 years unopened |
| Origin | South Korea |
FAQ
Most body fillers contain 20mg/ml HA. Sedy Fill’s 24mg/ml represents a 20% higher concentration, which translates to higher gel density, stronger structural support, and potentially longer duration. The higher concentration means more HA molecules per unit volume resisting enzymatic degradation, extending the period before maintenance treatment is needed.
Cross-linking rate determines the balance between duration and biocompatibility. Higher cross-linking (>20%) creates longer-lasting but stiffer gels with increased inflammatory potential. Lower rates (<15%) yield softer, more biocompatible gels that degrade faster. HENM’s 18% is positioned as the optimal balance — achieving 12–15 month duration while maintaining a low adverse reaction profile.
Hyaluronidase enzyme is injected directly into the filler deposit. The enzyme breaks the cross-linked bonds, liquefying the gel within 24–48 hours. The dissolved HA is then naturally metabolized by the body. Sedy Fill is fully reversible — the entire volume can be dissolved if needed. Practitioners should always have hyaluronidase available when performing body filler procedures.
Sedy Fill’s high viscosity is specifically designed to resist migration. The 3D matrix structure created by HENM technology maintains gel cohesion and prevents spreading to adjacent tissues. Post-injection taping (minimum 3 days) and avoiding strenuous activity (1 week) further reduce displacement risk. Proper subcutaneous placement depth is the primary factor in preventing migration.
HA body fillers can appear as hyperechoic (bright) areas on ultrasound and as signal-enhancing regions on MRI. Patients should disclose body filler history to radiologists before any breast imaging. Unlike permanent fillers, HA is temporary and does not create the dense calcification patterns that can mimic malignancy on mammography.
All three use identical HENM technology with 24mg/ml HA concentration. The only difference is packaging volume. 60ml suits single-area or smaller treatments. 80cc is optimized for bilateral procedures. 100cc (in bag packaging) is the most cost-efficient option for high-volume or multi-area sessions. Practitioners select based on treatment scope.
Sedy Fill (24mg/ml, HENM) prioritizes structural support and long duration (12–15 months). Bonetta (PNET, soft gel) prioritizes natural feel and tissue integration with shorter duration (6–12 months). HYALMASS (20mg/ml, Hy-BRID) adds Niacinamide and Glutathione for skin quality improvement alongside moderate volume. Selection depends on treatment goals: projection vs natural feel vs skin quality.
Days 1–3: moderate swelling, mild tenderness, taping in place. Days 3–7: taping removed, swelling subsiding, avoid strenuous exercise. By day 7–10: swelling mostly resolved, contour stabilizing. Final result assessment at 2 weeks. Bruising at injection points typically resolves within 5–7 days.
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Product-specific: High-viscosity gel requires appropriate injection pressure via 18G needle. Subcutaneous placement only.
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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