Reglory
HL 40+
Where deep hydration meets timeless radiance.
€55VAT and European delivery included
1 x 2.5 ml syringe · SKU 11518
For trained practitioners, clinics and authorised distributors. Confirmation is required at checkout.
What it is
Reglory HL 40+
Reglory HL 40 PLUS is a non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid solution developed with a proprietary high-concentration manufacturing technology, formulated to address the limitations of traditional monophasic and biphasic products, which often lack elasticity and viscosity.
It is designed not only for wrinkle correction but also for facial contouring and skin remodelling. The dual-molecular synergy of high and low molecular weight HA, combined with succinic acid and peptides, delivers deep hydration, enhances elasticity and restores firmness.
Composition
- High Molecule HA
- 40 mg / 2.5 ml
- Low Molecule HA
- 40 mg / 2.5 ml
- Succinic Acid
- 40 mg / 2.5 ml
- Peptide — Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu)
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Where deep hydration meets timeless radiance.
How it works
Three things it does first
Deep skin hydration
Wrinkle reduction
Collagen activation
The full list of effects, the areas of application and the protocol are below. All of it is reproduced from the manufacturer's catalogue for this product.
Benefits & effects
What it addresses
- Deep skin hydration
- Wrinkle reduction
- Collagen activation
- Radiance boost
- Tissue repair
- Overall revitalisation
Areas of application: Face · Neck · Décolleté · Back of hands
Presentation & protocol
- Presentation
- 1 × 2.5 ml pre-filled syringe
- Indication
- Epidermis / dermis
- Technique
- BAP — bio aesthetic points; 6 points per side on the face
- Volume per point
- 0.1–0.2 ml; 1.2 ml per side per syringe
- Needle
- 29G. Needles are not included
- Treatment interval
- 2 sessions, 1 month apart
- Duration
- 6 months
- Shelf life
- 36 months from the date of manufacture
- Storage
- Cool, dry place, 1–30 °C
In detail
The BAP technique
Originally developed for the malar and sub-malar regions — areas prone to dermal atrophy with age — the BAP technique (bio aesthetic points) has become the most widely used protocol for treating skin laxity and volume loss in these zones. Reglory publishes point maps for the face, the neck and the hands.
Method
How it is used
- 1 Disinfect
- Thoroughly disinfect the treatment area before the procedure.
- 2 Anaesthetise
- Apply topical anaesthesia if necessary.
- 3 Prepare
- Insert a 29G needle into the syringe. Needles are not included.
- 4 Inject
- Inject the predetermined amount according to the practitioner's judgement.
Safe use
Seven instructions
- Inspect
- the product and packaging for any damage or deformation.
- Check
- the syringe content and dosage after opening the package.
- Select
- a sterile needle suitable for the injection site and connect it properly.
- Avoid
- injection into blood vessels to prevent tissue necrosis.
- Massage
- the injection site gently during and after the procedure.
- Explain
- all indications, contraindications and side effects to the patient beforehand.
- Use
- only by trained medical professionals familiar with injection techniques.
Before, after, and who it is not for
Guidance & contraindications
Before the treatment
- No chemical peels or strong cosmetics for several days before the treatment.
- No alcohol for at least 48 hours before the treatment.
- No excessive heat exposure — solarium, sauna or direct sun.
After the treatment
- No sun or heat for 4 days; use SPF 50.
- No intense exercise, sauna, swimming pool or crowded places for 7 days.
- No peels or strong cosmetics for several days.
- No alcohol for 24 hours and no make-up for 48 hours.
- Strict hygiene — single-use towels, clean brushes, fresh bed linen.
Possible side effects
- Mild swelling at the injection site
- Slight redness and minor injection marks
- Mild bruising
- Erythema, itching or irritation
- Possible allergic reactions to the products used in the treatment
Contraindications
- Under 18 years of age
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Allergy to the product ingredients or to hyaluronic acid
- Skin infection — bacterial, fungal or viral — inflammation or active herpes
- Severe acne requiring medical treatment
- Coagulation disorders or anticoagulant therapy
- High allergic susceptibility, skin allergies, irritated or damaged skin
- Connective tissue disease, hypertrophic scarring or keloid tendency
- Autoimmune disease, cancer, or ongoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy
- Immunosuppressants, corticosteroids in the last 6–8 weeks, or retinoids in the last 6 months
- Recent surgery (2 months) or cryotherapy (6 months)
- Multiple naevi, extensive telangiectasia or psoriasis
- Severe psychiatric disorders affecting cooperation with the treatment
Treatment protocols may vary depending on the practitioner's clinical experience and treatment environment. This material is provided as a guideline to support safe and effective procedures. This product should only be used by trained professionals or doctors.