| Customization: | Available |
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| CAS No.: | 26100-51-6 |
| Formula: | (C3h6o3)X |
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Sosum PCL 5 x 2ml vials. 12% PCL per vial. The magic of Polycaprolactone! Sosum PCL is used for subdermal implantation in the face for long-lasting correction of facial wrinkles, aging signs or any facial age-related conditions, and for hand rejuvenation. Sosum PCL is particle free.
PCL is not only biodegradable but it is totally bioresorbable as the final degradation process leads to the total elimination of the non-toxic degradation by-products, CO2 and H2O, from the body. This is proven through decades of extensive documented evidence from scientific literature and test results. PCL has been classified by the US FDA as Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) substances and approved by the US FDA and CE as safe to use in numerous medical devices in humans.
PCL has already been used successfully world-wide since the 1950's as a medical device in a wide variety of forms: microspheres, nanoparticles, films, fibres, micelles, scaffolds, fillers and more.
Sosum PCL 5 x 2ml vials. 12% PCL per vial. The magic of Polycaprolactone! Sosum PCL is used for subdermal implantation in the face for long-lasting correction of facial wrinkles, aging signs or any facial age-related conditions, and for hand rejuvenation. Sosum PCL is particle free.
PCL is not only biodegradable but it is totally bioresorbable as the final degradation process leads to the total elimination of the non-toxic degradation by-products, CO2 and H2O, from the body. This is proven through decades of extensive documented evidence from scientific literature and test results. PCL has been classified by the US FDA as Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) substances and approved by the US FDA and CE as safe to use in numerous medical devices in humans.
PCL has already been used successfully world-wide since the 1950's as a medical device in a wide variety of forms: microspheres, nanoparticles, films, fibres, micelles, scaffolds, fillers and more.
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