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lthough there has been limited discussion in the past about needles, the
importance of using high-quality specialty needles and cannulas, and the effects they have on the overall patient experience, has increased over the last few years. Using the right needles and cannulas result in more satisfied patients, more comfortable injection techniques for practitioners and overall better aesthetic results.
Botulinum toxin injections Practitioners continue to use the traditional insulin syringes with a fixed needle, while not always being aware of the positive alternatives of using micro-needles in combination with a separate syringe. An insulin syringe with a fixed needle is cumbersome to fill with botulinum toxin, and when the needle touches the glass vial or hits a bone during injection the needle can be considered blunt, thus the need to dispose of the whole syringe.
f "The penetration "
orce needed for a TSK 33 G needle is 45%
lower than a regular 30 G needle.
Alternatively, a 33 G needle
available from TSK has a penetration force that is 45% lower than a regular 30 G needle, and therefore significantly reduces the patient's discomfort experienced during injection.
TSK advises the use of 32 G and
Needle sizes as small as 33G Speciality filler needles High quality CSH cannulas
33 G mirco-needles in combination with the 1 ml Norm-Ject Dose Saver syringe. To fill the syringe, any large gauge needle can be used, saving time in preparation. The sharp micro-needle can be attached before injection and when necessary, needles can be changed during the procedure without having to dispose the syringe.
Filler injections Fillers are of much higher viscosity
NEW TSK Needle Holder NEW STERiGLIDE Cannulas
than botulinum toxin. Very high pressure is generated into the hub of the needle during injection, risking the needle to 'pop-off'. The high pressure also causes the practitioner to lose accuracy and tactile sensitivity. TSK has introduced an ULTRA Thin Wall needle with a larger inner diameter, resulting in a decrease of 35% in extrusion force compared with a regular needle. The hub material of the TSK PRC and threaded HPC type hubs have been changed from polypropylene to a very rigid polymer that does not flex. It has proven to have the best-in-class fixation properties with all luer-lock syringes.
TSK Company
TSK Laboratory is a Japanese company that has been making specialised needles for almost 40 years. It is considered the premium needle manufacturer worldwide, using the highest quality of Japanese steel and the highest level of quality control. The know-how collected over many years from making needles across many different markets has allowed TSK to bring innovation to the aesthetic market and to introduce products that will benefit both practitioners and patients.
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TSK ULTRA Thin Wall needle results in a decrease of 35% in extrusion force.
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Cannulas In recent years, the use of blunt-tip
40 ❚
cannulas has significantly increased. TSK offers its Closed Tip Side Hole (CSH) cannulas with the same ULTRA Thin Wall technology and unique safety hub. The first generation of cannulas has been successfully introduced and with input from practitioners around the world, we have been able to design
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