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HArmonyCa®

A hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxyapatite injectable for selected facial support and skin-quality concerns in Kingston and Mayfair.

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Treatment information

Facial support,
with collagen in mind.

HArmonyCa® is a hybrid injectable that combines hyaluronic acid with calcium hydroxyapatite. The hyaluronic acid provides soft-tissue support, while calcium hydroxyapatite can stimulate collagen production over time. At Wedgwood Medical in Kingston and Mayfair, treatment begins with a consultation to assess your facial anatomy, skin quality and priorities.

Common reasons for consultation
  • Selected changes in facial support
  • Loss of volume in suitable facial areas
  • Mild to moderate facial skin laxity
  • A gradual approach to improving facial skin quality
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What treatment involves

Your practitioner reviews your health, medicines, allergies and previous aesthetic treatments before agreeing a plan. HArmonyCa is injected into selected facial areas at an appropriate depth. It contains lidocaine to help reduce discomfort, although treatment can still feel uncomfortable. The amount and placement are tailored to you. It is not intended for the lips or around the eyes.

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Results and timing

Some support may be visible soon after treatment, while collagen-related changes develop gradually. Early swelling should not be mistaken for the final result. The degree and duration of improvement vary, and follow-up is used to assess your response. HArmonyCa does not replace surgery for advanced laxity, and a particular result cannot be guaranteed.

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Downtime and aftercare

Swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness, itching and lumps can occur. Follow the individual aftercare supplied by your practitioner, including advice about touching the area, skincare and activity. Contact the clinic promptly for worsening or persistent symptoms. Severe pain, changes in skin colour or any visual disturbance require urgent assessment.

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Suitability and safety

A full assessment is essential. Allergies to the ingredients, infection, inflammation, impaired healing and some medical conditions or medicines may make treatment unsuitable. As with other facial fillers, possible complications include infection, persistent nodules and inflammatory reactions. Rare injection into a blood vessel can cause tissue damage or sight loss. Benefits, risks and alternatives are discussed before consent.

The information above is general and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Recommendations, risks, expected outcomes and aftercare are confirmed personally before treatment.

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