* Results from a pre-clinical animal study of HArmonyCa with results demonstrated over 12 weeks.
+Results from a pre-clinical animal study of HArmonyCa with results demonstrated over 8 weeks.
^ Extracellular matrix components such as proteoglycans and elastin.
‘Results derived from an animal model study comparing fillers.
‘’ Based on results from in vitro testing.
#Performance evaluation using the 5-point Likert Scale User Satisfaction Questionnaire.
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