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One of the questions we hear most is how to combine the M Series in a single treatment. So Dr Amrit Thiara of Tiara Aesthetics has shared a recent case, with the full plan: which gel went where, and when he chose a cannula over a needle.
Before and after
Before (left) and immediately after (right). Unretouched, and shared with the patient's consent.
The treatment plan
| Area | Gel | Technique |
|---|---|---|
| Anterior and lateral cheeks | M4 Plus | Needle |
| Piriform fossa | M4 Plus | Needle |
| Chin and pre-jowl | M4 Plus | Needle |
| Nasolabial lines | M4 Plus | Precision32 27G 40mm cannula |
| Chin shadow and corner-of-mouth support | M3 Plus | Precision32 27G 40mm cannula |
| Lips | M2 Plus | Needle |
Why each gel fits its job
M4 Plus for structure. Our firmest gel, with a G′ of 254 Pa, so it lifts and projects where the face needs support: the cheeks, piriform fossa, chin and pre-jowl.
M4 Plus by cannula for the nasolabials. Even our densest gel flows evenly through the Precision32 27G, and a single entry point can cover the length of the fold.
M3 Plus for softer support. The chin shadow and the corners of the mouth need shape that still moves naturally, which is where our medium-density gel fits.
M2 Plus for the lips. Our softest, most flexible gel, for natural definition without stiffness.
Want to see the numbers behind these choices? Read Rheology, explained, or our guide to choosing between M2, M3 and M4 Plus.
Build your own combination
Mix and match M2, M3 and M4 Plus however you like. Order 10 or more and you save £7 on every syringe, applied automatically at checkout. Build your 10 →
The Precision32 27G 40mm cannula used here is available on our shop, £78 + VAT per box of 20.
Thank you to Dr Amrit and his patient for sharing this case. If you'd like help planning a combination, write to us at order@intraline.com.
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