Prostrolane Inner-B SE 1ml CE damaged box

Below is general information and a typical usage protocol for Prostrolane Inner-B SE, often provided by the manufacturer (Caregen) for licensed medical professionals. Always follow local regulations and the official product guidelines for final instructions, as protocols may vary by region and practitioner judgment.

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1. What Is Prostrolane Inner-B SE?
•       Type: An injectable gel combining stabilized hyaluronic acid (HA) and a proprietary complex of peptides.
•       Intended Use: Often marketed for localized fat reduction (e.g., submental area, small body areas) and potential skin-tightening effects.
•       Mechanism: The peptides are designed to help modulate adipogenesis and lipolysis pathways, while the HA base provides a carrier matrix.

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2. Key Ingredients
•       Stabilized Hyaluronic Acid (HA): Offers a temporary filling effect and a medium for sustained peptide release.
•       Peptides (e.g., Nonapeptide-32, Tripeptide-41, Oligopeptide-61, Oligopeptide-73): These aim to influence fat metabolism at the injection site.

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3. Typical Injection Protocol

Important: Only trained, licensed healthcare professionals should perform injections. Below is a common reference protocol; actual practice may differ.

1.      Patient Evaluation
•       Assess treatment area (e.g., submental region, small localized fat deposits on the body).
•       Evaluate medical history, contraindications (e.g., active infection, bleeding disorders, hypersensitivity to ingredients).
2.      Preparation
•       Cleanse and disinfect the injection site.
•       Some practitioners use topical or local anesthetic if needed for patient comfort.
3.      Injection Technique
•       Depth: Typically subcutaneous, about 4–6 mm deep (varies by treatment area and practitioner technique).
•       Method:
•       Point-by-point (microinjections): 0.05–0.1 mL per injection site, spaced ~1 cm apart.
•       Linear threading: Inject while withdrawing the needle along subcutaneous planes.
•       Dose per Session:
•       Varies by area size. Often 1–2 mL total per small area (e.g., double chin).
•       For larger areas, some protocols may go up to 4–5 mL, but this should be carefully evaluated.
4.      Frequency & Number of Sessions
•       Commonly 2–4 sessions total.
•       Interval of 2–4 weeks between sessions, depending on patient response and practitioner assessment.
5.      Post-Treatment Care
•       Advise patients to avoid strenuous exercise, extreme heat (saunas), or intense cold for 24–48 hours.
•       Mild swelling, redness, or bruising at injection sites can occur but typically resolves quickly.

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4. Potential Side Effects & Considerations
•       Local Reactions: Redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness at injection sites.
•       Allergic Reactions: Rare but possible—monitor for signs of hypersensitivity.
•       Contraindications: Active infection, uncontrolled diabetes, bleeding disorders, or known allergy to product components.
•       Follow-Up: Assess results and any adverse effects at follow-up visits; adjust treatment intervals or dose accordingly.

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5. Regulatory & Safety Notes
•       CE Marked Product: Prostrolane Inner-B SE typically carries a CE mark for use in many countries, but local regulations vary.
•       Medical Professional Use Only: These injections should be administered by properly trained and licensed healthcare professionals.
•       Not a Substitute for Weight Loss: This is meant for small areas of stubborn fat or contouring, not for general weight reduction.