Firmer, lifted skin doesn't have to come from surgery. CaHA Facetem is a new generation of biostimulatory filler — delivering instant volumizing support while signaling your body to produce its own collagen for months to come. This isn't just filling — it's rebuilding your skin architecture from within.

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CaHA Facetem Injection in Da Nang — Skin Tightening, Lifting & Biostimulated Collagen at Foxy M.D Clinic

What Is CaHA Facetem? How Is It Different From Standard HA Filler?

Calcium Hydroxylapatite (CaHA) is a naturally occurring mineral with a structure similar to human bone and teeth, manufactured as microspheres (25–45 micrometers) suspended in a carboxymethylcellulose gel. When injected, CaHA Facetem works in two phases:

• Phase 1 — Immediate volumizing: The carrier gel instantly creates volume, lifting sagging skin, smoothing wrinkles, and redefining facial contours
• Phase 2 — Sustained collagen biostimulation: CaHA microspheres stimulate fibroblasts to synthesize new type I and III collagen. As the gel gradually absorbs (6–8 months), a new collagen framework has already formed — sustaining lift and fullness for an additional 6–10 months

Compared to HA filler: hyaluronic acid primarily retains water and passively fills, degrading after 6–12 months without leaving structural support. CaHA simultaneously fills and builds a new collagen foundation — delivering noticeably longer-lasting and more natural overall results.

Facetem vs Radiesse — What They Share and How They Differ

Facetem is the optimal cost-to-benefit choice for those trying CaHA for the first time or with mild-to-moderate skin laxity that doesn't yet require Radiesse. Your dermatologist will advise the right option after an in-person assessment.

Who Is a Good Candidate / Who Should Avoid CaHA Facetem?

✅ Suitable for:

• Skin beginning to sag or lose firmness in the cheeks, jawline, or neck
• Nasolabial folds, marionette lines, hollow temples
• Those seeking long-term collagen rebuilding rather than temporary filling
• Previous HA filler users looking for more durable results
• Adults aged 30–55 seeking natural, non-surgical rejuvenation

❌ Not recommended for:

• Active infection or severe inflammatory acne in the treatment area
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Known allergy to CaHA or the carrier gel
• Clotting disorders or severely compromised immune system
• Lip area — CaHA is not suitable for lip injection (HA is preferred)

7-Step CaHA Facetem Procedure at Foxy M.D

1. Consultation & planning — dermatologist analyzes facial structure, identifies target areas, determines injection volume and placement
2. Cleansing & antiseptic preparation — full skin disinfection before the procedure
3. Topical anesthetic — applied 20–30 minutes before injection
4. Injection mapping — dermatologist marks precise injection points based on facial anatomy
5. CaHA Facetem injection — needle or cannula used depending on the area; layered injection for the most natural result
6. Gentle massage & symmetry check — dermatologist distributes product evenly and checks facial balance
7. Aftercare guidance — cold compress if swollen, avoid strong pressure on the face for 24–48 hours

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Does CaHA Facetem dissolve on its own?
Yes — CaHA microspheres are fully biodegradable. The carrier gel absorbs first (6–8 months), followed by the microspheres, leaving behind your body's own natural collagen framework.

❓ Is it painful? Can I go out the same day?
Topical anesthetic is applied beforehand so it is well tolerated. Mild swelling and redness may last 1–2 days. Most clients can return to daily activities within 24–48 hours.

❓ Should I choose Facetem (7,999K) or Radiesse (10,999K)?
Facetem is ideal for mild-to-moderate laxity or as a first CaHA experience. Radiesse is better suited when stronger structural support is needed or larger volumes are required. Your dermatologist will advise after an in-person consultation.

❓ Can it be combined with HA filler or Botox?
Absolutely. CaHA works well for the cheeks, temples, jawline, and neck. HA remains the preferred choice for lips and areas needing flexible fine-tuning. Adding Botox helps control muscle movement and optimizes lifting results.

❓ How long do results last?
Typically 12–18 months, depending on skin condition, age, and lifestyle. Consistent sun protection with SPF50+, good hydration, and healthy habits help extend results.

Conclusion

CaHA Facetem represents a significant step beyond conventional HA fillers — not only filling but rebuilding the skin's collagen foundation for the long term. At 7,999,000 VND, it strikes an excellent balance between biological efficacy and cost, making it particularly well-suited for those seeking natural, lasting results without surgery.

We recommend an in-person consultation so our dermatologist can analyze your facial structure and map the most appropriate injection zones — CaHA outcomes depend significantly on precise anatomical placement and layering technique.