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How this dermal filler can make you feel forever young
April 9, 2025
|Manila Bulletin
Collagen filler Deusaderm debuts in the Philippines
A groundbreaking collagen-based dermal filler has officially launched in the Philippines, promising a new approach to facial rejuvenation. Deusaderm Lido, an injectable Type I collagen gel with lidocaine, was introduced on March 26, 2025, by Taiwan's Sunmax Biotechnology in partnership with local distributor Vanguard Aesthetics. The product is touted as the first FDA-registered collagen dermal filler in the country, offering Filipino patients a science-backed solution for stubborn dark under-eye circles, fine lines, and other signs of aging. Top aesthetic doctors and scientists at the launch event highlighted Deusaderm's clinical safety profile and its ability to spur the skin's natural regenerative processes.
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