COLSHINE
Direct Collagen Charger
Colshine
Collagen tissue supplement, Atelocollagen Type 1
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Product Name |
Colshine |
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Item name |
Collagen-Based Tissue Supplement |
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Packaging unit |
1.0ml / Syringe X 1EA / Box |
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Storage Method |
Store at room temperature below 30ºC/Single-Use only. Do not reuse or resterilize |
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Product Classification |
Single-use sterilized Medical Device |
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Expiration Date |
2 years from the manufacturing date |
Why Colshine is Needed
Skin aging begins with the loss of the extracellular matrix (ECM).
The extracellular matrix in the skin is located in the dermis and helps maintain elasticity, moisture retention, and skin structure.
As aging progresses, the extracellular matrix gradually breaks down and disappears, leading to wrinkles appearing on the skin’s surface.
Additionally, the reduction in moisture causes a loss of skin elasticity, resulting in sagging skin.
80% of the extracellular matrix is collagen.
The extracellular matrix consists of various components, with collagen making up about 80% of it. In the skin, type I collagen is the most abundant.
Therefore, supplementing the skin with type I collagen can help maintain a healthy extracellular matrix.
Colshine Characteristic
Colshine has a white, small, viscoelastic formulation.
Collagen molecules consist of three chains that come together to form a triple-helix structure, giving them their characteristic white formulation.
Hydrolyzed collagen is broken down into smaller molecular weights, losing its original collagen structure and transforming into gelatin, which has a transparent formulation.
Advantage of Colshine
Short procedure time for about 10 minutes.
Protocol: 4 sessions every 2 weeks for tailored treatment
Minimal Side Effects: Only temporary embossing for patient comfort
The injection marks are rarely visible
After the procedure, the patient can resume daily life immediately.
Direct collagen Injection
