Neauvia — Hyaluronic Acid Injectable
Neauvia is a hyaluronic acid (HA) filler known in Hong Kong as 冰冰針 (“ice ice injection”). It uses a PEG-based cross-linker, producing a softer, more flexible gel structure.
The Neauvia range includes variants for different depths and purposes — Intense for deep volume, Intense Flux for mid-depth correction, Intense Lips for lip enhancement, and Stimulate which incorporates glycine and L-proline to support the skin’s natural collagen production.
What Neauvia Addresses
Neauvia is suited to clients who have experienced significant swelling with other filler brands.
How Neauvia Works
Neauvia uses cross-linked hyaluronic acid as its active ingredient. HA is a naturally occurring substance that attracts and binds water molecules, providing volume and hydration.
The Neauvia Stimulate variant contains two amino acids — glycine and L-proline — essential building blocks for collagen synthesis. When the HA is gradually absorbed, these amino acids remain available for the skin’s own collagen production processes.
Treatment Experience
A Neauvia session takes fifteen to twenty minutes depending on the area and volume being treated. A topical numbing cream is applied.
Some tenderness and redness at the injection points is normal, settling within one to two days.
Results are visible immediately after the session. The final result settles over one to two weeks as any minor swelling subsides. Duration depends on the variant — Neauvia Intense and Intense Flux typically last six to twelve months.
Results vary by individual.
All available under Injectables & Skin Boosters. For skin hydration concerns, see the dry and sensitive skin page.
Disclaimer: This website provides general information only for beauty and skincare services. Individual suitability varies and should be determined through a professional consultation at The Skin Oracle. No material on this site is intended to substitute for professional advice.