For both men and women, the structure of the cheeks is a key element of a beautiful face. When it comes to facial shape, a precise and controlled hyaluronic acid A perpendicular droplet injection technique (PDIT™) is the only way to sculpt the cheeks in a more defined form without giving the appearance of being “done” and synthetic. The patient can be subtly and naturally made to look more beautiful with this procedure, which calls for a qualified and knowledgeable physician.
The A perpendicular droplet injection technique (PDIT™) involves injecting tiny amounts of hyaluronic acid into the skin’s deep layers using a cannula or long needle, as opposed to the common and extensively used injection technique of boluses (large amounts) of hyaluronic acid.
What is the typical cannula injection used today?
Hyaluronic acid can be injected into large sections of skin using a cannula to create huge dispersions of the injected HA. The hyaluronic acid concentrations here alter the natural mimicry and have a tendency to migrate over time, giving the area the “done,” bloated, and unnatural appearance that is characteristic of many popular aesthetic procedures.
What is a A perpendicular droplet injection technique (PDIT™)?
Dr. Barr is the sole performer of Hyaluronic acid Micro-Droplet Injections (PDIT™) which introduce droplets of hyaluronic acid into the skin’s deep layers. In contrast to injecting huge amounts using a cannula or a long syringe, when the injection is done at the desired peaks of the cheeks, it emphasizes their structure without expanding or rounding the face and allows for natural results that last longer.
As a pioneer in the field of global aesthetic medicine, Dr. Udi Barr was the first and only in Israel to treat patients using this approach.
