Prospective, spontaneous, open-label pre-market clinical trial with a single injection session; monitoring visits at baseline and 60 days post-treatment. Two visits will be conducted during the study: * a baseline visit, during which the first injection will be administered * a final visit, 60 days after the baseline visit, for final assessment The experimental design involves injection into the deep subdermal layer with the investigational product during the baseline visit, following the study procedure assessments. Typically, 0.9 ml per side of the face is administered using the retrograde fan technique. The study duration is 2 months; safety evaluation will be conducted using non-invasive instrumental assessments such as skin hydration (corneometry) and medical device safety and subjective assessments (see below).
Age range
35 Years – 65 Years
Sex
ALL
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Safety based on number of adverse events from the enrollment for the 60days till the second visit and study closing.
Timeframe: From enrollment to the end of treatment, at 60 days