Microcannula Needles 25 Gauge x 2 inch Flexible with Blunt Tip, 50/Box

50 Per box (Most competitor brands only have 20 per box)

Microcannula needles are a type of medical instrument used for injecting or removing fluids from the body. They are made of a thin, hollow tube that is often flexible and has a blunt tip. The 25 gauge x 2 inches measurement refers to the needle's diameter and length, respectively.

These specific microcannula needles are commonly used in cosmetic procedures, such as dermal fillers and botulinum toxin injections. The flexible design allows for easier and less painful injections, while the blunt tip helps prevent damage to delicate tissues and blood vessels. They also typically come in a box of 50 for easy access and disposal after use.

Overall, microcannula needles offer a safer and more comfortable alternative to traditional sharp-pointed needles for certain procedures. 

Benefits:

• Reduced risk of tissue trauma and bruising: Microcannula needles have a flexible and blunt tip design that glides smoothly through tissue without causing damage or bruising, making it a more comfortable experience for the patient.
• Minimal pain and discomfort: The small size and smooth surface of the microcannula needle decrease the sensation of pain and discomfort during insertion, resulting in a more pleasant experience for the patient.
• Greater precision: The flexible nature of the microcannula needle allows for better control and precision during injection, ensuring that the medication is delivered to the desired location accurately.
• Ideal for delicate areas: The small gauge of 25 and length of 2 inches make these microcannula needles suitable for use in delicate or hard-to-reach areas of the body, such as around the eyes, nose, and lips.
• Reduced bleeding: The blunt tip design of microcannula needles minimizes bleeding during insertion, reducing the risk of blood vessel damage and bruising.
• Time-saving: The use of microcannula needles can save time in the injection process as they require fewer entry points compared to traditional needles, resulting in a quicker procedure time.
• Improved patient satisfaction: With less pain, reduced tissue trauma, and faster procedure times, patients are likely to have a more positive experience with microcannula needles, leading to higher levels of satisfaction.
• Safer for repeated injections: Microcannula needles can be used for multiple injections in the same area without causing additional trauma to the tissue, making it safer for patients who require ongoing treatments.