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Efficacy and safety of needle-free jet injection of self-crosslinking hyaluronic acid for facial fine wrinkles and skin texture: 12-week clinical outcomes in Asian women

Thirty Asian women aged 40-55 with Fitzpatrick III-IV skin received three needle-free jet sessions of self-crosslinking hyaluronic acid at four-week intervals. At week 12, 3D wrinkle and texture measures improved across malar and pericommissural regions; investigator severity fell from 7.28 to 4.32, and 60% reported moderate-to-marked improvement. Treatment reactions were mild and transient. The single-arm design cannot separate treatment effects from time or expectation.

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Key findings

  • 3D imaging and investigator ratings improved by week 12. • Sixty percent reported moderate-to-marked improvement. • Reported treatment reactions were mild and transient.
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Why this matters globally

Needle-free delivery may improve superficial dispersion and acceptability, but comparative controlled trials are needed before claiming superiority.

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Thai researcher contribution

A Chulabhorn Hospital researcher evaluates a dermatologic innovation in Asian women.

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Limitations to consider

The 30-person single-arm, unblinded study lasted 12 weeks; durability, other skin types and rare adverse events remain unknown.

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Verify the original sources

Frontiers in MedicineFrontiers in Medicine

DOI: 10.3389/fmed.2026.1832590

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