Who Should You Go ToFor Your Stimulate Treatment?

Stimulate is a class III medical device, which means it is legally required to be used only by qualified healthcare professionals trained in injectable treatments .

You should look for:

• Aesthetic doctors
• Nurse prescribers
• Dentists with specific training in facial aesthetics
• Medical injectors who routinely perform structural filler work

This ensures they:

• Understand facial anatomy deeply
• Can recognise and manage complications
• Use safe, evidence-based techniques
• Tailor treatments based on medical history

Avoid non-medical injectors or beauty therapists, especially for mid-face work.

Stimulate is based on PEG crosslinking, which behaves differently from traditional BDDE fillers. An experienced practitioner will know:

• How to handle its cohesivity
• How it is distributed in deeper tissues
• Its ideal injection planes (subdermis or over the periosteum)
• How CaHA changes the regenerative profile
• How to sequence combination therapies safely

Neauvia’s product files note that practitioners should be trained in PEG-HA injection techniques for safe use and best results .

Before booking, ask:

• “How often do you work with PEG-HA fillers?”
• “Are you trained in the Neauvia portfolio?”

“How many Stimulate treatments have you performed?”

Mid-face rejuvenation requires strategic placement, not simply adding volume. Your practitioner should:

• Analyse your facial proportions
• Assess your bone structure
• Look at your face at rest and in movement
• Map the depth and plane for each injection point
• Explain how mid-face lifting can enhance the under-eye and lower face

The best practitioners will discuss structure, balance, and harmony, not merely “filling lines”.

A good consultation is a sign of a safe and ethical injector. Expect them to:

Review your medical history thoroughly

They should ask about:

• Autoimmune conditions
• Previous filler treatments
• Medications
• Recent procedures
• Allergies
• Skin health

Stimulate has strong safety data even in autoimmune thyroid patients (e.g., Hashimoto’s), but suitability must still be assessed carefully .

Discuss expectations realistically

They should explain:

• How much lift Stimulate can achieve
• How long do results typically last
• How collagen stimulation works
• When you will see improvements
• What the treatment will and will not change

Create a personalised treatment plan

Not every face needs the same approach. They may recommend:

• 1–2 ml for early rejuvenation
• 2–3 ml for more advanced volume loss
• Combination treatments for deeper structural ageing

Because Stimulate is designed to be injected:

• Subdermally
  
• Over the periosteum
  

Your practitioner must understand:

• The location of deep fat pads
• Arterial pathways
• Bone-level support zones
• Safe injection angles
• Cannula vs needle placement

This reduces the risk of complications and ensures a natural lift rather than surface fullness.

Any ethical injector will explain:

• What to do in the rare event of a complication
• How vascular occlusion is managed
• Whether they carry hyaluronidase (they should)
• Their protocol for after-hours emergencies

Stimulate is hyaluronidase-sensitive, meaning it can be dissolved if needed, which adds an extra layer of safety compared to some biostimulatory fillers.

Stimulate is often used as part of broader rejuvenation protocols, especially Neauvia’s own:

• Nlift (Hydro Deluxe + Zaffiro + Stimulate)
• Nboost (RF + HA boosters)

Clinical data shows significant improvements in:

• Elasticity (+72 percent)
• Hydration (+49 percent)
• Collagen production
• Tissue revitalisation

Practitioners familiar with these protocols can offer more comprehensive facial improvement.

Look for someone who:

• Shows before-and-after photos of their own patients
• Uses subtle, natural-looking results as their standard
• Avoids overfilling or exaggerated features
• Explains the plan clearly
• Prioritises safety over trends
• Recommends the right amount of product (not simply “more”)
• Tailors treatment for men vs women
• Does not pressure you into booking

Great injectors prefer your face to look like you, just fresher.

Avoid practitioners who:

• Cannot explain what PEG-HA is
• Offer unrealistic promises
• Push excessive volume
• Do not take a medical history
• Cannot describe risks
• Do not stock hyaluronidase
• Post heavily edited before-and-after pictures
• Seem rushed or uninterested
• Treat everyone with the same “filler template”

Your face deserves better.

For safe, beautiful Stimulate results, choose someone who is:

• Medically qualified
• Experienced with PEG-HA fillers
• Skilled in deep mid-face techniques
• Trustworthy, patient-focused, and honest
• Able to offer comprehensive assessment and follow-up care

Stimulate is a sophisticated, regenerative filler.

Your practitioner should be equally sophisticated in their approach.