Materials Guide — What Do We Use for Women?
We write the material's name and quantity in your file. Ask about it anywhere you go.
What is the problem?
Most clinics sell you the word "filler" or "injection" or "session", and leave you paying without knowing what was actually injected or used on your skin.
Materials are not one thing: they differ in composition, use and how long their effect lasts, and the price difference between them is real, not marketing.
What we use here
| Material | Family | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Juvederm | Hyaluronic filler | Lip filler · restoring facial volume |
| Botox | Muscle relaxant | Wrinkles and expression lines · excess sweating |
| Rein PRP | Plasma kit — drawn from your own blood, not an external material | Facial plasma and skin brightening |
| MCCM | Mesotherapy | Skin brightening and hair loss |
| Toskani | Dermapen compound | Skin texture and pores |
| Chemical and cold peeling solutions | Chemical peel | Melasma, pigmentation and acne marks |
The rule we hold ourselves to
We write the brand name and quantity of the material in your file after every session.
Ask about this at any clinic you visit. Anyone who refuses to tell you the material's name is telling you something else.
Signs that call for pausing and asking
- Refusing to tell you the material's name or quantity.
- A price far below the usual for a material with a recognised global name.
- Refusing to show you the packaging or its expiry date before opening.
- An injection or procedure performed at an unlicensed facility or by someone unqualified.
What we do not offer — said before you ask
An injection with an unnamed material or a "secret formula" whose ingredients aren't disclosed.
Counterfeit or unregistered products, no matter how tempting the price.
Always ask what is being used before you consent — that is your right, and we answer it before you even ask.
Questions and answers
Questions women repeatedly ask about the materials used in the women's section at Hokama Najd.
Yes, and that is your right. We tell you the material's name and family before you agree to the session.
Yes, every material we use is officially registered and purchased from an authorised distributor.
Not in the commercial sense. Plasma is drawn from your own blood, not an external material — what is used is only the draw-and-separation kit.
Yes, along with its quantity after every session, and you may ask for it at any time.
You may state your preference, and the final decision is medical, based on your case.
Ask about its name, its original packaging and its expiry date — anyone who refuses is a sign to pause.
Start with an assessment appointment — and ask for the material's name and quantity in your file after every session.
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