Regenerative Filling Materials for Aesthetic Medicine
Calcium hydroxyapatite microspheres (CaHA) are widely used in aesthetic medicine for facial soft-tissue filling and contour shaping. With a 25–45 μm microsphere structure, they provide immediate support while stimulating collagen formation, delivering both structural support and tissue-regeneration effects.
Bone Tissue Repair Materials
Centered on cosmetic active peptides, our product lineup covers recombinant collagen, salmon-derived PDRN, hydroxyapatite and PLLA/PDLLA/PCL biomaterials, paired with premium functional actives such as adenosine, carnosine, ectoin, proxylane, ergothioneine, tranexamic acid, α-arbutin, ethyl ascorbic acid and full-series ceramides. We build a full-spectrum raw material system for anti-wrinkle firming, barrier repair, anti-oxidation, soothing care and skin brightening.
Our scientifically compounded ingredients achieve synergistic effects beyond single-component formulas, featuring high purity, high activity and stable safety. They are widely applicable to serums, single-use ampoules, lyophilized powders, masks, lotions, creams and salon-grade skincare formulations.
We provide standard in-stock raw materials, customized ingredient specifications and professional formula technical support to meet diverse R&D needs. Batch-specific COA, SDS and complete technical documents are available, with sample testing services supported.
We offer one-stop services from raw material selection and compatibility verification to mass production. Solving formula development pain points, we help clients launch competitive anti-aging and skin-repair skincare products, capturing market opportunities in innovative regenerative skincare.
Bioactive Coatings for Implants
Hydroxyapatite can be deposited onto titanium and titanium-alloy implant surfaces through plasma spraying and related techniques to form bioactive coatings. This significantly improves bonding between the implant and bone tissue, accelerates osseointegration, and is widely used in orthopedic and dental implant systems.
Oral and Dental Regenerative Materials
In oral medicine, hydroxyapatite is commonly used in clinical scenarios such as alveolar-bone defect repair, periodontal bone regeneration, extraction-socket preservation, sinus lifting, and peri-implant bone augmentation, making it one of the important bone-substitute materials in dentistry.