Chanel Injection: An intensive skin-revitalizing program designed to help the skin appear deeply hydrated, radiant, and healthy.

In recent years, the term “Chanel Injection” has appeared increasingly often in the aesthetics industry and has become one of the procedures widely discussed by people interested in skincare, particularly for its potential to help the skin look brighter, deeply hydrated, and more radiant within a relatively short period.
Although the name “Chanel” may sound like a cosmetics brand, in the context of aesthetic clinics it is used to describe a premium skin-rejuvenating mesotherapy procedure designed to nourish the deeper layers of the skin, replenish moisture, improve the appearance of smoothness, and support overall skin condition.
However, different clinics may use different products for Chanel Injection, so their quality and ingredients may vary. Before deciding, it is important to review the relevant information and, most importantly, have your skin assessed by a physician to confirm that the program is appropriate for your actual concerns and goals. This is the approach LOLLANA CLINIC applies when caring for every client.

If you are unsure whether Chanel Injection is suitable for your skin condition, you can contact LOLLANA CLINIC for an initial assessment.

What Is Chanel Injection?

Chanel Injection is a marketing term used by aesthetic clinics in Thailand for a premium skin-rejuvenating mesotherapy procedure. It uses specially formulated mesotherapy solutions that combine multiple skin-conditioning ingredients to nourish and revitalize the skin at a deeper level.

The name “Chanel” is neither a medical term nor an official product name, and it is not affiliated with the Chanel cosmetics brand. It is simply a term used to convey the concept of a high-quality, premium mesotherapy treatment.

Products Commonly Used for Chanel Injection

Each clinic may use different product brands depending on its clinical approach and the physician’s assessment. Common examples include:

Fillmed NCTF 135 HA, formerly known as Filorga NCTF 135 HA, from France

REVS NCFS 140 HPn from South Korea

L’ebss from South Korea

Other mesotherapy products in the same category

These products fall within the Mesotherapy / Bio-revitalization Solution category and are used for skin conditioning and revitalization.

Common Features of Products Used for Chanel Injection

They generally contain:

Non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA) — a form of HA without molecular cross-linking that disperses readily within the skin and helps replenish moisture without adding volume in the same way as a dermal filler.

A range of vitamins, such as vitamins A, B, C, and E

Amino acids associated with the production of collagen and elastin

Coenzymes that support skin-cell function

Antioxidants, such as glutathione in certain formulations

Minerals essential to the skin

For example, according to the manufacturer, Fillmed NCTF 135 HA, a formulation commonly used in premium clinics, contains more than 50 active ingredients, including HA, vitamins, amino acids, coenzymes, nucleic acids, minerals, and antioxidants.

How Chanel Injection Works

Chanel Injection works differently from topical skincare because it delivers conditioning ingredients directly into deeper layers of the skin than topical absorption can generally reach, through the following main mechanisms:

1. Provides deeper hydration through HA
The non-cross-linked HA in the product naturally binds water effectively. When dispersed within the dermis, it can help the skin retain moisture, making the skin appear more hydrated and smoother.

2. Delivers conditioning ingredients to skin layers that topical creams may not reach
Most topical cosmetics and skincare ingredients act mainly at the outer layers of the skin. Mesotherapy injection therefore provides a route for ingredients such as vitamins, amino acids, and antioxidants to reach deeper skin layers.

3. Supports skin-cell function
Manufacturer documents and clinical studies have discussed the properties of ingredients used in these mesotherapy products in relation to supporting fibroblast activity. Fibroblasts are cells involved in the production of collagen and elastin.

4. Helps reduce oxidative stress in the skin
Antioxidants in mesotherapy products, such as glutathione, may help reduce the accumulation of free radicals associated with sunlight and pollution, which can contribute to dull-looking skin and premature skin aging.

In Simple Terms
Chanel Injection can be compared to “providing water and nutrients to the skin” directly from within the skin layers, helping the skin appear brighter, more hydrated, and healthier within a relatively short period.

Key Features of the Chanel Injection Program

Provides deeper skin conditioning through multiple ingredients combined in one formulation, rather than relying on HA or a single vitamin alone.

Changes may be noticed relatively quickly, with many clients observing that their skin looks brighter and more hydrated within the first few days.

It is not intended to alter facial contours because the non-cross-linked HA disperses within the skin rather than adding structural volume.

It may be used in several areas, including the face, neck, backs of the hands, and other areas at the physician’s discretion.

Downtime is generally short, and most people can return to their usual daily activities on the same day.

It may be an option for those who want to begin professional skin care without undergoing a more complex procedure.

Who Is Chanel Injection Suitable For?

This program is designed for individuals seeking to nourish and revitalize their overall skin quality, particularly those with the following concerns:

Dry, rough, dehydrated, or flaky skin
Dull, tired-looking skin that lacks brightness
Enlarged-looking pores or uneven skin texture
Skin that appears fatigued from sunlight, pollution, insufficient rest, or a demanding lifestyle
Early, superficial fine lines on the face
Certain cases of dark under-eye appearance, generally as part of a broader under-eye treatment plan
Reduced skin elasticity or skin that no longer feels as firm as before
Those who want a dewy, glowing look before an important occasion or who are considering it as part of a longer-term skin-care plan
Those concerned about premature skin aging associated with sun exposure and lifestyle habits

For individuals with multiple skin concerns, a skin assessment is recommended before selecting a treatment program so that the care plan can be tailored more appropriately.

Who May Not Be Suitable for Chanel Injection, and What Precautions Should Be Considered?

Although Chanel Injection is a popular procedure, it is not appropriate for everyone to receive it immediately. Individuals in the following situations should inform and consult a physician before deciding:

Pregnancy or breastfeeding
A history of allergy to product components such as HA, vitamins, or other mesotherapy ingredients
Active infection, inflammation, or an open wound in the treatment area
Underlying conditions affecting the immune system or blood clotting
Recent or current use of anticoagulants or anti-inflammatory medications, including NSAIDs or aspirin
A tendency to develop keloids or very sensitive skin
An active skin condition in the treatment area, such as severe inflammatory acne, allergic dermatitis, or psoriasis
Those who recently underwent another procedure in the same area, such as laser treatment, should allow an appropriate interval as advised by the physician.

The treating physician will assess suitability individually and may recommend postponing or modifying the plan according to the person’s health condition.

Additional precaution: Non-standard or unregistered mesotherapy products have been reported in the market. Before treatment, confirm that the clinic uses authentic products with verifiable labeling, sources, and documentation. You may ask clinic staff to verify these details before receiving treatment. LOLLANA CLINIC maintains transparency throughout the process.

What Skin Concerns Can Chanel Injection Help Address?

Helps the skin appear deeply hydrated, radiant, and naturally glowing
Helps the skin look brighter and more refreshed, reducing a dull-looking appearance
Helps improve the appearance and feel of skin smoothness and reduce roughness
Helps reduce the appearance of superficial fine lines on the face
Helps the skin appear more elastic and firm
Helps pores appear less noticeable
Supports skin-cell function through ingredients delivered into the skin layers
Helps improve the appearance of skin that looks fatigued from sunlight and pollution

Note: Results depend on the baseline skin condition, the formulation used, and the individual response.

Common Areas for Chanel Injection

Overall face — for those seeking general improvement in skin quality
Cheeks — for dry cheek skin that appears less smooth or lacks radiance
Forehead — for superficial fine lines
Around and under the eyes — for concerns about dark-looking or thin under-eye skin, subject to a physician’s assessment
Neck — for early neck lines
Backs of the hands — for those seeking a more hydrated and youthful-looking appearance

The physician will determine the appropriate treatment areas and amount according to the individual’s actual skin concerns. The product is generally injected into the superficial to mid-dermis.

Steps Before Receiving Treatment

Conduct a detailed skin assessment, examine the intended treatment area, and identify the primary concerns.
Review the medical history, allergies, current medications, underlying conditions, and previous procedures.
Discuss goals and expectations to confirm that the desired outcome is consistent with what the program can reasonably provide.
Select an appropriate mesotherapy formulation based on the skin concerns, goals, and budget.
Explain the procedure, benefits, limitations, and potential side effects before the individual decides to proceed.
Prepare the skin by cleansing it, applying a topical anesthetic, and allowing approximately 30–45 minutes for the anesthetic to take effect.
Verify the product before injection. Clients are advised to observe the package opening and product label to confirm that an authentic product is being used.

LOLLANA CLINIC focuses on selecting an approach that suits each person’s skin condition and goals rather than recommending a one-size-fits-all program. Different Chanel Injection formulations are intended for different concerns, and not everyone needs this treatment.

How to Care for Yourself After Chanel Injection

Recommended Aftercare

Avoid touching, picking, scratching, or massaging the treated area during the initial recovery period.
Avoid makeup and potentially irritating skincare products for the first 24 hours, or follow the clinic’s specific instructions.
Avoid heat exposure, including saunas, steam rooms, strenuous exercise, and strong sunlight, for the first 24–48 hours.
Apply sunscreen and keep the skin well moisturized.
Avoid alcohol during the initial recovery period, particularly if you bruise or swell easily.
Contact the clinic for further assessment if pain, swelling, redness, warmth, rash, or any unusual symptoms do not improve.

Symptoms to Monitor

- Small raised bumps from the injection points may appear during the first 1–2 hours and generally subside gradually on their own.
- Mild redness, bruising, or swelling may occur for 1–2 days, depending on the individual’s skin condition.
- If unusual symptoms occur, such as severe pain or swelling, a spreading rash, intense itching, pus, or fever, contact the treating physician immediately.

How Soon Are Results Visible After Chanel Injection, and How Long Do They Last?

Timeline for Visible Results

In general, some clients may begin to notice changes within the first few days after the initial treatment, such as brighter-looking, softer, and more hydrated skin. More noticeable results may develop after completing the treatment course planned by the physician.

Duration of Results

Because the HA used in these mesotherapy products is non-cross-linked, it is broken down more quickly than the HA in conventional fillers. Results therefore do not generally last for years; they gradually diminish over time, and repeat sessions may be needed to maintain them.

The length of time that the skin continues to appear hydrated and radiant varies between individuals and depends on:

Baseline skin condition
Age
Post-treatment skincare

External factors such as sunlight, pollution, sleep, and diet

How Many Chanel Injection Sessions Are Recommended?

The appropriate number of sessions depends on the skin condition, treatment goals, and the physician’s assessment. In general:

Initial phase: Sessions may be scheduled weekly or every 2–4 weeks during the early stage, according to the physician’s plan.

physician’s plan

Maintenance phase: The interval may be extended, for example to every 1–2 months.

Under the manufacturer’s protocol for Fillmed NCTF 135 HA, a series of treatments is recommended during the initial phase, followed by longer intervals according to the skin’s response.

The appropriate number of sessions varies between individuals. Receiving too many or overly frequent treatments without assessment may not improve the outcome. The physician will develop an individualized plan considered most appropriate for the person.

Comparison with Similar Treatments

To make the differences between the procedures easier to understand, the information is organized in the following comprehensive comparison table.

Comparison Table: Chanel Injection vs Skin-Rejuvenation Treatments

Comparison Topic	Chanel Injection (Premium Meso)	Rejuran	Biostimulator
Product	Meso / Bio-revitalizer	Skin Quality Treatment	Collagen Stimulator
Main Components	HA + vitamins/amino acids	PN (Salmon DNA)	PLLA or CaHA
Mechanism	Deep skin conditioning with nourishing ingredients	Supports tissue repair and regeneration	Stimulates new collagen production
Key Results	Dewy, radiant-looking skin relatively quickly	Smoother-looking skin and improved appearance of pores	Firmer, tighter, and more defined-looking skin
Suitable Concerns	Dull skin and urgent dehydration concerns	Dull skin, wrinkles, and acne scars	Skin laxity and weakened skin structure
Duration of Results	Breaks down relatively quickly and may require frequent repeat treatment	Effects may continue after completing a course	May last for 1 year or longer
For Beginners	Most suitable as an entry-level option	Suitable depending on the skin concern	More suitable for cases requiring structural support

Chanel Injection Pricing at LOLLANA CLINIC

Prices start at THB 2,900 for 3 cc.

The price depends on the selected formulation, amount used, treatment area, number of sessions in the course, and the individualized care plan.

Premium products, such as Fillmed NCTF 135 HA from France, generally cost more than products from other sources because of import costs and the quality of their ingredients.

Contact LOLLANA CLINIC for details and a program suited to your skin condition.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Does Chanel Injection hurt?

The procedure uses a very fine needle inserted approximately 5–10 millimeters into the skin. Discomfort is generally mild. A topical anesthetic is usually applied beforehand, and cold compresses may be used during treatment. Sensitivity varies between individuals.

How many days does swelling take to subside?

Small raised bumps may appear at the injection points during the first 1–2 hours. Mild redness and swelling generally improve within 24–48 hours. Bruising, if present, may last 2–7 days depending on the skin condition.

Can I wear makeup after treatment?

Makeup can generally be applied after 24 hours, or according to the physician’s instructions. During the initial period, avoid heavy makeup and makeup removers that may irritate the skin.

Can Chanel Injection be combined with laser treatment or fillers?

They may be incorporated into a combined treatment plan, but the sequence and interval should be determined by a physician so the skin has sufficient time to recover and each treatment can perform as intended.

How is Chanel Injection different from fillers?

Conventional fillers use cross-linked HA, in which the molecules are linked together, to restore volume and alter contours. Chanel Injection uses non-cross-linked HA that disperses within the skin and focuses on skin conditioning rather than structural volumization.

What age is Chanel Injection suitable for?

It is generally considered for adults who begin to notice concerns such as dry, tired-looking skin or fine lines. Some people may begin from around age 25 or earlier, depending on the physician’s assessment. Treatment should not be started solely on the basis of age, and it is not necessary for everyone.

How often is treatment needed?

During the initial phase, treatment may be performed weekly for the first month, followed by intervals of every 2–4 weeks or every 1–2 months, according to the physician’s advice, to maintain the results.

Does Chanel Injection have side effects?

Possible effects are similar to those associated with injectable procedures in general, such as needle marks, redness, and mild bruising, which usually resolve on their own. Seek medical attention immediately if severe or unusual symptoms occur, such as marked swelling or redness, pain, or pus.

What is under-eye Chanel Injection?

It refers to injecting this type of mesotherapy product into the under-eye area to condition the skin and help it appear more hydrated, brighter, and less dull. However, under-eye Chanel Injection may not be sufficient for structural concerns such as deep tear troughs or a hollow appearance. Other approaches, such as under-eye filler, may be considered after a physician’s assessment.

Can Chanel Injection distort the shape of the face?

Because it uses non-cross-linked HA that disperses within the skin and does not add structural volume, it is not intended to change facial contours. Mild swelling may occur during the initial period after treatment, but this is generally temporary and gradually subsides.

What is the difference between authentic and non-standard Chanel Injection products?

Authentic products have verifiable sources, labels, lot numbers, and manufacturer information. Non-standard products may cost less but carry risks of contamination, inconsistent quality, and unwanted adverse effects. Clients may ask the physician to open the packaging and show the product label before treatment.

When can I exercise after treatment?

Strenuous exercise and activities that significantly raise body temperature should generally be avoided for the first 24 hours, or longer if advised by the physician.

If you are unsure whether Chanel Injection is suitable for your skin condition and goals, or if you are comparing it with other treatments such as HA skin boosters, Rejuran, or biostimulators, you can contact LOLLANA CLINIC for a skin assessment and an individualized care plan.

The team is available to provide information and guidance to support an informed decision, with an emphasis on selecting an approach suited to the actual skin condition rather than recommending the same program to everyone.

*Results depend on the skin condition, specific concerns, and individual response. An assessment should be completed before treatment.*

References

No.	Article / Source	Source Type	Supporting Information Used	Link
1	FILLMED® NCTF 135 HA — Product Overview	Official Brand Source	Composition (HA + more than 50 active ingredients) and indications	Click
2	Fillmed NCTF 135 HA — Product Details	Distributor Info	Details of vitamins, amino acids, and coenzymes	Click
3	FILLMED NCTF 135 HA — Anti-Aging	Distributor / Product Info	Mechanism of action and delivery of ingredients into the skin	Click
4	Mesotherapy for Skin Rejuvenation	Review Article	Overview of mesotherapy use in aesthetic medicine	Reference information from PubMed
5	Injectable Skin Boosters (PubMed)	Review Article / PMC	Mechanisms of skin revitalization with skin boosters	Click
6	Molecular Mechanisms of Dermal Aging	Review Article / PMC	Age-related skin aging mechanisms, skin layers, and collagen	Click

*The references in this article were compiled from sources considered reliable at the time of preparation. Medical information may be updated, and clients should consult the treating physician for the most current information.*