Ottawa · Kanata · Eastern Ontario
An injectable drink of water for your skin.
Hyaluronic acid, amino acids, antioxidants, minerals.
Redensity 1 is not a filler. It's a hydrating cocktail — Swiss-made hyaluronic acid blended with 8 amino acids, 3 antioxidants, 2 minerals, vitamin B6 and zinc — delivered in tiny micro-injections across the areas that need moisture and glow most: the tear trough, jawline, neck, décolleté, hands. Deep hydration your skincare can't reach.
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Session Time
20-40 min
Protocol
3 sessions
Results Last
6-12 months
Downtime
None
Most people think "hyaluronic acid" = "filler". Redensity 1 flips that idea. It's still HA, but at a very low concentration designed to spread through the tissue, not stay in one spot. The gel disperses across the entire treatment zone leaving a lattice of hydration that pulls water into the skin and lets it stay there.
What makes Redensity 1 unique is the "dermo-restructuring complex" mixed in with the HA: 8 amino acids that support collagen synthesis, 3 antioxidants (glutathione, N-acetyl cysteine, alpha-lipoic acid), 2 minerals (zinc + copper), and vitamin B6. It's not a treatment for a specific line — it's a treatment for skin quality overall.
The most iconic use is the under-eye tear trough — an area where regular filler is often too heavy and can cast dark shadows. Redensity 1 hydrates instead of volumizes, addressing the crepey, dehydrated look under the eye without the risk of a filler "Tyndall effect" (blue tinge). Karine uses cannula technique here for safety and to minimise bruising.
Redensity 1 is a Swiss-made hyaluronic acid skin booster combined with 8 amino acids, 3 antioxidants, 2 minerals, vitamin B6, and zinc. It's not a filler — it's an injectable moisturizer + nutrient cocktail that hydrates and revitalizes the skin from within.
Face, neck, décolleté, hands, and — most famously — the delicate under-eye tear trough area where thin skin needs hydration more than volume. Karine uses cannula technique around the eyes for safety.
Filler adds volume in one spot. A skin booster spreads a hydrating gel throughout the whole treatment area to improve texture, luminosity, and elasticity — like giving your skin a deep drink. Both can be used together.
The starter protocol is 3 sessions spaced 3-4 weeks apart. Most clients then maintain with 1 session every 6-9 months. Karine builds the exact schedule in your free consult.
One syringe (1mL) covers the face or neck for most clients, starting at $450. Under-eye protocol typically uses 0.5mL per side and starts at $300 per session.
Immediate hydration glow after session 1, with cumulative improvements in fine lines, texture and skin quality visible 4-8 weeks after your third session. Results typically last 6-12 months.
Free consult with Karine Lauzon RN in Kanata — we'll map your ideal 3-session protocol and quote exact pricing for your treatment areas.
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