Elasty Filler
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid Hyaluronic acid is a sugar your skin already makes. Cross-linking is what lets a gel hold its shape. The Plus versions add a numbing agent.
Elasty is a Korean hyaluronic acid filler range sold in Europe and much of Asia. It comes in a few thicknesses, from a gel for fine lines to a dense one for volume, and the "Plus" versions have a numbing agent added. Juvéderm is the hyaluronic acid family used most widely in the United States. Both are the same kind of material and both can be dissolved, so the real differences are where you can get them and how much has been published about each.
| The difference | Elasty Filler | Juvederm |
|---|---|---|
| What is in the syringe | Cross-linked hyaluronic acid | Cross-linked hyaluronic acid |
| When you see the result | The same day | The same day |
| What is actually known about each | A shorter published record | A long published record |
| Cost | Usually cheaper per syringe | Usually more per syringe |
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid Hyaluronic acid is a sugar your skin already makes. Cross-linking is what lets a gel hold its shape. The Plus versions add a numbing agent.

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Elasty Filler
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is a sugar your skin already makes. Cross-linking is what lets a gel hold its shape. The Plus versions add a numbing agent.
Juvederm
Cross-linked hyaluronic acid
The same class of material, with a numbing agent already included.
Elasty Filler
Three main thicknesses
Elasty F for finer lines, Elasty D for deeper folds, Elasty G for volume. Thicker gel, deeper placement.
Juvederm
Around seven products
Volbella at the soft end for lips, Voluma and Volux at the firm end for cheeks and jaw, others in between.
Elasty Filler
Europe and much of Asia
Elasty is not sold in the United States, so US readers are usually choosing between Juvéderm and a different brand.
Juvederm
Widely available, including the US
It is one of the most used filler brands worldwide.
Elasty Filler
The same day
Juvederm
The same day
Elasty Filler
Months, up to about a year and a half
It varies with the thickness used and the area treated, and most of the figures published for this range come from the manufacturer.
Juvederm
Roughly one to two years
Same rule applies. Lips wear filler down fastest and cheeks keep it longest.
Elasty Filler
Yes
Juvederm
Yes
Elasty Filler
A shorter published record
Elasty is marketed mainly on how the gel is manufactured. There is far less independent research behind it.
Juvederm
A long published record
Each product was tested in its own trials, area by area, and those results are public.
Elasty Filler
Sold direct to the public online
Filler is a prescription device meant to be injected by a trained practitioner. A syringe bought online has no clinic behind it if something goes wrong.
Juvederm
Widely counterfeited online
Fake syringes exist for every large brand. What you are buying is the treatment, not the box.
Elasty Filler
Bruising, swelling, tenderness
Lumps and unevenness happen, and they can be dissolved.
Juvederm
Bruising, swelling, tenderness
The same list, for the same reasons.
Elasty Filler
Usually cheaper per syringe
Korean fillers are generally priced below the big Western brands.
Juvederm
Usually more per syringe
Part of that price is the brand and the record behind it.
Elasty Filler
A serum, and it is not the same
A serum holds water in the top layer of skin for a few hours, then washes off.
Juvederm
A serum, and it is not the same
Filler is placed millimetres down and holds its shape for months.
Elasty Filler
Juvederm
Common questions
No. Elasty is sold in Europe and much of Asia but not in the US, so American readers comparing the two are usually choosing between Juvéderm and a different brand.
Both are cross-linked hyaluronic acid and both can be dissolved. Juvéderm has a much larger published record behind it, while Elasty is marketed mainly on how its gel is made.
Yes. It is hyaluronic acid, so hyaluronidase removes it, usually within a day or two. That is true of any gel in this class.
Korean fillers are generally priced below the big Western brands, which carry the cost of running their own trials product by product.
They mark thickness. F is the finest and suits shallow lines, D handles deeper folds, and G is the densest and is used for volume.
No reputable clinic will inject a syringe you brought yourself. Filler is a prescription device, and the clinic has no way to confirm what is in an unknown box.