See The Results
Witness real patient's transformation with Ellansé.
Model is not real patient.
THE TIMELINE
Schematic representation of how results develop over time — not clinical data. Individual results vary. Duration wording is subject to the current local IFU.
DAY 0 TO MONTH 24
DAY 0
IMMEDIATE CORRECTION³‧⁴
WEEK 6 - MONTH 9
SCAFFOLD-GUIDED REGENERATION¹‧²‧⁵
MONTH 9 - MONTH 12 / 24
NATIVE TISSUE INTEGRATION⁴‧⁵
How the result develops.
PCL scaffolds work across the skin's layers where tissue needs rebuilding, giving progressive support that strengthens as collagen matures over time.¹‧²
This is progressive tissue restoration of the Ellansé sequence.
PATIENT RESULTS
Progressive Support
Better With Time
36 years old, 12 months after Ellansé treatment
BEFORE
6 MONTHS
BEFORE & AFTER
12 MONTHS
BEFORE
6 MONTHS
12 MONTHS
40 years old, 3 months after Ellansé treatment
BEFORE
2 WEEKS
3 MONTHS
49 years old, 12 months after Ellansé treatment
BEFORE
6 MONTHS
Individual results may vary. Photos shown with patient consent.
12 MONTHS
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Ellansé Instructions for Use (IFU). Sinclair.
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