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Registry match

RHA Redensity

Teoxane S.A. · Hyaluronic acid fillers

FDA-approved medical device (PMA)P170002/S012 (opens in a new tab)

What it’s authorized for

  • Injection into the skin (dermis and superficial dermis) of the face to correct moderate to severe dynamic lines around the mouth (perioral rhytids), in adults 22 or older

Checking it’s the real thing

Checked Sep 14, 2026

Full page: label warnings, how it’s sold, sources

Official records

This looks like a PMA number.

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