Aging is a cascade through every layer at once. One product cannot answer it with one mechanism.
With age, fibroblasts lose mechanical tension and slow their collagen output. The matrix around them loosens and breaks.
Stretched over a stable surface, the fibroblast returns to building type I collagen and elastin.
Binds water. Gives immediate volume, lift and hydration from the first minute.
Microspheres act as a scaffold for fibroblasts. New collagen forms over the following months.
Suspend CaHA microspheres inside an HA gel and you get both: the lift you see today and the collagen you build for months.
3 mL premixed. Calcium hydroxylapatite and hyaluronic acid in one gel.
Each microsphere is a surface for fibroblasts to grip. Tension switches them back on, and the collagen they build stays after the gel is gone.
Illustrative curves based on CaHA and HA literature, not measured SFERA data.
Class evidence for CaHA–HA hybrids. Not SFERA-specific data.
Cannula preferred where anatomy allows. Inject slowly, low pressure, small aliquots, massage to spread evenly.
Results vary by patient, area and technique. Based on CaHA–HA hybrid literature.
Immediate volume from HA. Lasting collagen from calcium.
Uniform microspheres carried in a gel. Volume on day 0, then a scaffold that fibroblasts build on.
Polymer fragments with no lasting carrier. No volume on day 0; collagen builds slowly through a mild inflammatory response.
Class comparison from the CaHA and PLLA literature (McCarthy 2024, Kadouch 2017). Not head-to-head SFERA data.




Class evidence for calcium hydroxylapatite. Not SFERA-specific data.
Luer-to-luer connector · mix until homogeneous · inject slowly in small aliquots
HA restores the lost volume that hides tendons and veins. CaHA keeps improving skin thickness long after.
On the body, SFERA works as a skin regenerator. The result is denser, firmer dermis that keeps improving for months.







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