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A Multicenter, Randomized, Evaluator-Blind, No-Treatment Controlled Study of YVOIRE Y-Solution 720: A Volumizing Hyaluronic Acid Filler for Midface Volume Deficit.

Aesthetic plastic surgery2025-09-24PubMed
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Summary

In an evaluator-blind randomized trial in Asian patients, YVOIRE Y-Solution 720 achieved ≥1-grade midface volume improvement in 82% vs 5.1% with no treatment at 26 weeks and maintained 76.2% response at 52 weeks. Adverse reactions were mild and transient, primarily swelling, tenderness, and pain.

Key Findings

  • At 26 weeks, ≥1-grade MFVDA-SRS improvement occurred in 82.0% with YYS720 vs 5.1% control (between-group difference 77.0%, 95% CI 66.8–84.0).
  • Response durability: 76.2% of YYS720 participants maintained ≥1-grade improvement at 52 weeks.
  • Safety profile showed no specific concerns; common local reactions (swelling, tenderness, pain) were mild and transient; GAIS responder rates remained high through 26 weeks.

Clinical Implications

YVOIRE Y-Solution 720 can be offered to suitable patients seeking midface augmentation with expectation of high response rates sustained to 1 year and primarily mild, transient local reactions. Counseling should note evaluator-blind improvements and durability.

Why It Matters

This Level I multicenter RCT provides robust, product-specific evidence of efficacy, durability to 52 weeks, and safety for a volumizing HA filler in midface augmentation, informing clinical decision-making in aesthetic practice.

Limitations

  • No active comparator or participant blinding; control was no-treatment.
  • Population limited to Asian participants; generalizability to other populations needs confirmation.

Future Directions

Head-to-head trials versus other volumizing fillers, cost-effectiveness analyses, and studies across diverse populations to confirm generalizability and long-term safety beyond 52 weeks.

Study Information

Study Type
RCT
Research Domain
Treatment
Evidence Level
I - Randomized controlled trial with evaluator blinding and predefined outcomes
Study Design
OTHER