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H-LIDO 10% Lidocaine Cream for Aesthetic Treatments
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Type: Topical anesthetic (numbing cream)
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Main ingredient: Lidocaine 10.56%
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Purpose: Temporarily numbs the skin to reduce pain during cosmetic or medical procedures.
Key Features
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High strength: 10.56% lidocaine for strong numbing effect.
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Fast acting: Usually begins numbing within 5–15 minutes.
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Long lasting: Numbing effect can last 60–90 minutes.
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Deep penetration: Can numb skin up to about 8 mm depth depending on application.
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Professional use: Often used in clinics and aesthetic salons.
Common Uses
H-Lido is used to reduce pain during:
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Tattoo procedures
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Permanent makeup (PMU) / Microblading
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Laser treatments
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Microneedling
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Mesotherapy
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Chemical peels
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Hair removal / waxing
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Minor dermatology procedures
Typical Application Method
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Clean the treatment area.
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Apply a thick layer of cream.
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Cover with plastic wrap (occlusion) to enhance absorption.
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Wait 20–30 minutes before the procedure.
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Remove cream and disinfect skin.
Safety Notes
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For external use only.
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Do not apply to broken skin or large areas without medical guidance.
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Possible side effects include irritation, redness, dizziness, or allergic reactions.
Common Uses in Aesthetic Medicine
H-Lido is commonly used before:
Tattoo & PMU
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Tattoo sessions
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Permanent makeup
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Microblading
Dermatology
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Laser therapy
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Mole removal
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Wart removal
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Freckle removal
Aesthetic treatments
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Microneedling
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Mesotherapy
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Chemical peels
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Skin rejuvenation
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Biorevitalization
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Hair removal
These treatments involve needles, lasers, or abrasions where numbing helps patient comfort.
Professional Application Method
Typical clinical protocol:
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Clean and disinfect treatment area.
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Apply thick layer (0.25–0.66 g) of cream.
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Cover with plastic wrap (occlusion).
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Wait 20–30 minutes.
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Remove cream and disinfect skin before procedure.
Occlusion improves penetration and effectiveness.
Maximum Dosage & Safety
Recommended safety guidelines:
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Do not exceed 2 g per day of high-strength lidocaine cream.
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Avoid applying on:
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broken skin
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infected areas
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large body areas
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Contraindications
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Allergy to lidocaine
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Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics
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Severe skin inflammation
Possible Side Effects
Most users experience no serious problems, but possible reactions include:
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Redness
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Skin irritation
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Mild burning
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Temporary swelling
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Allergic reaction (rare)
Stop using if irritation persists.
Storage & Shelf Life
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Store at 1–30°C
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Keep container sealed
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Protect from direct sunlight
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Shelf life typically 36 months from manufacture date.
Why Clinics Use High-Strength Lidocaine
Benefits of 10.56% creams:
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Stronger than standard 4–5% lidocaine creams
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Faster and deeper numbing
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Long-lasting effect
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More comfortable aesthetic procedures for patients
Active Ingredient & Mechanism
Lidocaine (10.56%)
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Local anesthetic belonging to the amide anesthetic group
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Blocks sodium channels in nerve endings
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Stops pain signals traveling to the brain
This temporarily numbs the skin in the treatment area.
Effect Depth
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Penetrates skin up to ~8 mm depth depending on thickness of application.
Full Ingredient Composition
Typical formula for H-Lido / SM-Lido 10.56% creams:
Active ingredient
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Lidocaine – 105.6 mg (10.56%)
Other ingredients
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Methylparaben (preservative)
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Isopropyl Myristate
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Stearyl Alcohol
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Propylene Glycol
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Carbomer 940
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Trolamine
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Polysorbate 60
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Purified Water
These ingredients stabilize the cream and improve skin absorption and texture.
Performance Characteristics
Onset Time
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Starts working in 5–15 minutes
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Maximum numbing in 20–30 minutes
Duration
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Numbing effect lasts 60–90 minutes after application.
Penetration
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Can numb deeper dermal layers for procedures such as tattooing or microneedling.
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Dermal Penetration Depth
High-strength lidocaine creams can penetrate approximately:
Skin Layer Depth Epidermis ~0.1 mm Dermis 1–2 mm Maximum anesthetic reach up to 6–8 mm Penetration improves when:
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thicker layer applied
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occlusion used
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longer waiting time allowed
Typical Clinical Indications
H-Lido is widely used in medical aesthetic procedures.
Tattoo Industry
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Tattooing
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Tattoo touch-ups
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Tattoo removal (laser)
Permanent Makeup
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Microblading
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Eyebrow tattoo
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Lip blush
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Eyeliner tattoo
Dermatology
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Laser resurfacing
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Wart removal
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Mole removal
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Skin biopsies
Cosmetic Procedures
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Microneedling
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Mesotherapy
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PRP injections
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Dermal filler injections
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Botox injections
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Chemical peels
Recommended Professional Protocol
Step 1 – Skin Preparation
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Clean area with antiseptic
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Dry the skin completely
Step 2 – Cream Application
Apply 1–2 mm thick layer.
Step 3 – Occlusion
Cover with:
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plastic wrap
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occlusive film
This:
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prevents evaporation
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increases penetration
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improves numbing strength
Step 4 – Waiting Period
Allow 20–30 minutes.
Step 5 – Removal
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Remove wrap
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wipe cream
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disinfect skin again
Procedure can then begin.
Dosage Guidelines
Recommended safe limits vary by manufacturer.
Typical dermatology guideline:
Application Area Maximum Amount Small procedure area 1–2 g Medium area 2–5 g Large area clinical supervision required Avoid applying large quantities on:
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broken skin
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inflamed skin
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large body surfaces.
Duration of Numbing
The anesthetic effect depends on:
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lidocaine concentration
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exposure time
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occlusion use
Typical duration:
Strength Duration 5% Lidocaine 30–60 minutes 10.56% Lidocaine 60–90 minutes Some patients may experience numbness for up to 2 hours.
Safety Profile
Lidocaine topical anesthetics are generally safe when used properly.
Common Mild Effects
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redness
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mild swelling
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itching
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tingling sensation
Rare Side Effects
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dizziness
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allergic reaction
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rash
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methemoglobinemia (extremely rare)
High-Risk Groups
Extra caution for:
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children
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elderly
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patients with liver disease
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lidocaine allergy
Contraindications
Do NOT use if patient has:
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hypersensitivity to lidocaine
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allergy to amide anesthetics
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severe skin infection
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open wounds
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severe dermatitis
Storage Conditions
Proper storage ensures stability:
Temperature: 1°C – 30°C
Avoid:
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heat
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freezing
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direct sunlight
Shelf life typically 3 years (36 months).
Differences Between Common Numbing Creams
Brand Lidocaine Strength Typical Use EMLA 2.5% lidocaine + prilocaine medical procedures TKTX 40% mix anesthetics tattoo numbing H-Lido 10.56% lidocaine aesthetic clinics Beyond Numb strong lidocaine formula tattoo & PMU -
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