
"Liquid PCL" Means Two Different Products: Know Which One You Had Before Treating a Lump
Aesthetic content routinely describes Ellansé as a "liquid" PCL filler. Ellansé is in fact a microsphere product: PCL spheres 25 to 50 microns across, suspended in a carrier gel. The genuinely particle-free liquid PCL is a different product, GOURI. Both are PCL, yet they differ in physical form, in how they read on ultrasound, and even in what Taiwan has approved them for — Ellansé is approved for the nasolabial folds and its labelling asks you to stay away from the eye area, while GOURI is approved only for short-term correction of the lateral canthal lines. This article uses both approved Taiwanese package inserts to sort out which PCL you actually received, and explains why that changes how a lump is read and removed.

































