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Human type I collagen lyophilized fibers is a recombinant humanized collagen product developed for aesthetic dermatology, specifically for the correction of dynamic facial wrinkles such as crow's feet. The product consists of highly purified type I collagen fibers, the primary structural protein of the human dermis, produced via recombinant DNA technology to ensure high biocompatibility and low immunogenicity compared to animal-derived collagen. Upon intradermal injection, the fibers provide immediate mechanical volume to smooth wrinkles and act as a bioactive scaffold that supports fibroblast adhesion and the synthesis of endogenous collagen. This dual action helps restore the structural integrity of the extracellular matrix and provides long-lasting aesthetic improvement. It is being evaluated in clinical trials, including long-term follow-up studies, to assess its safety and durability of effect.
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