Choosing the right hyaluronic acid (HA) filler can feel overwhelming, especially when brands use terms like Light, Volume, and Deep without clearly explaining what those differences actually mean in real treatments.
Neuramis, however, is one of the few filler lines designed with a structured, layer-based logic: three distinct formulations built from the same technology platform, each optimized for a specific depth and level of support.
In this guide, we’ll walk through how Neuramis Light, Volume, and Deep differ in texture, behavior, diffusion, longevity, and recommended usage—and, most importantly, how to know which version is suitable for each part of the face.
We will also explain why Neuramis is consistently chosen over competing fillers, especially for patients who prioritize natural, balanced results.
This article is written for readers who are wondering:
- “Which Neuramis filler is right for my facial concerns?”
- “Why do injectors choose different versions for different areas?”
- “How long do these fillers last, and how much is typically used?”
- “What makes Neuramis different from other HA fillers?”
Let’s break everything down clearly and clinically—but still in a way that feels easy to read.
1. Why Neuramis?
What Makes It Different From Other HA Fillers
Neuramis is not simply a three-product lineup with similar textures.
Its clinical popularity comes from a few technical advantages that make outcomes more predictable and aesthetically natural.
1) SHAPE™ Purification: A Cleaner HA Matrix
Neuramis is produced through the SHAPE (Stable Hyaluronic Acid Purification Ecosystem) process, which focuses on removing residual proteins, catalysts, and cross-linking byproducts.
A cleaner HA matrix matters because it may reduce:
- early swelling
- nodularity
- inflammatory reactions
This makes Neuramis appealing for thin or reactive skin where small irregularities would otherwise show easily.
2) High Tissue Integration and Smooth Injectability
Injectors often describe Neuramis fillers as having smooth, cohesive particle behavior that integrates well with facial tissue.
In practical terms, this means:
- easier needle or cannula glide
- less resistance
- reduced tendency for surface irregularities in thin-skinned areas
Neuramis Light and Volume especially benefit from this, producing refined, blended results instead of a “stiff” or overfilled appearance.
3) Clear, Layer-Based Formulation Differences
Unlike some filler brands where product variations feel subtle, Neuramis formulations are distinctly separated:
- Light → superficial layer + fine-line refinement
- Volume → mid-layer + soft volumizing
- Deep → deep layer + structural support
This clarity makes facial customization easier and reduces unpredictability when switching between areas.
4) Balanced Longevity and Cost Efficiency
Neuramis fills a useful gap in the market:
high-quality HA gels with predictable performance,
without premium pricing that makes touch-ups difficult.
For many patients, this balance between cost, longevity, and natural-looking results is a major advantage.
2. Neuramis Light
Soft Diffusion for Fine Lines & Texture Improvement
Neuramis Light has the lowest elasticity and viscosity in the line, making it ideal for areas that need delicate blending rather than structural lift.
It is designed to sit in superficial to mid-dermal planes, spreading thinly and naturally.
Best for:
- Crow’s feet fine lines
- Perioral fine lines
- Neck lines
- Superficial skin texture improvement
- Areas requiring subtle hydration without projection
Typical Amounts Used (Clinical Ranges)
(These are common ranges reported in real clinical practice; actual amounts vary by anatomy and injector technique.)
- Crow’s feet: 0.2–0.5 mL per side
- Neck lines: 0.3–0.6 mL per line
- Perioral wrinkles: 0.3–0.6 mL total
- General skin texture refinement: 0.5–1.0 mL total
Light is always used in small, precise amounts, because its purpose is to refine—never to add bulk.
Typical Duration
- 6–9 months, depending on skin thickness, movement, metabolism, and lifestyle
Because Light spreads more easily in superficial layers, longevity may be shorter than deeper fillers, but the trade-off is enhanced naturalness.
3. Neuramis Volume
Soft, Natural Volumization for Mid-Face Harmony
Neuramis Volume increases elasticity and viscosity compared to Light,
giving it the ability to softly lift and replenish mid-face areas without creating harsh contours.
It is typically placed in the mid-dermis to subcutaneous layer.
Best for:
- Mid-cheek volumization
- Softening nasolabial depth
- Enhancing cheek projection in a subtle way
- Balancing facial symmetry
- Gentle mid-face lifting
Typical Amounts Used (Clinical Ranges)
- Mid-cheek / apple zone: 1.0–2.0 mL per side
- Nasolabial support: 0.5–1.0 mL per side
- Tear-trough volume adjunct: 0.3–0.6 mL per side
- Full mid-face balancing: 2–4 mL total
Volume is often used when the patient wants visible improvement but prefers a soft, not sharply sculpted, transition.
Typical Duration
- 9–12 months
- Mid-face typically maintains filler longer due to deeper placement
- High-movement zones may experience earlier reduction
Its balance of lift + softness is the main reason many practitioners choose Volume for mid-face artistry.
4. Neuramis Deep
Structural Support for Jawline, Chin, and Deep Folds
Neuramis Deep is the highest-elasticity filler in the series,
designed for shape definition and deeper structural enhancement.
It maintains form well and stays where it is placed, making it suitable for contouring.
It is typically injected in deep dermal, subcutaneous, or supraperiosteal layers.
Best for:
- Jawline contour refinement
- Chin projection
- Nasolabial folds (deep set)
- Non-surgical rhinoplasty
- Cheekbone structural support
Typical Amounts Used (Clinical Ranges)
- Jawline contouring: 1.0–2.0 mL per side
- Chin augmentation: 0.8–1.5 mL total
- Nose (bridge/dorsum): 0.3–0.6 mL total
- Deep nasolabial correction: 0.5–1.0 mL per side
- Zygomatic support: 1.0–2.0 mL per side
Deep should be used with careful technique, as incorrect placement can create visibility in thin-skinned areas.
Typical Duration
- 12–18 months, often longer in structural areas like chin or nose
- Deeper layers have slower metabolic breakdown, enhancing longevity
5. How Injectors Choose Among Light, Volume, and Deep
(Real Clinical Decision-Making)
Most patients assume filler selection is simply “light for wrinkles, deep for lifting,”
but the decision is far more nuanced.
Injectors evaluate:
- skin thickness
- facial fat distribution
- movement patterns
- degree of support required
- facial symmetry and proportional balance
- existing filler or anatomical variations
Neuramis is valued because the formulas align neatly with real anatomy:
- Light → superficial lines, high-mobility zones
- Volume → mid-layer augmentation with soft lift
- Deep → structural definition without excessive stiffness
The clear differentiation helps create predictable, layered results,
minimizing the risk of overfilling or unnatural contours.
6. Safety & Technical Insights
(For Natural, Balanced Outcomes)
Even with a stable filler like Neuramis, naturalness depends heavily on technique and correct layer placement.
Examples:
- Light injected too deep loses its refining effect
- Volume injected too superficially may leave textural irregularities
- Deep injected into thin under-eye tissue may appear prominent
Cannula vs needle choice also affects smoothness, bruising, and control:
- Light → needle for precise, controlled superficial placement
- Volume / Deep → cannula for safer, smoother shaping in deeper layers
Ultimately, Neuramis performs best when used in alignment with
its intended anatomical plane and intended level of support.
7. Final Guide — Which Neuramis Filler Is Right for You?
If you want the most natural-looking refinement, the key is not choosing the “strongest” filler—
it is choosing the right formulation for the right depth.
A simplified guide:
- Neuramis Light → fine lines, texture, thin skin, delicate enhancement
- Neuramis Volume → soft mid-face volumization, harmony restoration
- Neuramis Deep → contouring, projection, deep-set folds, structural lift
Because the three versions share the same HA technology but differ in rheology and elasticity,
they can be used individually or in combination to create a layered, cohesive, and realistic facial enhancement.
This layered approach is why Neuramis remains a trusted preference in many clinical settings.
Explore our full range of licensed aesthetic products and find the option that best matches your treatment goals.
