STERIJECT TSK Needle: hypodermic needle hypodermic needle of extra thin diameter 33G 4mm: ideal for the injection of dermal fillers such as injectable Hyaluronic Acid or mesotherapy products.

When giving injections for aesthetic purposes, you don't want the needle to cause bruising, pain and marks left on the patient because the needle diameter is too large. 

The STERIJECT TSK is an ultra-thin hypodermic needle:

TSK® SteriJectTM is made of surgical stainless steel with a polypropylene tip. It is manufactured in hard-to-find sizes, with a three-bevel tip and a siliconized shaft.

CE labelled 

Certified ISO 9001

• A needle with minimal impact on the patient's skin

• Sterile needle

• Low pain injections

• Optimal overall patient experience

• Extra-thin needle

• A needle designed for the injection of fillers and skin boosters

This diameter enables a nearly painless experience for patients and is ideal for Hyaluronic Acid injections.

Compatible with all syringes.

Box containing 100 needles

CE 0123 - TSK laboratory

The TSK company

TSK produces high quality needles. World market leader. 

Founded in 1974, TSK is a Japanese company. Its name is pronounced Tasuku. This means "to help" in Japanese. TSK was founded with the aim of producing high quality medical supplies for the purpose of increasing patient well-being.

TSK produces, among other things, hypodermic needles of the highest standard. The fineness of TSK needles is recognised worldwide, having won numerous awards in the medical world.

TSK markets its products in 32 different countries. Europe, the United States and Asia are TSK's main areas of growth.

Needles for aesthetics by TSK

TSK designs and markets various products for the medical world. TSK is known worldwide for its STERiGLIDE cannulas and specialised hypodermic needles.

Both have a great need for rigidity, while remaining as thin as possible. The main goal is to significantly reduce the pain felt by the patient. 

TSK needles can be up to 33% thinner than other needles. This difference in thickness makes all the difference in terms of bleeding after penetration of the needle into the patient's skin.