Registered Medical Devices & Authentic Products in Hong Kong
This page is for general education only. Individual assessment is required before any treatment; results vary.
Authenticity and Doctor-Led Care at Alluna Medical
At Alluna Medical, all treatments are performed using registered medical devices and authorized pharmaceutical products, sourced directly from official manufacturers or licensed distributors. This ensures traceability, proper storage, and clinical reliability, which are essential in medical aesthetic practice.
Treatments are conducted under the supervision of our doctor, with established protocols covering product selection, storage conditions, and administration. Every injectable, device, and skin treatment is selected based on clinical evidence, regulatory status, and suitability for individual patient needs.
Regulatory Standards and Patient Safety
In Hong Kong, medicine and medical aesthetics involve regulated products and devices that require appropriate handling and sourcing.
Many medical devices are registered with the Medical Device Division (MDD) or meet recognized international standards such as CE marking or FDA clearance
Botulinum toxin products are classified as Part 1 poisons under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance, requiring strict control in sourcing, storage, and administration
Proper cold chain management and documentation are essential to maintain product stability and safety
These factors highlight the importance of choosing a clinic that follows appropriate medical and regulatory standards.
The Medical Device Division’s website can be accessed here: https://www.mdd.gov.hk/en/home/index.html
Why Product Authenticity Matters
Treatment outcomes depend not only on technique, but also on the quality, authenticity, and handling of the products used.
At Alluna Medical:
Injectable products are sourced from authorized suppliers and are batch-traceable
Storage conditions, including temperature control, are monitored
Devices are selected based on established safety profiles and clinical use
Treatments are performed by qualified medical professionals
These practices are intended to support consistent clinical processes and clear documentation.
Product choice also plays a key role in our Alluna Method.
A Calm, Transparent Standard of Care
Trust in aesthetic medicine is built long before treatment begins. That is why we are transparent about the products and technologies we use, and why we encourage patients to verify details using official Hong Kong and manufacturer resources where available.
How Patients Can Verify Product Authenticity
Patients are encouraged to take an active role in understanding their treatments. You may consider:
Asking to see original packaging before treatment
Checking for tamper-evident seals, batch numbers, and expiry dates
Requesting documentation or labels for your records where appropriate
Confirming that products are sourced from official distributors
Ensuring treatments are performed in a medical setting by qualified professionals
A reputable clinic should be transparent and able to provide clarity on these points. These are general suggestions only and do not replace formal regulatory information or individual medical advice
Our Authorized Injectable Portfolio
We offer a comprehensive range of internationally recognized injectable products, allowing treatment plans to be tailored to facial structure, skin condition, and aesthetic goals. We are an Authorized Treatment Centre of the following injectables:
Hyaluronic Acid Fillers
Restylane® (NASHA and OBT ranges)
Juvéderm® range
Belotero® range
Commonly used in medical aesthetic practice for structural support and profile work, with product selection based on rheology and treatment area.
Skin Boosters and Biostimulators
These products are used in medical aesthetics for indications related to skin quality. Suitability and outcomes vary between individuals.
Neuromodulators
Botox®
Dysport®
Xeomin®
Refyldess® (where applicable)
Commonly used for indications related to muscle activity in medical aesthetic and therapeutic practice. Specific use and dosing depend on individual assessment.
Energy-Based Devices and Treatments
Alluna Medical utilizes clinically established devices for non-invasive skin rejuvenation and lifting. We are an Authorized Treatment Centre of the follwoing energy-based devices:
Ultherapy® – a microfocused ultrasound device used in medical aesthetics for selected indications, based on individual assessment.
XERF™ – a radiofrequency device used for energy-based skin treatments in suitable patients. (XERF Pioneer Award recipient)
Lumenis Stellar M22™ IPL – an intense pulsed light platform used for selected skin indications as clinically appropriate.
Hydrafacial® – a device-assisted skin cleansing and infusion system used in clinic-based skincare procedures.
Device selection is based on treatment indication, safety considerations, and suitability for the individual patient.
Our Approach to Treatment
At Alluna Medical, care is guided by:
Medical assessment and individualized planning
A focus on proportion, balance, and natural-looking outcomes
Consideration of long-term skin quality and aging patterns
A private and discreet clinical environment
Treatment recommendations are based on clinical judgment and patient preferences, without standardized or template-driven approaches.
Your Assurance at Alluna Medical
Patients attending Alluna Medical can expect:
Use of authorized and traceable medical products only
Clear explanation of treatment options and materials used
Care delivered under medical supervision
A focus on safety, appropriateness, and individualized outcomes
Frequently Asked Questions about Medical Devices in Hong Kong
What are registered medical devices in Hong Kong?
In Hong Kong, selected medical devices may be listed under the Medical Device Administrative Control System (MDACS), which identifies devices by manufacturer, model and listing number. This system is designed to support the safety, quality and performance of medical devices supplied in Hong Kong, and listing information is maintained by the authorities together with the local responsible person for each device.
Can I check a medical device listing number in Hong Kong?
Yes. Patients and healthcare professionals can look up devices by name, manufacturer or listing number using the Department of Health’s public database. This allows you to confirm whether a specific device model appears on the current list and to review associated details such as the manufacturer and local responsible person.
Does Alluna Medical use authentic aesthetic products?
Yes. Alluna Medical is committed to using authentic aesthetic products and recognised devices sourced through appropriate channels in Hong Kong. We work only with reputable manufacturers and authorised partners, and we encourage patients to review verification resources and listing information, where applicable, as part of an open and doctor-led consultation.
Who performs the treatments at Alluna Medical?
All treatments are done by our Hong Kong-licensed doctor only.
Are all products in Hong Kong authentic and registered?
No. Not every product available in the market is necessarily authentic, appropriately sourced, or listed under Hong Kong’s medical device framework. This is why it is important to choose a medically led clinic that prioritises traceability, uses recognised brands, and supports you in checking listing details and manufacturer authenticity resources where they exist.
Your Visit
The next time you visit, you will already know how to quietly and confidently verify a product’s authenticity. Not every business in Hong Kong chooses to uphold this level of transparency or diligence, but at Alluna Medical we apply very stringent standards to ensure that everything offered in our clinic is genuine, appropriately sourced, and, where applicable, registered within the relevant Hong Kong framework.
Disclaimer
This page is intended for patient education and transparency. References to Hong Kong medical device listing information are provided to help patients review product and device details where applicable, and should not be interpreted as endorsement of Alluna Medical by the Hong Kong Department of Health.
Page updated on 10 April 2026.
