Clients often use “Botox” or “filler” as if each were one universal product. They are not. Trade names, active preparations, potency units, ingredients, approved uses, storage, and professional requirements can differ. This library explains the product categories behind Silk’s verified treatment pages and records what still needs proof from the salon.
Important: research is not proof of Silk’s inventory
A manufacturer page or foreign regulator can prove that a product exists and explain its official mechanism in that market. It cannot prove that Silk Beauty Salon bought it, stores it correctly, may lawfully use it in Georgia, or uses it for your appointment. Georgian law provides for a departmental registry of pharmaceutical products granted market authorization; the exact product still needs to be checked against that registry and the salon’s records.
Until that evidence is supplied, the chatbot will say “exact brand to be confirmed by the salon.” It will never convert toxin units, provide a dilution recipe, select a medicine, recommend self-application, diagnose a complication, or promise that a product is suitable.
Product map by verified treatment
- Anti-wrinkle injections, masseter treatment, and hyperhidrosis treatment: botulinum-toxin product plus product-specific preparation and optional comfort measures; exact brand not yet supplied by Silk.
- Lip fillers: an exact hyaluronic-acid filler variant and clinical safety protocol; exact brand not yet supplied by Silk.
- SkinPen microneedling: published branded device service, but current model, cartridge, hydrogel, and inventory records still require verification.
- iS Clinical Fire & Ice: published branded protocol, but current authentic stock, formulas, and professional protocol still require verification.
Complete salon product and brand inventory
This is the master collection list for the staff review. A name in “reference brands” is an official-source example or a published service name—not a claim that Silk uses it. The “Silk brand” column stays unconfirmed until staff inspect the actual product and evidence.
| Area | Product | Reference brands or names | Silk brand | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Injectables | Botulinum toxin type A medicine | BOTOX / BOTOX Cosmetic; Azzalure; Alluzience; BOCOUTURE; Letybo; Nuceiva; Relfydess; Xeomin | Staff confirmation required | Confirm separately for anti-wrinkle, masseter, and hyperhidrosis services; uses and authorization are product- and country-specific. |
| Injectables | Hyaluronic-acid lip filler, exact variant | JUVÉDERM VOLBELLA XC; Restylane Kysse; RHA 3 | Staff confirmation required | Lip volume or contour only after exact product indication and individual suitability are confirmed. |
| Injectables | Topical local anaesthetic | EMLA (official product-information example) | Staff confirmation required | Optional surface numbing when selected by the responsible professional. |
| Injectables | Sterile unpreserved 0.9% sodium chloride for injection | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Product-specific reconstitution only when required by the exact medicine label. |
| Injectables | Hyaluronidase medicine and protocol | Hyalase (official product-information example) | Staff confirmation required | Clinician-led hyaluronic-acid filler correction or complication protocol; never chatbot-directed self-care. |
| Injectables | Skin preparation or antiseptic product | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Product- and area-specific skin preparation before an injectable procedure. |
| Injectables | Sterile single-use syringes, needles, and cannulas | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Exact device type and size selected by the administering professional for the product and area. |
| Injectables | Sterile gauze, swabs, cold pack, and approved aftercare materials | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Procedure support and product-specific aftercare. |
| SkinPen | Microneedling device and model | SkinPen Precision; SkinPen Precision Elite | Staff confirmation required | Controlled microneedling after assessment; model and serial number must match salon records. |
| SkinPen | Sterile single-use needle cartridge | SkinPen cartridge; SkinPen Elite Cartridge Unit | Staff confirmation required | Single-client cartridge compatible with the verified device model. |
| SkinPen | Manufacturer-described treatment hydrogel | Skinfuse Lift HG | Staff confirmation required | Protects against abrasion and friction during the manufacturer-described procedure. |
| SkinPen | Pre-treatment cleanser and antiseptic | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Skin preparation according to the verified device protocol. |
| SkinPen | Optional topical local anaesthetic | EMLA (official product-information example) | Staff confirmation required | May be selected by the responsible professional for comfort; exact product and suitability must be confirmed. |
| SkinPen | Post-treatment cleanser, moisturizer or barrier product, and sunscreen | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Only products approved by the treating professional for the immediate post-treatment period. |
| Fire & Ice | Professional pre-treatment cleanser | iS Clinical product to be confirmed | Staff confirmation required | Cleansing step in the salon’s verified professional protocol. |
| Fire & Ice | Warming resurfacing masque | iS Clinical Intensive Resurfacing Masque | Staff confirmation required | The manufacturer-described warming resurfacing phase. |
| Fire & Ice | Cooling rejuvenating masque | iS Clinical Rejuvenating Masque | Staff confirmation required | The manufacturer-described cooling phase. |
| Fire & Ice | Finishing serum, moisturizer, and sun protection | Exact iS Clinical or salon-approved products to be confirmed | Staff confirmation required | Only if included in the current professional protocol and selected for the client. |
| Nails | Hand, foot, surface, and instrument cleansing or disinfection products | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Hygiene steps must distinguish skin, surface, instrument disinfection, and sterilization requirements. |
| Nails | Files, buffers, drill bits, and single-use abrasives | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Preparation, shaping, and removal with a documented single-use or reprocessing rule. |
| Nails | Polish or gel remover, dehydrator, and primer | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Removal and product-system preparation; compatibility must be confirmed. |
| Nails | Base coat, builder gel, acrylic, or polygel system | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Foundation or enhancement system; exact chemistry, lamp compatibility, and allergy information are required. |
| Nails | Colour gel or polish and top coat | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Colour and finish; record system compatibility and curing requirements. |
| Nails | Curing lamp, model, and compatible product system | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Curing only with the product system and timing specified by its manufacturer. |
| Nails | Cuticle oil, hand or foot cream, and retail aftercare | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Finish and home-care recommendation after ingredient and allergy review. |
| Nails | Pedicure soak, scrub, callus product, mask, and moisturizer | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Pedicure protocol; exact products, contact times, contraindications, and hygiene steps are required. |
| Lashes | Eye-area and lash cleanser or primer | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Preparation compatible with the selected lash system and eye area. |
| Lashes | Extension fibres, curls, lengths, and diameters | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Only if extension services are currently offered and verified. |
| Lashes | Lash adhesive and professional remover | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Extension application and removal; ingredient, humidity, shelf-life, allergy, and eye-safety records are required. |
| Lashes | Lash-lift lotion and setting or neutralizing lotion | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Lift service only with one compatible professional system and documented timing. |
| Lashes | Lash tint and developer | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Tint service after confirming exact product, allergy instructions, and eye-area use. |
| Lashes | Silicone shields or rods, under-eye pads, and tape | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Positioning and protection during the selected service. |
| Lashes | Conditioning or aftercare serum and cleansing product | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Service-specific home care after ingredient and compatibility review. |
| Hair | Professional shampoo, conditioner, mask, and scalp products | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Hair and scalp cleansing or conditioning; separate products by hair need and service. |
| Hair | Permanent, demi-permanent, or direct colour system | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Colour services only after the exact system, shade, developer, allergy instructions, and patch-test policy are documented. |
| Hair | Lightener or bleach, developer, and toner | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Balayage or lightening service with compatible products and strand or allergy testing as required. |
| Hair | Bond-building or protective additive and aftercare | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Optional support during colour or lightening only if compatible with the chosen system. |
| Hair | Keratin or smoothing system | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Exact formula, ingredients, ventilation requirements, heat protocol, aftercare, and local compliance must be confirmed. |
| Hair | Heat protectant, styling, and finishing products | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Finish selected for the service and hair type. |
| Hair | Extension hair, attachment system, maintenance, and remover | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Exact hair source, method, attachment, removal, maintenance, and home-care system must be documented. |
| Hygiene and safety | Hand hygiene and treatment-surface cleaning or disinfection products | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Document exact product, intended surface or skin use, dilution if supplied by manufacturer, contact time, and safety data. |
| Hygiene and safety | Instrument cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, pouches, and indicators | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | A written reprocessing workflow matched to each reusable instrument. |
| Hygiene and safety | Gloves, masks, eye protection, aprons, couch roll, and other PPE | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Task-appropriate single-use or reusable protective equipment. |
| Hygiene and safety | Clinical waste, sharps containers, spill kit, and collection service | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | Segregation, storage, and disposal according to the salon’s legal obligations. |
| Hygiene and safety | First-aid and clinical emergency medicines, devices, and checklists | No reference brand selected | Staff confirmation required | The responsible clinical lead must define the exact stock, training, inspection schedule, escalation, and transfer protocol under Georgian requirements. |
What staff must record for every item
- Exact brand or trade name
- Product variant, model, shade, concentration, or size as applicable
- Which salon service and step use it
- Supplier and latest invoice
- Current batch or lot number and expiry date
- Local authorization, leaflet, safety data sheet, or device documentation as applicable
- Storage, opening, shelf-life, cleaning, or maintenance instructions
- Allergy, patch-test, contraindication, consent, and aftercare rules
- Staff member or clinical lead who approved the record
- Whether the product name may be shown publicly and answered by the chatbot
Botulinum toxin type A products
Relevant services: anti-wrinkle, masseter-botox, hyperhidrosis
Documented brand examples: BOTOX / BOTOX Cosmetic; Azzalure; Alluzience; BOCOUTURE; Letybo; Nuceiva; Relfydess; Xeomin
What it contains: Product-specific preparations of botulinum toxin type A. The exact toxin name, formulation, excipients, potency assay, and approved uses differ by product.
Role in treatment: Used in appropriately selected indications to temporarily reduce cholinergic signalling to targeted muscles or sweat glands.
How it works: Botulinum toxin type A inhibits acetylcholine release at cholinergic nerve endings. In a targeted muscle this temporarily reduces contraction; when used intradermally for an authorized sweating indication it can temporarily reduce signalling to eccrine sweat glands.
Authorization boundary: Trade names are not interchangeable and their potency units cannot be directly compared or converted. Approved indications differ by product and country. The reviewed BOTOX Cosmetic label covers selected facial lines and platysma bands, while a BOTOX therapeutic label covers primary axillary hyperhidrosis. Jaw slimming or masseter contouring is not listed in those reviewed cosmetic indications and therefore needs explicit local clinical and legal verification.
What Silk can currently say: Silk has not yet supplied evidence for the exact botulinum-toxin brand used. The chatbot may explain the product class, but it must ask the salon to confirm the trade name, intended use, practitioner, and authorization for the individual appointment.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Exact trade name and product variant
- Photo of sealed packaging and the client information leaflet
- Georgia registration or lawful market-access evidence
- Supplier invoice and cold-chain or storage record where applicable
- Batch or lot number and expiry-date recording process
- Named professional authorized to prescribe or administer the product
- Written consent, aftercare, complication, and emergency protocols
Official sources
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/ingredient/1712
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/600/smpc
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/6584/smpc
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/436/smpc
- https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2024/103000s5316s5319s5323s5326s5331lbl.pdf
Hyaluronic-acid lip fillers
Relevant services: lip-fillers
Documented brand examples: JUVÉDERM VOLBELLA XC; Restylane Kysse; RHA 3
What it contains: A product-specific cross-linked hyaluronic-acid gel. Some variants include lidocaine; cross-linking agents, HA concentration, gel properties, and authorized injection areas differ.
Role in treatment: Injected by an appropriately authorized professional to temporarily add or restore volume in a specifically authorized facial area.
How it works: Hyaluronic acid is a polysaccharide that combines with water. In a cross-linked injectable gel it occupies space in tissue and creates a temporary filling or smoothing effect until the material is gradually absorbed.
Authorization boundary: An authorization for one filler, body area, age group, or country does not apply automatically to another. The examples are officially documented for lip use in the United States; that does not prove Georgian authorization, current supply, or use by Silk. Needle-free filler devices and products sold directly to the public are not acceptable substitutes.
What Silk can currently say: Silk has not yet supplied evidence for the exact filler brand and variant used. The chatbot must ask the salon to confirm the sealed product, intended lip indication, whether it contains lidocaine, and the professional responsible before making any brand claim.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Exact trade name and product variant
- Photo of sealed packaging and the client information leaflet
- Georgia registration or lawful market-access evidence
- Supplier invoice and cold-chain or storage record where applicable
- Batch or lot number and expiry-date recording process
- Named professional authorized to prescribe or administer the product
- Written consent, aftercare, complication, and emergency protocols
Official sources
- https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/aesthetic-cosmetic-devices/fda-approved-dermal-fillers
- https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/aesthetic-cosmetic-devices/dermal-fillers-soft-tissue-fillers
- https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/recently-approved-devices/juvedermr-volbellar-xc-p110033-s053
- https://www.restylaneusa.com/docs/Restylane-Kysse-IFU
- https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/recently-approved-devices/rha-3-dermal-filler-p170002s030
Topical local anaesthetic
Relevant services: anti-wrinkle, masseter-botox, hyperhidrosis, lip-fillers, skinpen-microneedling
Documented brand examples: EMLA (example only); Other product-specific lidocaine formulations
What it contains: Product-specific local anaesthetic ingredients. EMLA contains lidocaine and prilocaine; other products can differ.
Role in treatment: May be selected by the responsible professional to temporarily numb intact skin before an appropriate procedure.
How it works: Local anaesthetics temporarily inhibit the ion movement needed for nerve impulses, reducing surface pain sensation while pressure or touch may still be felt.
Authorization boundary: Numbing is not automatically suitable for every client, area, or procedure. Product choice, application, allergy review, skin condition, and timing must follow the exact label and professional assessment.
What Silk can currently say: A numbing product may be available, but Silk must confirm the exact product and whether it is appropriate for the planned treatment. The chatbot must not tell a client to apply a medicine themselves.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Exact product and active ingredients
- Current leaflet and local authorization status
- Allergy and contraindication screening process
- Written application and removal protocol
Official sources
Sterile unpreserved 0.9% sodium chloride diluent
Relevant services: anti-wrinkle, masseter-botox, hyperhidrosis
Documented brand examples: Brand must match locally authorized sterile supply
What it contains: 0.9% sodium chloride for injection, when required by the exact product label.
Role in treatment: Some botulinum-toxin products are supplied as powder and require reconstitution with the diluent specified by their official product information.
How it works: The sterile diluent dissolves or dilutes the medicine to the product-specific concentration prepared by the administering professional; it is not the active treatment.
Authorization boundary: Preparation instructions are brand- and vial-specific. The chatbot and public blog must never provide a dilution recipe or convert units between toxin products.
What Silk can currently say: Some toxin products require sterile saline preparation by the administering professional. The exact preparation is product-specific and is not client self-care information.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Exact toxin product leaflet
- Exact locally authorized diluent
- Storage, reconstitution, labelling, single-use, and disposal procedure
Official sources
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/436/smpc
- https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/15145/smpc
Hyaluronidase
Relevant services: lip-fillers
Documented brand examples: Hyalase (official product-information example)
What it contains: Hyaluronidase enzyme; formulation and source are product-specific.
Role in treatment: A medicine used in selected clinical settings because it temporarily breaks down hyaluronic acid in connective tissue. Its role in a filler complication or elective correction requires a clinician-led protocol.
How it works: Hyaluronidase temporarily and reversibly depolymerizes hyaluronic acid, increasing tissue permeability and promoting dispersion or resorption.
Authorization boundary: The reviewed product information does not itself establish a cosmetic filler-dissolving indication in Georgia. Stocking, prescribing, allergy risk, consent, use, escalation, and emergency transfer must be defined by the responsible clinical lead and local rules.
What Silk can currently say: Questions about dissolving filler or a possible complication require immediate human clinical review. The chatbot must not recommend hyaluronidase, assess urgency, or provide treatment instructions.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Exact product, local authorization, supplier, batch, and expiry
- Named prescriber and administering professional
- Written vascular-occlusion, allergy, observation, escalation, and emergency-transfer protocols
- Training records and documented emergency equipment checks
Official sources
SkinPen Precision system and single-use cartridge
Relevant services: skinpen-microneedling
Documented brand examples: SkinPen Precision; SkinPen Precision Elite; Skinfuse Lift HG
What it contains: A powered microneedling device, sterile single-use needle cartridge, and manufacturer-described hydrogel used to reduce friction during treatment.
Role in treatment: Creates controlled microscopic channels using an adjustable, single-use cartridge while hydrogel protects against abrasion and friction.
How it works: The reciprocating needle cartridge creates controlled microchannels that initiate a skin-remodelling response. No injectable filler is placed in the skin as part of the cleared SkinPen mechanism.
Authorization boundary: The official sources reviewed describe United States indications and labelling. Silk’s exact device model, cartridge, hydrogel, training, local market status, and maintenance records still need owner evidence.
What Silk can currently say: The website publishes SkinPen as the service name. Before stating that a particular model, cartridge, or hydrogel is currently used, the salon must verify its inventory and records.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Device model and serial number
- Local purchase and market-access evidence
- Single-use cartridge inventory and disposal procedure
- Skinfuse Lift HG or other manufacturer-authorized glide product
- Device maintenance and operator training records
Official sources
- https://skinpen.com/faqs/
- https://skinpen.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/SkinPen-Patient-Labeling.pdf
- https://skinpen.com/for-providers/
iS Clinical Fire & Ice professional protocol
Relevant services: is-clinical-fire-ice-peel
Documented brand examples: Intensive Resurfacing Masque; Rejuvenating Masque
What it contains: A professional warming resurfacing masque followed by a cooling rejuvenating masque; the exact current formulas and supporting products must be checked against the manufacturer packaging.
Role in treatment: A two-phase professional facial protocol intended to resurface and then cool or rejuvenate the skin.
How it works: The manufacturer describes an intensive resurfacing phase with warming sensation followed by a rejuvenating cooling phase. Client suitability and supporting products are selected by the professional.
Authorization boundary: The website publishes the branded service name, but Silk must still verify current authentic stock, professional-use instructions, formula version, supplier, and operator training.
What Silk can currently say: The website publishes iS Clinical Fire & Ice as the service name. The salon must confirm the current professional products and formula before the chatbot answers ingredient or allergy questions.
Evidence Silk must keep before naming the product as its own
- Current product packaging and professional protocol
- Authorized supplier invoice, lot numbers, and expiry dates
- Ingredient and allergy information
- Operator training and aftercare protocol
Official sources
Nails and lashes: inventory still required
The website supports nail and lash booking journeys, but the exact product systems are not documented yet. Before the chatbot answers brand, ingredient, allergy, removal, patch-test, or aftercare questions, Silk needs to supply:
- nails: Exact manicure, pedicure, gel, base, colour, top-coat, removal, hygiene, disinfection, allergy, and patch-test products and protocols.
- lashes: Exact lift, tint, adhesive, cleanser, shield, aftercare, allergy, eye-safety, and patch-test products and protocols for each bookable lash service.
Georgia verification
For prescription medicines and injectable products, Silk’s clinical lead should verify the current Georgian market status and local scope-of-practice requirements, then sign off the product record. Foreign FDA, UK, or manufacturer information is evidence about that specific market only.