Court allows needle-free hyaluronic treatment for beauticians!

Court allows needle-free hyaluronic treatment for beauticians!

There is news in the field of cosmetic treatments that should please both providers and customers. On June 13, 2025, the Düsseldorf Administrative Court approved the use of the IRI filler system by beauticians without a naturopath license. This means that the local regulation in Solingen that prohibited this method is not legal. This gives the cosmetic studios in Düsseldorf and the surrounding area important legal support so that they can continue to offer this innovative, needle-free treatment method, reports New Düsseldorf online newspaper.

The special technology of the IRI filler system, developed by YAVU Aesthetics, ensures that hyaluronic acid is injected into the skin at a pressure of 800 km/h without needles. This method is a great relief for anyone who is afraid of injections or wants to avoid invasive procedures. Applications such as increasing the volume of the lips, filling wrinkles and improving facial contours can be carried out quickly and almost painlessly. The treatment usually lasts at least three months; With appropriate care, the effects can last up to six months, explains the Stay Young Beauty website.

Legal framework

The court confirmed that the use of the IRI filler system is classified as a cosmetic treatment and therefore does not pose any particular health risks beyond the usual cosmetic side effects. The ban on its use and the accompanying ban on advertising have been declared unlawful, making it easier for beauticians to offer and actively promote this sought-after service. The original verdict was not made for the first time; A similar ban was lifted in 2019 because the necessary legal basis was lacking.

The IRI technology is not only market leading, but also the only approved system for beauticians and aesthetic physicians in Germany. No layers of skin are injured during application, which distinguishes the IRI filler system from other methods. A key advantage is that there are no scars and the procedure is usually completed quickly.

Last but not least, it is particularly important to point out that only approved hyaluronic pens can be used in Germany - cheap imitation products are not only undesirable, but can also cause health damage. Those interested should therefore make sure that they only use the original IRI application system.

Conclusion

The court's decision gives beauticians in Düsseldorf and the surrounding area valuable planning security and opens up new possibilities for customer-oriented treatment. This means you can continue to concentrate with a good feeling on the increasingly popular, needle-free hyaluronic treatments, which are not only effective but also safe and gentle. This is a step in the right direction for the field of aesthetic cosmetics.

For more information about the IRI® Filler System and its diverse applications, visit the website Stay Young Beauty.