The Anesten Line is a premium range of topical numbing creams developed to deliver fast, reliable, and safe pain management for dermatological, aesthetic, laser, tattoo, and minor surgical procedures. Recognized in both the U.S. and European markets, Anesten is trusted by professionals for its high efficacy, consistent performance, and safety-focused formulation.

Anesten is proudly known as Korea’s first-ever 10.56% lidocaine cream, formulated with the minimum necessary amount of methylparaben to ensure stability while prioritizing skin safety. All products in the Anesten line are Korean FDA–approved, reinforcing confidence for medical and aesthetic professionals worldwide.

Available in multiple formats and concentrations, the Anesten Line offers customized anesthesia solutions - from ultra-fast onset numbing to longer-lasting comfort - tailored to different procedural needs.

• 500g Jar - 10.56% Lidocaine: For high-volume clinical use

• 450g Jar - 2.5% Lidocaine, 2.5% Prilocaine: For sensitive areas or milder procedures
  

• 30g Tube - 10.56% Lidocaine: Compact and convenient for smaller treatments

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

These products are not recommended for individuals with severe allergies, particularly those with a history of anaphylaxis/multiple severe allergies. Additionally, they should not be used by patients who have a known allergy to Gram-positive bacterial proteins or lidocaine present in these formulations.

POST-TREATMENT PRECAUTIONS AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

For external use only. Not suitable for use on mucous membranes or open wounds. Always follow professional guidance and conduct a patch test before full application.

SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS

Apply a thin, even layer to clean, intact skin. Cover with an occlusive dressing if deeper penetration is needed. Always follow with a thorough wipe-off before beginning treatment. Avoid applying to broken or irritated skin.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS

While generally well tolerated when used as directed, Anesten Lidocaine Cream may cause:

Common (usually mild and temporary):

• Local redness or erythema

• Mild burning, tingling, or itching at the application site

• Temporary skin whitening or blanching

Less Common:

• Rash or allergic reaction

• Swelling at the application site

• Contact dermatitis

Rare but Serious (seek immediate medical attention):

• Signs of severe allergic reaction (hives, difficulty breathing, swelling of face/lips/tongue)

• Systemic toxicity from excessive or prolonged application (symptoms may include dizziness, blurred vision, irregular heartbeat, tremors, or seizures)