| Indicated | Volume Loss or Facial Contouring |
| Filler Type | Hyaluronic Acid |
| Brands | Juvederm, Restylane, Teosyal or Belotero |
| In Clinic | Yes |
| Procedure | 30 - 60 minutes |
| Follow up | 7 - 14 days |
| Not Suitable | Lupus & autoimmune conditions |
| Price | £130 - £300 per syringe |
| Repeat Tx | 6 - 18 months |
| Downtime | Bruising & Swelling 7-10 days |
Dermal fillers are temporary fillers and can be natural or synthetic, we only use high quality a natural Hyalauronic Acid (HA) Fillers, natural temporary filler. HA is a water-loving sugar chain molecule that naturally occurs in the skin. HA delivers nutrients which helps the skin to retain moisture, softness & adds volume.
When injected into the desired area the HA filler increases volume, definition and restores a smoother appearance of the skin. We have carefully selected dermal fillers that have unique properties. Fillers typically lasts from 6 month to 18 months depending upon type and area of treatment.
As there are several types of Hyalauronic Acid fillers & your practitioner will help you to decide which is the most suitable to achieve the results you are looking for. All our fillers are purchased through authorised pharmacies in the United Kingdom, ensuring safety and efficacy.
It is a naturally occurring sugar in the body, the hyalauronic acid (HA) used in the dermal filler has been manufactured to replicate the natural substance. The HA is then cross linked to form a gel which can vary in viscosity (thickness).
This cross linking process binds the chains of the molecules to form the HA into a smooth gel, the molecules of HA are highly hydrophilic (absorb water) which can be of further benefit by improving the skin hydration in the treated area.
Patients may need more than one treatment to get the desirable smoothing/filling effect. Successful results will depend on the health of the skin, the skill of the practitioner, the type and amount of filler used. The time that the effect lasts depends on the filler material used and the area where it is injected.
In short only if the person injecting fillers is suitably qualified not only to inject the filler but manage complications which is covered below.
Dermal Fillers have been used for many years, these Fillers have been developed over this time and some types of synthetic fillers are now obsolete, the industry has learned over the years which Fillers are safe to use in particular hyalauronic acid filler is the most popular as these Fillers can be dissolved in emergency situations and also can be softened if the patient has over correction or asymmetry.
As stated above dermal fillers are very safe, the technique of injection can cause bruising and swelling which can range in severity, the full list of complications will be discussed with you before you have your treatment and an aftercare document will be provided with an emergency number. If you’d like to view the emergency procedure guide click here.
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