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Dermal Fillers

About the treatment

What is it used for?

    • Modeling of the face lines;
    • Lip volume;
    • Asymmetry correction;
    • Wrinkles removal;
    • Volumes the cheekbones, etc.
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Indications for treatment
  • Externally visible defects (face asymmetry);
  • Face and neck wrinkles;
  • Thin or asymmetrical lips;
  • Incorrect chin shape;
  • Lack of sharp cheekbone contour.
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Contraindications to treatment
  • Pregnancy and lactation period;
  • Cancer diseases;
  • Epilepsy and HIV/AIDS;
  • A blood clotting disorder;
  • Inflammatory processes in the area of the planned injection;
  • Diseases of the psyche and nervous system.

PRICE

Brand
Course of 1
Cheeks / Chin / Jawline 
Augmentation
Stylage

£320
Juvederm / Teosyal (1 ml)

£380

 
Nose
Juvederm / Teosyal (1 ml)

£430

 
Nasolabial / Marionette Lines
Juvederm / Teosyal (1 ml)

£350
Belotero Soft (1ml)

£300

 
Tear Through
Teosyal Redensity 2 (1 ml)

£420

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More About Dermal Fillers

What are dermal fillers?

Dermal fillers are injectable substances designed to add volume, contour, and rejuvenate the skin. They are commonly used to address wrinkles, fine lines, and volume loss, providing a non-surgical solution for facial enhancement.

How do dermal fillers differ from other cosmetic procedures?

Dermal fillers differ from other cosmetic procedures in that they specifically target 

volume loss and wrinkles by injecting substances like hyaluronic acid or collagen 

directly into the skin. Unlike surgical procedures, dermal fillers are minimally invasive, 

with results that are often immediate and require minimal downtime.

Are dermal fillers suitable for everyone?

While dermal fillers are suitable for many individuals, it’s crucial to consider individual 

health conditions and medical history. Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals and 

those with certain allergies or medical concerns should consult with a healthcare 

professional before getting dermal filler injections.

What specific concerns or areas can be addressed with dermal fillers?

Dermal fillers can address various concerns, including nasolabial folds, marionette lines, lip augmentation, under-eye hollows, and cheek volume loss. They are versatile and can be tailored to target specific areas for facial enhancement.

How long do the effects of dermal fillers typically last?

The duration of dermal filler effects varies based on the type of filler used and 

individual factors. Generally, results can last from several months to over a year. 

Periodic maintenance sessions may be recommended to sustain the desired effects.

Is there any downtime associated with dermal filler treatments?

Dermal filler treatments typically involve minimal downtime. Patients may experience 

mild swelling, bruising, or redness at the injection site, but these effects are usually 

short-lived and can often be managed with simple post-treatment care.

Are there potential side effects or risks with dermal fillers?

While dermal fillers are generally safe, potential side effects may include bruising, 

swelling, redness, or tenderness at the injection site. Serious complications are rare 

but can include infection or allergic reactions. Choosing a qualified practitioner and 

following post-treatment guidelines helps minimize risks.

Can dermal fillers be combined with other cosmetic treatments?

Yes, dermal fillers can be combined with other cosmetic treatments, such as Botox 

injections or laser therapy, to achieve comprehensive facial rejuvenation. Combining 

treatments can address multiple aspects of aging and enhance overall cosmetic 

outcomes.

Is professional consultation necessary before getting dermal filler injections?

Yes, a professional consultation with a qualified practitioner is necessary before 

getting dermal filler injections. This allows the practitioner to assess individual 

needs, discuss treatment goals, and provide personalized recommendations based 

on the patient’s facial anatomy and desired outcomes.

Preparation for the treatment

    • Recommend avoiding alcohol in the 24 hours before your treatment;
    • Do not peel the lip area to prevent wounds, scratches, or minor damage to the skin;
    • It is forbidden to do treatment with acute inflammatory processes, such as herpes;
    • If you’re breastfeeding or pregnant, we won’t be able to perform this treatment.

Aftercare

    • You should not lie down in the 4 hours after your treatment and should avoid any exercise for 24 hours;
    • You have to avoid having a massage, physical therapy, or injection treatment for 2-4 weeks after your treatment, as this can reduce the effect and symmetry of your treatment;
    • We recommend staying hydrated after the treatment;
    • Do not touch the injection area with your hands, do not steak and massage.

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Dermal Fillers: A Professional Overview

Aging is an inevitable process, influenced by lifestyle and environmental factors. Over time, these changes manifest in the skin, leading to wrinkles, volume loss, and other visible signs of aging. However, advancements in cosmetic technology have introduced dermal fillers — a non-surgical solution to restore a youthful appearance.

What Are Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are injectable gels designed to smooth wrinkles, enhance volume, and improve skin hydration, density, and elasticity. The most popular type worldwide is hyaluronic acid-based fillers, known for their biodegradability and compatibility with the body.

As the skin ages, the natural production of hyaluronic acid diminishes, leading to a loss of facial volume and structural support. This results in wrinkles, fine lines, and thinner, drier skin. Dermal fillers help address these issues by replenishing lost volume and enhancing the skin’s structure, creating a refreshed and youthful look.

Types of Dermal Fillers

There are three main categories of dermal fillers:

  • Absorbable fillers (Biodegradable/Biocompatible)

      • Composed of hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance in the body;
      • Safe and temporary, these fillers gradually dissolve over time.

  • Non-absorbable fillers (Synthetic)

      • Made from polymer gels derived from synthetic compounds;
      • While these fillers are hypoallergenic and long-lasting, they carry a higher risk of complications, including encapsulation, which can lead to nodules or lumps.

  • Autologous fillers

    • Created from the patient’s tissues, such as fat (used in procedures like lipofilling);
    • These fillers are highly compatible with the body and offer long-lasting results with minimal risk of complications.

The Science Behind Dermal Fillers

Hyaluronic acid (HA), a key component in most dermal fillers, is a glycosaminoglycan naturally present in the skin and connective tissues. Its primary function is to retain moisture, giving skin its plump, youthful appearance. HA also binds collagen and elastin fibers, forming a protective matrix that maintains skin structure.

As we age, the skin’s natural HA levels decline, reducing its ability to retain moisture and elasticity. Injecting HA-based fillers restores hydration and volume, enhancing the skin’s overall appearance.

Longevity of Results

The duration of dermal filler effects depends on factors such as the product’s composition, concentration, crosslinking, and injection site.

  • Biodegradable fillers typically last between 6 to 18 months. Permanent fillers, on the other hand, are fillers that remain permanently in the skin;
  • Products with higher crosslinking and concentration offer increased durability and resistance to natural degradation;
  • Lifestyle, age, and skin type also influence the longevity of results.

Why Consider Dermal Fillers?

Aging, coupled with muscle movements like frowning or smiling, contributes to wrinkle formation and volume loss. Additionally, facial fat diminishes over time, leading to sagging and hollowed areas. Dermal fillers address these issues by:

  • Restoring volume in areas such as the temples, cheekbones, lips, nasolabial folds, and jawline;
  • Smoothing wrinkles and fine lines;
  • Enhancing skin hydration and elasticity.

Production of Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers can be derived through:

  • Laboratory synthesis;
  • Animal sources;
  • Bacterial fermentation.

Hyaluronic acid fillers produced via bacterial fermentation are often preferred for their safety and effectiveness. These fillers support the skin’s natural structure while minimizing risks.

Risks and Precautions

Like any cosmetic procedure, dermal fillers carry potential risks. Common side effects include:

  • Temporary pain, bruising, redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site;
  • Rare but possible complications, such as infection or prolonged inflammation.

To mitigate risks:

  • Ensure the procedure is performed by a qualified professional;
  • Use sterile techniques and high-quality products;
  • Inform your practitioner of your medical history and follow pre- and post-procedure guidelines.

By choosing an experienced practitioner and appropriate filler type, you can achieve safe and satisfying results that enhance your natural beauty.

This professional overview emphasizes the science, benefits, and considerations of dermal fillers, highlighting their role in modern aesthetic medicine.

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