Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are some of the most versatile non-surgical cosmetic treatments. They’re injected carefully into the skin to help add volume typically to the cheeks and lips. They can reshape just about any part of your face to streamline the contours and create balanced proportions.
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Dermal Fillers, Face Fillers & Cosmetic Fillers Info
As people age, usually connective tissue degrades, moisture fades and fat disappears from beneath your skin, people may begin to lose volume, plumpness and firmness. In turn, this can create folds, creases and lines.
Your skin can become more delicate and less supportive. Your lips may become thinner, and your eyelids may droop. Gaunt areas can make you look older than you need to.
Dermal fillers can replenish these areas and help you feel like yourself again. They’re usually made out of hyaluronic acid, a substance that is naturally found in the body. Hyaluronic acid can help the skin retain moisture. When it’s injected into specific areas of skin, hyaluronic acid can fill in empty spaces, adding subtle lift and support.
Most people who choose to get fillers are generally between the ages of 25 and 60. They may have noticed that their face shape is changing. Some patients may use fillers preventatively, and others may use it to enhance certain areas such as lips and cheeks. Some patients can use dermal fillers to address lost volume in these areas.
The ideal candidates for fillers usually still have some elasticity in their skin. Fillers can stretch the skin to some extent, and they don’t last forever. As the filler fades, the skin should snap back to its original position.
Fillers can be helpful for smoothing frown lines, tear troughs, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, vertical lip lines, chin wrinkles and the furrows around your eyes. They can also smooth out wrinkles on the backs of your hands and add volume to cheeks and lips.
This cosmetic procedure may be best for people with deep creases. Fine lines can be more effectively treated with laser skin resurfacing or PRP skin treatments.
Details About the Dermal Filler Procedure
There are a variety of skin fillers available. Each one has a different viscosity, thickness and longevity. Smoother, finer fillers can usually plump up small areas that are covered by delicate skin, such as the region around the eyes. Thin fillers can be best for smoothing the skin.
Thicker fillers add bulk. These are usually used to improve the facial structure and add volume. They’re injected more deeply than other types of fillers.
The procedure usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas treated and type of filler used. You can do just about anything after your treatment, including wearing makeup. You should avoid intense exercise immediately after the procedure, though.
You might experience swelling, especially if you have had your lips filled. This usually goes down within about three days.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
Dermal filler may last 4-18months depending on the products used and an individual’s metabolism.
- Common: Redness, swelling, bruising
- Not so common: Asymmetry is also possible, but correctable on a subsequent visit. Small lumps.
- Rare complication: Infection
- Very rare complication: occlusion of a blood vessel
Normal activities may be resumed after treatment. However, you will be instructed not to exercise, lie down, or touch the treated areas for 24 hours and not to have facial massage for 2 weeks.
Treatment Summary
Number of Treatments
Usually 1
Procedure Time
30 to 60 Minutes
Recovery Time
Immediate
Final Results
Up to 2 weeks
Pricing
1ML dermal filler $550
Disclaimer: We are all unique. This means that treatment plans, the results, down time and recovery following treatment will vary from patient to patient. The information presented on this website should be used as a guide only.
