Hyaluronic fillers are polymers used in the medical and cosmetic industries to correct skin imperfections and increase volume.
Hyaluronic acid, on which the fillers are based, is a natural substance found in our bodies, especially in youthful skin, and plays a role in hydration, rejuvenation, and tissue support processes.
Hyaluronic fillers are available in various forms, consistencies, and molecular weights, allowing for personalized customization of the therapy according to the patient’s needs.
Fillers are primarily used for filling wrinkles and lifting folds, as well as enhancing cheekbones and correcting lip imperfections. In addition, hyaluronic fillers are often used to correct folds around the eyes, nose, and chin
The procedure of applying hyaluronic fillers typically takes 30 to 60 minutes, and the patient can see immediate results. Hyaluronic fillers are injected into the skin using a fine needle or microcannula, and their effects last from 6 to 12 months, depending on the type of filler and the treatment area.
After the application of hyaluronic fillers, the patient may experience mild swelling and redness, which usually subside within a few hours to a few days. However, this procedure is typically not painful, and the patient can resume their daily activities immediately.
Balance and harmony are paramount in aesthetic medicine. By carefully planning procedures for each patient, our goal is to achieve harmony.
The combination of procedures leads us to the desired outcome. Since it varies for each individual, it is necessary to attend a consultation before the actual procedures in order to plan the path towards achieving harmony and balance.
In brief about hyaluronic fillers:
- Hyaluronic acid fillers work by filling in wrinkles
- They are injected beneath the wrinkle, pushing the skin upward and making it smoother and tighter
- They are commonly used for filling in wrinkles around the lips, correcting facial contours, enhancing lips, and filling in wrinkles on the décolletage and neck
- They are ideal for nasolabial folds, smoker’s lines, perioral wrinkles, and adding volume to thin lips