NATURAL LOOKING DERMAL FILLERS
Dermal fillers are gel substances made up primarily of naturally-occurring hyaluronic acid, and are injected into the skin to plump up, lift and tighten skin and used to treat a wide variety of skin concerns, such as fine lines and wrinkles, sagging skin, and unhappiness with facial structure. Dermal fillers revitalise and add volume to the skin, instantly diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and giving a natural softer look that does not affect facial expression or movement. Dermal fillers are a very flexible form of non-surgical aesthetic treatment, and can be used all over the face, including the lips, cheeks, chin and jawline, and under the eyes for clients
WHAT TREATMENTS CAN I HAVE
Dermal fillers can be used to smooth away facial lines and wrinkles, create fuller lips and shape facial contours, such as cheeks and chin, as well as revitalise the skin. Common areas treated using dermal fillers are: Nasolabial folds (lines between the nose and the corners of the mouth). Marionette lines (from the corner of the mouth downwards). Lips (enhancing their shape, definition and volume, and treating smokers lines). We are also able to use dermal fillers to carry out more advanced procedures including: Filling in tear troughs. Lateral brow lifts (lifting drooping brows or eyelids). Non-surgical rhinoplasty (using dermal fillers to smooth out any bumps and straighten the nose). Filling out temples. Sculpting and chiselling the jawline. Shaping and lifting the chin.
THE TREATMENT PROCESS
The dermal filler procedure itself usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes, with instantly visible results and little to no downtime. All of our fillers contain local anaesthetic for a more comfortable treatment experience, and we can use a numbing cream before the procedure if required. We use a gradual process to ensure your results are natural and beautiful, and to avoid overfilling. Small amounts of swelling, bruising, tenderness and redness are completely normal after a dermal filler procedure, and usually disappear after a few days
