Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers are a type of cosmetic injectable typically made from a substance called hyaluronic acid which naturally occurs in our skin.

From the mid 20’s onwards a person’s skin begins to lose its natural hyaluronic acid and collagen making it less elastic in nature  and more prone to fine lines and wrinkles.

In turn the injection of dermal fillers is designed to reduce the appearance of these wrinkles and lines,  restore volume & improves the overall facial contour & symmetry of the face.

What do dermal fillers treat ?

Dermal fillers can be used to smooth out wrinkles and lines especially the such as nasolabial folds and marionette lines

Augment & enhance lips chin & cheeks

Restore volume in areas such as the cheeks, temples, and under-eye area, restoring a more youthful appearance.

Dermal fillers are a good alternative to a surgical procedure for facial rejuvenation

These fillers can be tailored to each individual's concerns & aesthetic goals . The treatment is minimally invasive with little to no downtime

Treatment Information

  • The results of dermal filler treatments are visible immediately after the procedure, although slight swelling or bruising may occur temporarily & the best results will be noticed once this settles down. This is typically 3- 4 days after the treatment.

  • The effects typically last several months to a year but can last for varying lengths of time in each individual patient

  • Side effects include redness at the injection site, discomfort, firmness, lumpiness, swelling, bruising & itching.

    In most cases these side effects are temporary and should resolve within a week.

    More serious complications of vascular occlusion are extremely rare but will be discussed with you at the initial consult – it is very important to ensure that the dermal fillers are injected by an experienced clinician in a medical setting that is equipped to deal with this type of complication.

  • The cost will depend on a few different factors & this will be discussed with you at the initial consultation.