Before Dermal Filler Treatment

Your cosmetic surgeon will assess the region of concern and go through your medical history during your appointment. Dermal fillers have very low risks, but you must thoroughly reveal your medical history before treatment because certain allergies, skin and neurological diseases, or drugs can endanger your safety or treatment outcomes.

What To Expect?

Before starting the procedure, the region will be cleaned, and you can be given a topical anaesthetic to make it more comfortable. Your doctor will carefully inject a predetermined quantity of filler beneath the skin. One might see effects right away after getting filler injections, depending on the product and the locations treated. Mild bruising and swelling are possible in some patients, but they are transient, and they should go away in the days that follow therapy.

Solutions

Dermal fillers are the ideal treatments to address the following issues:

• adding volume and erasing the deep furrows that run from the nose to the lips (also known as laugh lines or nasolabial folds).
• enhancing thin lips with lip plumping and removing vertical lip line creases.
• Increasing the size and shape of the cheeks, frequently regaining their youthful fullness.
• repairing hollows and depressions under the eyes.
• blending raised scars from chicken pox or acne with the surrounding skin.
• Adding volume helps conceal gauntness in the lower cheek or temple region, which most frequently results from fat pads migrating under the skin's surface.

Dermal fillers primarily come in two varieties: synthetic and natural dermal fillers.

Hyaluronic acid, one of the most popular natural fillers, is considered to have a considerably lower risk of triggering an allergic reaction. Results are seen right away, but they only persist for 12 to 18 months (and occasionally much longer) because the filler ultimately degrades and the advantages disappear. It is advised to get extra filler injected as soon as the fillers start to wear out in order to preserve results. The majority of patients who receive fillers will require at least one more injection within a year.

Synthetic fillers are thought of as semi-permanent even though they don't actually disappear and last considerably longer than naturally generated ones. Only when your face continues to age or as a result of your carelessness with sun protection measures do wrinkles start to return.

The best person to provide you guidance on the type of filler you require is your cosmetic surgeon.

Dermal fillers aftercare

In most instances, you should be able to return to your regular activities right away.

It's critical to comprehend potential advancements and to set reasonable goals.

• Near the injection site just after the procedure, there can be redness, bruising, swelling, discomfort, and/or itching. Try not to scratch, rub, or pick at the injection site. This is natural and typically goes away in a matter of hours to days. Please get in touch with our clinic if these symptoms persist for longer than three days.
• We will give you ice, arnica cream and pills, and bromelain tablets, which can all help prevent or lessen the possibility of bruising.
• If it's required, you can take acetaminophen (Tylenol) to ease any discomfort.