About Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers are clear gels composed of hyaluronic acid, which when injected into target areas, adds volume to the skin and diminishes the appearance of wrinkles and lines on the skin. This gives a youthful appearance to the face and accentuates certain areas by adding volume.

Dermal fillers can be used to soften expression lines, smooth wrinkles, add volume to thin lips, fill under eye bags, raise cheekbones, and lift drooping brow bone.

Pain during the procedure is minimal, with only a slight needle pinch being felt. However, some specialists can numb the area before injecting the dermal fillers, for a completely painless treatment

Results are instant, with a noticeable difference seen in the face. The result gradually improves in the first couple of weeks following the treatment.

The longevity of dermal fillers depends on the amount of filler injected, as well as the metabolism of your body, which gradually breaks the filler down to dissolve it. On an average, results can last anywhere between 9-18 months.

Apart from the difference in the key ingredients in both of these treatments, they also differ in function. Botox, which is a purified form of botulinum toxin, temporarily relaxes the muscles to smoothen out wrinkles and lines. Dermal fillers physically fill in wrinkles and add volume to the skin.

Anyone between the ages of 18- 65 years who wish to smoothen fine lines and wrinkles, add volume to their lips or cheekbones, or minimize scars to achieve a hydrated, youthful look, can opt for Dermal Fillers.

The substance used in Dermal Fillers, hyaluronic acid, is a biological product which occurs naturally in the cells of the body, due to which there is no risk of developing an allergic reaction. When conducted by an expert, Dermal Fillers are an entirely safe procedure.

The cost of Dermal Fillers depends on the amount of filler required, as well as the target areas for treatment. Get in touch with our experts for an estimated treatment and cost.

Dermal Fillers are reversible and can be dissolved with a touch-up medication that dissolves the filler.