Fillers
Fillers known as dermal fillers and soft tissue fillers containing hyaluronic acid (HA), which is a naturally occurring substance and primarily used to promote fullness and volume.
- minimally invasive aesthetic medicine
- add volume, alter the contours of the face and fill in wrinkles
- used in the face, neck, and hands
- resulting in a fuller, smoother and more youthful appearance
- produces a surgical like facelift effect when performed skillfully
- immediate results, very few risks and little recovery time
When to Consider Filler treatment
- If you have deep lines around the eyes, brow or mouth
- If you would like to change the contours of your jaw or lips
- If you are interested in a minimally invasive procedure
Pros
- Filler injections are quick and only require a topical anesthetic at most
- Results are immediate and there is little to no downtime
- Fillers provide a subtle look that can be adjusted to meet your aesthetic needs
Cons
- Fillers are temporary and require repeat injections to maintain your goal
- Some people may be sensitive and experience bruising and swelling
- Results are dependent on the experience and qualifications of your injector
These are the top three pros and cons to weigh when considering fillers. If you want to focus on those specifically unique to you, please consult with your aesthetic plastic surgeon.
Are you a good candidate for fillers?
The following are some common reason why you may want to consider fillers:
- You have lines or wrinkles around your mouth, eyes or forehead.
- You’d like to enhance the volume in areas such as the cheeks, jaw line or lips.
- If you have scars and depressions in the skin resulting from acne, injury or congenital imperfections.