FILLERS & INJECTIONS
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There is a simple way to reverse these unwanted changes or even correct a perceived cosmetic flaw that has been bothering you for years: hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers. They are a popular and remarkably safe solution within the field of aesthetic medicine. It is a method applied in the treatment of contour deformations particularly on face due to reasons such as age, genetics, mimics, traumas, wrong cosmetics used.
Filling materials are divided into two as being temporary and permanent; and they can be classified as permanent (autogenous), semi-permanent and non-permanent filling materials (hyaluronic acid) obtained from the own body of the individual. Although the duration of permanency of the filling materials differs from person to person and from an application area to another, the ones with an action time for 6-12 months.
Filling materials are divided into two as being temporary and permanent; and they can be classified as permanent (autogenous), semi-permanent and non-permanent filling materials (hyaluronic acid) obtained from the own body of the individual. Although the duration of permanency of the filling materials differs from person to person and from an application area to another, the ones with an action time for 6-12 months.
The application areas are:
- Deformations depending on physical traumas,
- Radical lines near lips,
- Nasolabial lines (two sidelines between the nose and the lips),
- Lines over the lips and showing lips downwards,
- Cheek plumping (cheekbones and cheeks),
- Forehead lines,
- Lip plumping…
What is hyaluronic acid injection?
Hyaluronic acid, also known as hyaluronan or HA, is a molecule that occurs naturally in our bodies. It not only renews skin tissue, but also supports healthy cartilage and joint function. Unfortunately, with age and exposure to sun and pollution, HA levels in the body decrease significantly. However, it is possible to artificially synthesise this miraculous little molecule, which is now being leveraged by the aesthetic industry to enhance facial volume and reverse the signs of ageing.
How are the fillers administered?
Different methods and filler types may be used, depending on the area that requires treatment and the results you are hoping to obtain. A thicker (more viscous) filler is usually most effective in adding or restoring volume, while a thinner (more fluid) filler is generally more suitable for correcting fine lines and wrinkles. The filler is injected into the superficial, middle or deep dermis, most commonly using the point or multi-puncture technique, which involves administering several small injections close to one another instead of injecting all of the product at once.
Hyaluronic acid fillers first made a splash on the cosmetic scene in the early 2000s. Since then, they’ve earned a reputation for being effective and reliable and have enjoyed wide acclaim. Whether used to delay the signs of ageing or to enhance a specific area of the face, their benefits are numerous:
Hyaluronic acid fillers first made a splash on the cosmetic scene in the early 2000s. Since then, they’ve earned a reputation for being effective and reliable and have enjoyed wide acclaim. Whether used to delay the signs of ageing or to enhance a specific area of the face, their benefits are numerous:
- Immediate improvement: You will already see results by the end of the treatment session.
- Minimal side effects: Slight swelling, redness or bruising may appear but should subside within 24 hours. Many patients experience no side effects whatsoever.
- No socio-professional downtime: If at all visible, puncture marks at the injection site can be easily concealed with make-up and will resolve quickly, so you will be able to resume regular activities on the very same day as your treatment.
- Safe: Clinic Lemanic uses fillers that are fully absorbable and safe, and its expert doctors are highly specialised in aesthetic.
How soon can you expect to see results?
The first results are virtually instantaneous, and you will already be able to notice them while you’re still at the clinic. Facial volume will be restored, and the firming effect of the fillers will bring about visible rejuvenation, all without looking unnatural or overdone.
We recommend that you avoid any excessive or strenuous activity for 24 hours and that you resume sport the next day.In the 5 days following your treatment, the results will continue to improve as any potential bruising or swelling subsides and the injected hyalutonic acid molecules progressively increase volume. You’ll then be free to fully enjoy the compliments on your beautifully relaxed and rejuvenated appearance.
We recommend that you avoid any excessive or strenuous activity for 24 hours and that you resume sport the next day.In the 5 days following your treatment, the results will continue to improve as any potential bruising or swelling subsides and the injected hyalutonic acid molecules progressively increase volume. You’ll then be free to fully enjoy the compliments on your beautifully relaxed and rejuvenated appearance.
How long do the results last?
Hyaluronic acid fillers are absorbable and, depending on the area being targeted and, on the product, and technique used, last an average of 8 months to 2 years. However, this may vary due to factors such as age, skin type, lifestyle and genetics. The skill and expertise of the practitioner and the type of filler selected are also key to the treatment’s success.
Injectable fillers do not stop the aging process. If you wish to change the elements of your face, surgery such as a facelift, brow lift or eye lift may be the answer. Non-surgical rejuvenation treatments such as injectable fillers cannot achieve the same results but may help delay the point at which a facelift becomes appropriate. If you would like to restore facial contours, or reduce the appearance of lines and creases, injection fillers with soft tissue may be right for you.
Injectable fillers do not stop the aging process. If you wish to change the elements of your face, surgery such as a facelift, brow lift or eye lift may be the answer. Non-surgical rejuvenation treatments such as injectable fillers cannot achieve the same results but may help delay the point at which a facelift becomes appropriate. If you would like to restore facial contours, or reduce the appearance of lines and creases, injection fillers with soft tissue may be right for you.
