Dermal Fillers

Dermal Fillers: What to know before you try?

Age-related changes in our bodies can include developing new wrinkles on our cheeks or having lower cheekbones than before. If you’re not content with these aging symptoms, dermal fillers can assist.

However, these alterations take place when we lose some of the subcutaneous fat that supports our skin and are entirely natural. Our cheeks droop slightly because of the centre of our faces’ skin shifting downward throughout time. Filler can help elevate and provide support. It can also aid in smoothing out wrinkles.

It’s crucial to comprehend the steps involved and any potential hazards before deciding to undergo any kind of surgical, medicinal, or cosmetic surgery. It makes sense that you might be wary about going to the doctor during the pandemic. To learn more about the surgery itself and exactly what to anticipate throughout the entire process, use these dermatologist-recommended questions. There is simply no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your face and a medical treatment.

Which Dermal Filler Should I Try First?

The best course of treatment for you will be explained by a qualified specialist, but keep in mind that multiple filler types can be necessary for the results to look as natural as possible. Within each category, there are numerous filler brands, and the products’ concentration of the active ingredient and suggested uses (such as plumping the cheeks) varies. Hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring material present in many parts of the body, is the most popular type of face filler. face fillers made of hyaluronic acid aid to retain form, fill in wrinkles, and moisturize the skin.

Another well-liked filler that stimulates collagen is Poly-Caprolactone (PCl), also known as ‘ellanse’. Strategically placed injections in the face cause the body’s natural response to manufacture collagen, giving you a result that lasts considerably longer.

Are There Any Side Effects to Facial Fillers?

It’s simple for patients to mistake side effects for reactions, so it’s critical to know what to look out for. It’s very natural to feel a little uncomfortable following the surgery. Redness, swelling, soreness, itching, bruising, and discomfort at the injection site are common reactions that usually appear right away after the needle injection. These reactions are often mild to moderate, go away quickly after injection, and get better a few days following the skin injection.

What distinguishes Botox from dermal fillers?

Botox prevents the little muscles in your face from moving in ways that result in wrinkles. Dermal fillers smooth out wrinkles and promote a youthful appearance by adding volume from below the wrinkles.

Will The Procedure Hurt?

Most patients will experience little to no discomfort throughout the procedure, so don’t worry if you’re extremely nervous about having tiny needles inserted into your skin. Your doctor may also apply a numbing agent on the area that is to be treated. Depending on the whole treatment area, dermal fillers may take up to an hour to finish. There won’t be a need for any downtime, and practically all the clients will resume their regular activity right away.

How Long Are the Effects Felt?

Hyaluronic acid fillers are naturally broken down by your body six months after the treatment, so touch-ups may be required twice a year. Keep in mind that the effects’ fading away has no adverse effects.

What Negative Effects Do Face Fillers Have?

Although facial fillers are thought to be safe, adverse effects might happen. The most frequent ones are:

  •         appearance of lumps, or overcorrection of wrinkles
  •         damage of skin cells because of reduced blood flow to the are
  •         skin damage that results in a wound, infection, or scarring
  •         the ability to feel the filler substance beneath the skin

Have Additional Concerns Regarding Dermal Fillers? To arrange a consultation with an expert at MedCare Aesthetics and learn more about your options, contact us right away. We are eager to look after you!

Disclaimer: The contents herein are for informational purposes only and does not represent expert advice.