Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers can be administered following the application of a topical numbing cream (20 – 30 minutes before the treatment), however, some products will contain a mild anaesthetic. A fine needle is used to minimise any discomfort, with any lasting tenderness settling within a matter of hours.Generally some minimal discomfort might be experienced both during the procedure and for a short while after the procedure.

Redness, swelling and bruising are normal effects that are to be expected immediately following the treatment. These effects are usually very minor and will subside with in a day or one.

Small bruises that appear where the injections were administered in the skin, can be covered with concealing make-up if the patient wishes.

The safety of filler is supported by being given FDA approval.

These injections have been administered to millions of people worldwide, and the product's safety is widely known.

The majority of dermal filler products include 0.3% lidocaine, which could result in a positive anti-doping test result, so you should be aware of that. There may be some bleeding at the injection site because a needle was used.

It is suggested against getting dermal filler procedures if you use certain medications (beta-blockers, cimetidine, etc.) that slow down or impede metabolism. For women who are expecting or nursing, treatment is not advised.

Finally an unsatisfactory result is not something that is experienced at our clinic, however if you do not achieve your expected outcome, the product can easily be dissolved.

After treatment, please follow the aftercare advice provided by the clinician in the clinic, or just follow the aftercare advice leaflet sent to you via email.

Both younger and older adults, regardless of gender, discover that the utilization of dermal fillers can help them attain their desired appearance. This approach not only diminishes the signs of aging but also enhances their overall aesthetic, resulting in a more captivating and striking look.