Dermal fillers are injectable products used to support volume in selected areas and adjust facial contours. Hyaluronic acid fillers are one option within this group. The lips, cheeks and chin may require products with different characteristics. Not every filler is suitable for every area; selection follows facial assessment.
Consultation considers age-related volume changes and expectations about natural facial proportions. The cause of lines, skin characteristics and facial movement are examined together. The aim is balanced support where appropriate rather than filling every line. Discuss the type and timing of previous fillers and any related problems.
A doctor selects the product, quantity and injection technique. The intended change, limitations and review process should be explained. Swelling, bruising and tenderness can occur. Rare but serious vascular occlusion can lead to tissue damage or vision loss, making filler injection a medical procedure requiring appropriate care.
Swelling may affect the early appearance, so results are assessed at review. Follow the doctor’s advice about pressure or massage. Unexpected severe pain, skin blanching or changes in vision require urgent medical assessment. Duration varies with the product and treatment area. Further treatment should reflect the existing appearance and actual need.
Fillers support volume and contours. Botox temporarily reduces movement in selected muscles.
No. Different filler types exist, and the selected product’s ingredients should be explained.
Duration depends on product type. The effect of hyaluronic acid fillers gradually reduces.
No. Dissolving may be considered for some hyaluronic acid fillers and carries its own medical risks.
The product type, amount, treatment area and overall scope affect the quotation.
Contact Clinic Galata for a dermal filler assessment and a plan based on your facial needs.
