Medical Aesthetics
Dermal Fillers
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- Duration
- Usually 30–45 minutes
- Anaesthesia
- Topical anaesthetic cream
- Planning
- Doctor led
- Approach
- Personalised
About This Treatment
Dermal fillers are a medical aesthetic procedure in which a doctor injects hyaluronic acid based filler materials into selected areas of the face to support the appearance of volume loss. They are usually considered when volume or contour support is wanted in areas such as the cheeks, lips or jawline. Whether they suit you is decided at a doctor examination that takes into account facial structure, skin condition, health history and expectations.
The procedure usually takes 30-45 minutes, and a topical anaesthetic cream is applied beforehand. How long the effect lasts depends on the product and the area treated and is usually counted in months. Temporary redness, mild swelling or bruising may occur afterwards; the doctor shares aftercare advice and the follow-up plan. Results vary from person to person.
Process
Process steps
- 1
Doctor assessment, health history and discussion of expectations
- 2
Review of facial structure and planning of the treatment areas
- 3
Cleansing of the skin and application of a topical anaesthetic cream
- 4
Injection of the filler material into the planned areas by a doctor
- 5
Aftercare information and a follow-up appointment if needed
Good to know
Performed by a doctor
Aimed at supporting the appearance of areas with volume loss
Results vary from person to person.
- Doctor led planning
- Local anaesthesia only
- KVKK compliant process
- Online assessment
- Multilingual patient coordination
Frequently asked questions
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Appointment
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