As your skin ages, it begins to lose collagen causing your skin to sag and wrinkle and this is where dermal fillers come into play. If you are looking for a non- surgical procedure to smooth out a few fine lines and deep set wrinkles, dermal fillers may be an option following an individual assessment. Results vary between individuals.
Who is a good candidate?
You may be a good candidate for dermal fillers if you:
What dermal fillers can do?
What to expect?
Dermal filler injections are non-surgical and typically completed in a visit. The surgeon will evaluate your area of concern and review your medical history. The procedure carries risks. You need to fully disclose your medical history prior to treatment so your clinician can assess suitability and discuss risks and expected results. Before the actual treatment, the intended area will be cleaned, and a topical anesthetic will be given to numb the area to minimize any discomfort during your treatment. The cosmetic surgeon will then inject a precise amount of filler beneath the skin.
Depending on the product and the areas treated, changes may be visible after the injection. Bruising or swelling may occur, and their severity and duration vary. Follow your clinician's advice on returning to normal activities and exercise.
Maintenance treatments may be needed. Your clinician will advise whether repeat treatment is appropriate. Results vary between individuals.
Consultation
A consultation at Nova cosmetic surgery centre can help assess whether dermal fillers are suitable for you and discuss risks, expected results and aftercare. Results cannot be guaranteed.
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