What is filler?
Filler is an injectable substance used to add volume or improve balance in specific areas. The type and amount are chosen based on your face shape, the target area and the result you want.
Uses of filler
- Lip filler: improves lip shape and adds fullness
- Cheek filler: restores volume and improves balance
- Under-eye filler: improves the appearance of hollows
- Jawline contouring: defines the jawline
- Chin filler: improves balance between facial features
How is a filler session done?
- Assessment: studying your facial features and identifying the areas
- Planning: deciding the amount and the target result
- Injection: fine instruments for even distribution (20-45 minutes)
- Follow-up: reviewing the result and giving aftercare instructions
When do results appear and how long do they last?
Results are visible right after the session, and once the mild swelling settles the final result becomes clear. It usually lasts 6 to 18 months, depending on the product and the area.
Aftercare for filler
- Avoid pressing on the treated area
- Avoid strenuous activity on the first day
- Follow the medical instructions
- Attend follow-up visits when needed
Frequently asked questions
Do fillers hurt?
Discomfort is usually mild, and measures can be used to reduce it during the session.
Are the results immediate?
Yes, a noticeable difference appears right after the injection.
Does filler last indefinitely?
No, the material is gradually absorbed over time.
Can filler be dissolved?
It depends on the type of filler used and an assessment of your case.
Is it suitable for both men and women?
Yes, it can be used for both, according to the appropriate plan.
Does filler cause swelling?
Swelling after filler is normal; it lasts from one day to 3 days and then subsides.
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