Facial Filler Treatments

Lines and wrinkles develop in various parts of the body with ageing. Dermal fillers can improve the appearance of facial lines and wrinkles. By filling these lines, they can add volume to areas such as the lips and cheeks. Dermal filler procedures are not permanent. Their duration varies with the type of filler and the area injected, but they generally last 6 to 18 months. Injection techniques suited to the anatomy of the treatment area are used, with the technique selected by a specialist.

Facial and lip fillers are aesthetic procedures used to restore lost facial volume and reduce signs of ageing. Different fillers may be used depending on the area treated. Injected beneath the skin, they can reduce fine lines and wrinkles, plump the lips and improve facial contours.

Facial fillers are among the popular procedures in aesthetic medicine. They can be applied to various facial areas, including:

• Forehead and Between the Eyebrows: Fillers can be used for forehead lines and wrinkles between the eyebrows, aiming to create a younger facial expression.
• Under the Eyes: Specially developed, finer fillers are used for bags and hollows under the eyes. Applying fillers suited to this delicate area can create a natural facial contour.
• Cheekbones: Fillers can restore lost midface volume and define the cheekbones.
• Lips: Lip fillers can help increase volume, define the lip border and reduce fine wrinkles on the lips.
• Nasolabial Folds: Fillers can be used for the folds extending from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. They may soften smile lines and revitalise the facial expression.
• Chin and Jawline: Fillers used to improve the chin contour and define the jawline can add volume to the lower face, creating a sharper jawline.

Fillers in these areas are effective methods for improving overall facial appearance and reducing signs of ageing. However, selecting the appropriate filler and using the correct injection technique for each area is very important. The most suitable material and technique should be chosen according to the anatomy of the treatment area and the patient’s needs.