Aesthetic Filling

As we age, the natural collagen and elastin in cells decreases because cells lose their ability to produce their younger components. The skin begins to dry out, become thinner and less self-correcting. When we’re born, our bodies have an abundance of hyaluronic acid (HA), but as we age, HA gradually decreases, making it less supportive of the skin, resulting in lines and wrinkles. Dermal filler can make a difference to a person’s appearance by adding subtle volume and smoothing targeted folds and wrinkles.

Treatment of wrinkles with dermal fillers usually involves injecting this naturally occurring product (HA) with a small needle. The discomfort that will occur due to the fact that the treatment does not take long is minimal. The aesthetic results of treatments with dermal fillers are seen immediately after the treatment. Treatment of wrinkles with dermal filler is fast and leaves no traces.

Facial fillers can be used in a wide range of patients and are primarily used for skin rejuvenation; It is used to reduce lines and wrinkles. It can also be applied to patients who want to add structure and volume to the face.

Wrinkle Reduction

Botulinum toxin is a natural, purified protein used to temporarily relax facial muscles that cause lines and wrinkles. It can also be used to treat medical conditions such as excessive sweating. It is important to note that you may experience slight bruising and swelling immediately after application. Injections applied for wrinkles do not have long-term side effects, which allows patients to continue their usual daily activities after the procedure.

This treatment can be used in a wide range of patients. It is primarily used for skin rejuvenation and reduction of wrinkles. It can be applied for eyebrow cracks and around the eyes. Those with medical conditions such as damaged nerves or muscle complaints should disclose this information during the consultation to avoid any complications. Also, the treatment is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. While there are no clinical studies showing that the injection is harmful to the baby or mother, medical professionals advise against seeking treatment under these conditions.