Filling applications are a cosmetic procedure based on hyaluronic acid, which is applied to correct deep lines, reduce wrinkles and reshape the face, which usually occurs in the face area with time, gravity, sun damage and age. They are used to remove wrinkles and make the skin look younger.
Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are an effective anti-aging treatment whose results can be seen immediately. It is a process that takes only 10-15 minutes. There is no recovery period, you can return to your social life immediately after.
Filling applications;
-Nasolabial lines (lines extending from the edges of the nose to the edges of the lips)
-Lines descending from the corners of the lips
-Fine lines on the lips
-Deep acne and scars
-Lip plumping
-Filling the collapse in detention
-Creating a clearer jawline
-Cheekbone and cheek definition
– It can be done to restore the volume lost with age to create a lifting effect on the face.
Hyaluronic acid is the most widely used filler. The most important feature of this substance is that it is naturally present in the body, so it does not cause an allergic reaction in the person applied. If the result is not satisfied, it can be dissolved instantly with a substance called hyaluronidase.
A very slight swelling and redness may occur after the procedure. This swelling goes away on its own within 48 hours. Irregularities that may occur or areas that need to be reinforced can be corrected with a re-injection of filler 15 days after the procedure.
The effect of filling applications varies between 6 months and 18 months. This period varies according to the content and density of the selected filling.
The application of filler applications together with Botox gives much better results, especially in patients with deep lines on the cheek or between the two eyebrows.
Hyaluronic acid is a filler that protects both the patient and the doctor in terms of ease of use and reversibility of its effect. It is possible to control side effects in filling applications performed with an experienced and specialist physician.
