Filler Injections

Filler Injections; Botox and fillers have recently grown in popularity. Some people believe that Botox and Fillers are the same thing, but that they serve different purposes.

Fillers have become one of the most popular non-surgical techniques for anti-aging in recent years.

Collagen is known to be present in filler, which stimulates collagen formation in the skin. It can also be used to cure fixed wrinkles or to fill up areas of the face that lack volume.

In a nutshell, fillers are one of the most recent anti-aging techniques to be used because of its immidiate and versatile use.

Results 

It is possible to obtain quick results and notice them as early as the second day. The removal of wrinkles and the filling of areas with a lack of volume will be noticeable in a relatively short period of time. Fillers do also produce a brighter, more youthful appearance that is wrinkle-free.

How does the filler injection work?

Fillers can be used to the areas that suffer deep wrinkles where botox might not be sufficient such as, around the eyes, forehead and between eyebrows. It can also be used to volume up the lips, chin, jawline, nose or cheeks. One more use of filler is done under the eyes to help the dark eyebags, which is called under-eye light fillers. 

Because of the application of local anesthetic ointment on the parts of the face to be injected, as well as the fact that the complete treatment does not take more than a few minutes, there is no pain while injecting the filler.

Are there any harm or side effects?

Following the injection of the filler, some transient symptoms may arise, for example;

• swelling
• pain
• bruising
• itching

There is no need to be alarmed because all of these negative impacts will fade away quickly.

Filler injections are frequently used on people of all ages, to all gender. Filler material has a lifespan of 5 months to a year, thus it is not regarded a long-term solution to the problem.