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Lip Fillers
Lip enhancement is hardly a new type of procedure. Full and luscious lips have been one of the main attributes of femininity and a staple of beauty for thousands of years. Today an injection with an appropriate lip filler is the preferred and most widely adopted method of shaping and enhancing the lines and volume of the patientās lips.
Unlike, traditional methods (which have now gone out of fashion), Hyaluronic Acid fillers injected into the lip are a less painful, less invasive and most importantly ā non-surgical method of cosmetic intervention. Lip fillers are a non-permanent solution, allowing for the patient to increase or decrease the volume, have changes to the shape until completely satisfied, or even reconsider.

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Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic Acid is a naturally occurring substance in the human body. It is completely safe and any quality cosmetic product, be it dermal filler, mesotherapy solution or facial crĆØme, which uses it is based on synthetic, non-animal in origin HA. Products based on it, like skin fillers, are completely biocompatible and bio-degradable.
The power of Hyaluronic Acids is its ability to hydrate the skin and thus having great rejuvenating and revitalizing properties. One gram of HA can absorb up to six liters of water. Cosmetics based of it are preferred for their potent anti-age properties and wrinkles removal ability. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be used to restore hydration levels and skin volume, while mesotherapy based of HA will greatly revitalize skin and restore moisture levels.
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Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are probably the most revolutionary cosmetic product in the past two decades, especially the ones based on Hyaluronic Acid. Providing a painless, more affordable and safer solution to traditional plastic surgery, skin fillers are a versatile solution, which enables doctors to perform a variety of previously complex beauty procedures on patients.
HA dermal fillers are usually in the form of an injectable gel, with a main ingredient Hyaluronic Acid, often also containing small amounts of Lidocaine, for even more pain-free procedure. Fillers vary in their chemical and physical properties, with the main being the different grain size and the viscoelasticity. These two properties are the main determining factor of what area the filler should be injected in.
Usually, a brand of fillers will have several variations aimed at treating of different areas and problems. Less thick fillers are normally for superficial skin injection, treating fine lines and wrinkles. Intermediate thickness is for fine to medium wrinkles, as well as lip enhancement, while āharderā dermal fillers are used for facial sculpting and dealing with severe skin depressions and folds.
Once injected, the filler will remain in the area where it has been injected, with stability of the gel being a major advantage of higher quality brands. Over time it is naturally dissolved by the body enzymes and safely disposed, without any dangerous residue or health risks. The duration of the effect is variable and affected by both the quality of the product, and such factors as environment, lifestyle, metabolism, health condition.
The injection of dermal and lip fillers has the advantage, over traditional plastic surgery, that it requires no downtime, results are almost immediate and surgery is unnecessary. Fillers have stolen the spotlight even for traditionally surgery related procedures like lip enhancement, chin sculpting and rhinoplasty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dermal fillers are a specially proposed injectable gel, most often based on Hyaluronic acid (but also Calcium, Poly-L-Lactic acid, Polunucleotides, PCL and more) used restore or add volume to the skin, as part of overall skin rejuvenation therapy, as a method of contouring facial features or even contouring the body, as a safe alternative to traditional plastic surgery.
This is strictly dependent on the specific brand and type of dermal filler. Factors like crosslinking method, mono or phasic gel, active ingredients etc. are key to how quick or slow the filler is dissolved by the body. On the other hand, each personās methabolism, diet and lifestyle are also unique, and they factor heavily in terms of gel disslving by the body. As a rough estimate: soft fillers dissolve in 6 to 12 months, medium fillers last 9 to 18, dense fillers can endure in the 12 to 18 month range and semi-permanent fillers, based on their material and quality, will usually have an effect of 2-3 years (sometimes, up to 5).
As a whole, dermal fillers are much safer than older more traditional beauty enhancement methods like plastic surgery. Fillers, as a general rule, require only a minimal downtime, if any, and a single procedure often lasts less than 30 minutes. Most common adverse effects include redness, swelling and bruising at the point of application; however, these normally subside in 48-72 hours post procedure. It is very important to note that itās necessary to always consult with a dermatologist or other licensed professional and be sure you are not allergic to any of the ingredients of the filler being used. Bar any allergies, as whole fillers involve only a minor discomfort.
Normally, this is a multi-step process, that would usually involve all of the below stages:
- Getting a consultation: Absolutely mandatory, you should always turn to a dermatologist or other authorized and licensed professional with whom you can discuss your needs, preferences and possible concerns. They will also evaluate the best possible product based on your needs and recommend which brand and type of dermal filler to sue for each treatable area.
- Preparing the area: Filler application should always happen in a clean and well sanitized environment (clinic, medical spa, dermatologistās office, etc.) on clean skin.
- Application: usually fillers are injected using a needle or a cannula, which allow for high precious control of the process
- Post-treatment care: Normally, post procedure discomfort is minimal, in the form of redness and bruising. However, specific protocol to follow will be given by the dermatologist or other professional that performed the filler procedure. Standard steps to follow are drinking lots of water, avoiding smoking, alcohol and direct sun exposure.
Virtually anybody who is not allergic to some of the product ingredients is a viable candidate. However, whether you should use dermal fillers depends on several factors:
- Your health is the primary concern. If you are in a good overall health, have no allergies of concern and are not pregnant of breastfeeding, you shouldnāt worry too much.
- Consider what type of treatment you need. Hyaluronic and other types of fillers are versatile anti-age tools and there is a specific type of product for each skin related concern you might have. Talk to a specialist and figure it out together.
- Think about why you are doing it. While fillers are an amazing method to boost your self-confidence and self-esteem, you might not need them. Perhaps your skin is already soft and smooth, your lips full and beautiful or your cheekbones and chin well pronounced. Donāt feel socially pressured into doing it.

Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is probably the most versatile tool in the beauty industry. It can be combined with a number of other beauty procedures like laser treatment, RF treatment, peeling, UV light treatment, filler injection. There is an extensive range of meso products which are meant for treating hair loss, skin tone improvement, overall skin rejuvenation and much more. Mesotherapy products can be used in PRP therapy, too.
In general, a mesotherapy is a course of treatment in several sessions, where the treated area is injected with a meso solution containing vitamins, growth factors, peptides, Hyaluronic Acid, coenzymes and/or other beneficial ingredients. The combination of ingredients varies by product, brand and most importantly ā the purpose of the specific mesotherapy product.