DERMAL FILLERS CHELSEA, LONDON
In order to rejuvenate the skin and brighten the face for a more youthful-looking but natural appearance, dermal fillers are frequently injected. We can design your customised treatment plan whether your goals are to temporarily remodel the nose with non-surgical rhinoplasty, rejuvenate the face with a non-surgical facelift, or augment thin lips with lip fillers. These face fillers produce life-changing effects for anything from tear duct filler to smoothing out wrinkles, crepey skin, and fine lines. They can even be used to change pronounced jowls!
This well-known procedure is also used by our highly qualified medical face fillers specialists at Facial Clinic Chelsea plump and remodel the lips and face, producing beautiful results without requiring surgery. Our temporary dermal fillers, carried out at our London Clinic, can be the ideal choice for anyone looking for a peek into cosmetic procedures without a knife in sight.
HOW DO DERMAL FILLERS WORK?
Fillers are cosmetic procedures that are injected as a liquid solution beneath the skin of the lips or face to give the face more volume. One of our skilled injectors delicately injects the gel to restore volume in the targeted area, transforming the face for results that look natural. Our doctors can execute a non-surgical facelift, commonly referred to as a "liquid facelift" when face fillers are utilised, by injecting certain areas on the face. This procedure produces exceptional anti-aging benefits.
The FDA-approved hyaluronic acid (HA), which naturally occurs in skin but decreases with age, is used to make Juvéderm fillers. This kind of dermal filler is safe and effective, improving the face subtly, according to extensive clinical study. Deep creases and facial volume loss are natural ageing processes that can be effectively and quickly treated with dermal fillers.
Hyaluronic acid (HA), which naturally occurs in skin but decreases with age, is the ingredient used to make Juvéderm fillers and has FDA approval. Numerous clinical studies have demonstrated the safety and efficacy of this kind of dermal filler, which improves the face subtly. Deep creases and facial volume loss are normal processes that contribute significantly to visible ageing. Using dermal fillers to treat these issues is a quick and efficient solution.
LIP FILLERS TO IMPROVE THE LIPS
As we age, it is normal for our lips to thin, which can give us a more aged appearance with wrinkles. Many men and women wish their lips had more volume because they are inherently thin. Dermal lip fillers, the most modern cosmetic technique, is what we utilise to augment your natural lip contour subtly and naturally. We employ soft tissue dermal fillers, such as Juvéderm Ultra, Voluma, and Volbella, that are specifically made for this delicate area. The results are subtle, elegant, and gentle. Because Volbella contains lidocaine, it is possible to numb and volumize the lips at the same time for the most comfortable result.
NON-SURGICAL DERMAL FILLER NOSE JOB
Non-surgical rhinoplasty, or nose reshaping, is possible with dermal filler injections, which eliminates the dangers and recovery period associated with traditional surgery and potentially harmful "at home" therapies like nose shapers. Using this method, crooked or asymmetrical noses are frequently fixed. Small amounts of filler are injected into the bridge and tip of the nose during a non-surgical nose job, with the exact placement determined by the needs of the patient. Results start to show right away and can continue for up to 24 months.
FILLERS IN THE CHIN
Recessive jaw syndrome, commonly referred to as a weak chin, is typically inherited and can cause significant self-consciousness. The upper lip may appear to jut out unnaturally in the side profile, which lacks a distinct neck-to-chin shape. The jaw can be made to look different with surgery and implants, however chin dermal fillers can provide a less intrusive option. The effects of chin augmentation, or chin filler, can last up to two years when used expertly by an aesthetic physician or practitioner, adding structure to the face.
CHEEK FILLERS
A normal aspect of ageing is volume reduction in the cheeks, which can significantly affect the appearance of the entire face. When the fat pads in our cheeks recede, the entire face tilts downward, losing its round, youthful appearance. Cheek fillers, also known as dermal fillers, plump up the cheeks and give the face a more youthful structure.
UNDER EYE FILLERS
Ageing and heredity are two common causes that can cause the appearance of eye bags under eye dermal fillers, also known as tear troughs. Although eye bag removal procedures have been carried out for many years, not all patients require or desire surgical intervention.
Tear trough fillers can often provide a less intrusive option by smoothing and uniformizing the area behind the eyes. The practitioner carefully administers a series of micro-injections and then massages the region to ensure that the filler is disseminated for the best possible outcome. Tear trough fillers can make the area around the eyes appear less sunken and more brightly, as well as assist restore lost volume and minimise the appearance of dark circles. To guarantee that the product is dispersed uniformly, a number of micro-injections are made along the hollow's edge, and the area is then gently massaged.
COSMETIC FILLER FOR FROWN LINES
Wrinkles that appear around the corners of the eyes are called "smile lines" or "crow's feet." These are among the earliest indications of ageing and can be accelerated by smoking and sun exposure. Collagen, the protein that keeps our skintight and smooth, is produced at a decreasing rate as we get older. However, face lines known as "crow's feet" can be less noticeable with dermal filler injections.
NASOLABIAL FOLDS WITH DERMAL FILLERS
These lines, which extend from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth, are also known as smile lines or nose-to-mouth lines. These are the lines that most of us see when we laugh, smile, or speak, but they can eventually become static lines. Fillers have a mild lifting action that minimises the look of these smile lines by adding volume to the midface. Tiny amounts of filler injected straight into the lines may be used in conjunction with this procedure. Using dermal filler to treat nasolabial creases is a crucial component of our non-surgical facelift method.
MARIONETTE LINES IN THE SKIN
When your face is at rest, the marionette lines, which are situated just below the corners of the mouth, might give you an angry or depressed appearance. By adding volume to the mid-face, dermal fillers can help reduce marionette lines. This also has a slight lifting impact on the lower mouth area. To treat deep lines, we use this procedure as part of our non-surgical "liquid facelift" therapy.
JOWLS DERMAL FILLERS
Jowls are the term for sagging skin below the lower jawline, especially when it hangs below the jaw itself. Dermal fillers are a popular way to contour the face and restore volume to the jowls.
DERMAL FILLER FOR SMOKER LINES
Although they are frequently known as smokers lines, vertical lip lines can also result from sun exposure, ageing, and heredity. Collagen and elastin, the proteins that make skin tight and plump, break down as we age. Skin thus becomes more sagging, loose, and wrinkled. Over time, little vertical lines may appear on the lips that run from the lip border down to the chin and up to the nose. Dermal fillers can smooth and fill in these small wrinkles, making the lips and surrounding area appear much younger.
FROWN LINES WITH DERMAL FILLERS
The furrows between the eyebrows that are commonly formed like the number 11 are known as frown lines, also referred to as glabella lines. The loss of skin elasticity following a frown causes expression lines to become persistent static lines. Frown lines can look less prominent with dermal filler. Furthermore, combining this with Botox therapy can frequently maximise outcomes.
WEAK CHIN FILLERS
Recessive jaw syndrome, commonly referred to as a weak chin, is typically inherited and can cause significant self-consciousness. The upper lip may appear to jut out unnaturally in the side profile, which lacks a distinct neck-to-chin shape.
