Injectable Fillers
The primary reason for considering Injectable Fillers Therapy is
the desire to look as young as you feel. Collagen and
hyaluronanic acid are the building blocks of your skin. As you
age the years of laughing, smiling, talking, and tanning
inevitably crease your skin. Over time, the amount of collagen
and hyaluronanic acid your body produces will diminish. These
factors can leave you with wrinkles and lines. Injected under
the surface of skin, they effectively restore the natural
youthful-looking contours of your face, smoothing wrinkles and
filling lines. Frown lines, tear trough, acne scars, cheek
depression, oral commissaries, forehead, crowfeet, nasolabial
and lips can be treated. The result of your treatment will be
evident immediately.
Patients with the following conditions are advised to avoid
injectable fillers:
1. Prone to chronic infections
2. Prone to severe allergic reactions
3. Pregnant or breast feeding
4. Active cold sores
5. Taking cortisone
6. Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
7. Taking anti-coagulant medication
Risks and side effects
The treated area can become redness, lumpy, bruise and swelling
but will disappear within 1 week after the injection. During the
first two days, the needle marks will settle and disappear.
After Injectable Fillers Therapy care
For the first 24 hours, in general leave the area alone, do not
touch the injection site, and apply make-up. Stop exercise
vigorously, expose to extreme heat or cold.
For the first week, you should avoid all activities that can
increase lines and wrinkles on your face. Keep your face as
still as possible to allow the filler to absorb as evenly as
possible. Try to sleep on your back so that the skin on your
face will drape evenly. If your lips have been treated, you
should avoid pursing your lips. You should therefore avoid using
drinking straws.
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