Hyaluronic fillers (for face and lips) in Zagreb

What are hyaluronic fillers, and what can they be used for?

Hyaluronic dermal fillers contain hyaluronic acid, a natural substance that moisturises and fills the skin. Hyaluronic fillers for the face are used to reduce wrinkles, and face contouring and improve the appearance of the area under the eyes. Hyaluronic fillers for lips are used to increase their volume. They provide immediate results, improving the skin’s youthful appearance and texture.

How long do hyaluronic fillers last, what types are there, and which are the best?

The duration of hyaluronic fillers is usually between 6 and 18 months, depending on the type of the filler, area of application and individual factors such as metabolism and skin type.

Types of hyaluronic fillers are divided according to their lifespan:

• Short-term fillers with a lower density provide a natural appearance for a shorter time. They are frequently used for lips and areas around the eyes.
• Medium-term fillers that have higher density and last longer. They are ideal for volumizing the checks and facial contouring.
• Long-term fillers are of the highest density. They are used for stronger volume and long-lasting results, usually in the jaw and chin area.

The best hyaluronic fillers are:

• Juvederm: known for its soft texture and long-lasting effect. It is used for different aesthetic treatments.
• Restylane: a versatile filler offering different formulas for specific needs, including volume and hydration.
• Belotero: ideal for superficial wrinkles and fine lines, providing a natural appearance.

What is the recovery and are there complications (contraindications)?

Hyaluronic filler recovery is usually fast and minimal. After the treatment, most of the people can return to their everyday activities almost immediately. Nevertheless, some temporary symptoms may occur, such as skin redness and swelling. They appear on the spot of the injection, and they usually disappear in a few days. Small bruises may also appear at the injection site. Another symptom that can occur a few days after the treatment is a sensitivity of the skin to the touch.

Possible complications of hyaluronic acid fillers include:

• Infections may occur, although rare, but they can appear on the spot of the injection.
• Allergic reactions are rare but possible. They include redness, rash or itching.
• Asymmetry is sometimes a consequence of irregularities in a result and may require additional corrections.
• Nodules are small lumps that appear if the filler is not evenly distributed.
• Filler migration occurs in rare cases when filler may migrate from the application spot.

To prevent hyaluronic filler contraindications, it is recommended to follow the specialist’s instructions and consult them if any unusual symptoms appear.

What is the cost of hyaluronic fillers?

Hyaluronic fillers cost varies depending on the type of fillers and the area of applications. For a precise evaluation and advice tailored to your needs, don’t hesitate to schedule a consultation with our experts. Contact us today and find out the possibilities and the cost of hyaluronic fillers.