Hyaluronic acid dermal filler, Juvederm, Hyabell or Art Filler, selected with your doctor20–45 minutes
An injectable treatment, most commonly hyaluronic acid-based, used to restore volume, reshape a feature or smooth folds that have developed with age or naturally exist in your facial structure. We work with several hyaluronic acid filler ranges, including Juvederm, Hyabell and Art Filler, each available in different formulations for different depths and areas. Common areas include the cheeks, lips, under-eye hollows, jawline and chin, with the specific product, thickness and technique selected by your doctor for the area and depth being treated.
Commonly Asked
Most fillers used at the clinic are made from hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in skin, and are not permanent, the body gradually breaks them down over time. This makes them reversible in most cases, which is generally considered a safety advantage.
Common areas include cheeks, lips, under-eye hollows, jawline and chin. We offer several filler ranges: Juvederm (in fine-line and volumising formulations), Hyabell (basic, ultra and deep formulations) and Art Filler (lip-specific, volumising and universal formulations), with different thicknesses and textures suited to different depths and areas. Your doctor selects the specific product based on your facial structure and goals.
Discomfort is usually minimal, especially with topical numbing or the fine needles/cannulas commonly used, and most patients return to normal activities the same day. Mild swelling or bruising at injection points can occur and typically settles within days.
Filler adds volume or reshapes a feature, while Botox relaxes muscle movement that causes expression lines, many patients benefit from a combination rather than either alone. Your doctor will assess which concern is driving your appearance and recommend accordingly.
While uncommon, risks include lumps, asymmetry, or in rare serious cases vascular occlusion where filler affects blood flow, which is why injections should always be performed by an experienced doctor who can recognise and manage complications quickly. A thorough consultation and technique greatly reduce these risks.
Depending on the product and treated area, results typically last from six months to around two years. Your doctor will advise on a realistic top-up schedule based on the specific filler used.
