Facial Aesthetics

It may sound like something you don’t want to put anywhere near your face, but, it actually is the key to smooth, flawless and hydrated skin. In fact, our own skin cells actually produce Hyaluronic Acid naturally to maintain moisture levels.

Why is Hyaluronic acid good for your skin?

1. If skin is sufficiently hydrated, it feels super-soft, plump and looks much more radiant.
2. When skin is hydrated, lines and wrinkles, appear diminished, so it is a great ingredient for those with ageing skin who are desperate to cling on to their youthful perkiness.

Yes, it is!

It works wonders for everyone.

As we age, the amount of Hyaluronic Acid our skin cells produce begins to lessen – this is when lines, wrinkles and rough texture tend to make their debut.

So, if you want to maintain your youthful glow, incorporating Hyaluronic Acid into your anti-ageing skincare routine is definitely a good idea.

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• An “overfilled” appearance to treated areas.
• Swelling or bruising ranging from mild to severe.
• Temporary numbness or redness.
• Palpable lumps or hard areas at the injection sites.

Dermal fillers are instant, so you can see a visible result immediately after injection. It also takes up to 4 weeks for the filler to integrate into the tissue, as some fillers are more cohesive than others.

Avoid taking Aspirin, Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) for 5 days prior to procedure. Vitamin E, Fish Oil, Ginko Biloba, St Johns Wart, Ginseng, and Garlic 7-10 days prior to the procedure. These drugs and herbs may cause excessive bleeding or bruising.

When a filler is injected, it does stretch the skin slightly, filling out sagging skin and tissues that have been weakened over time. However, in most cases, after the filler fades away the skin will recover and revert to the way it looks.

Volumetric rejuvenation of the face with fillers has gained popularity as the least invasive intervention. However complications can occur. Some adverse effects are transient such as erythema and edema, whereas some may persist such as granulomas.

Usually, it takes between one and two weeks for the treatment areas to respond.