TEAR TROUGH FILLER

Dermal filler treatments work well for replenishing lost volume and accentuating your features. If you're thinking about this treatment, it's advised to chat with one of our experienced clinician for guidance. The good news is, fillers can be used on all skin types.

However, there are situations where we'd advise against fillers. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, certain health issues, have active acne or an infection in the treatment area, or have had allergies to dermal fillers or similar products in the past, it might not be suitable. We'll assess your suitability for the treatment during your consultation.

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You'll often see the best results after one to two sessions. If you need additional treatment, we typically recommend waiting for two weeks to ensure any swelling or bruising has had time to fade.

The injections are not painful. To make the experience even more soothing, we offer numbing cream, numbing injections, and skin cooling. Moreover, many of our dermal fillers contain anesthetics within the filler itself, ensuring additional pain relief during the process.

Like most injections, you might experience some redness, swelling, tenderness, and bruising, which could take 2-3 days to go away, and bruises sometimes even longer. It's a good idea not to schedule your treatments right before important commitments. Give yourself at least a two-week buffer between your treatment and any significant social or work events.

Our skilled and experienced clinicians handle all our injectable treatments. You can feel confident that our entire team is dedicated to providing you with top-notch care.

Before your treatment, it's a good idea to steer clear of blood-thinning medications like aspirin or ibuprofen (unless prescribed by your doctor) for three days. And if possible, try to skip alcohol for a day before your treatment. We'll need you to be around for a follow-up afterward, so it's best not to schedule your injectable treatment if you're planning to travel in the next two weeks.

Dermal fillers like Juvederm, Teosyal, Stylage, Restylane, and Belotero, which are made from hyaluronic acid, can be reversed. This reversal process entails an injection of water containing an enzyme called Hyaluronidase. This enzyme swiftly and painlessly breaks down the filler, restoring your skin to its natural state.

How long your results last typically varies based on the treated area, the product chosen, and your individual metabolism. In general, most patients find that a follow-up treatment is necessary only once every 9-12 months.