What to Know Before Try Dermal Fillers?

Dermal Fillers: What They Are?

Dermal fillers are injectable substances in the subcutaneous tissue to correct some skin imperfections such as wrinkles or scars and to reduce the signs of aging. They are called fillers precisely because they tend to "fill" the lines of the face and plump cheeks or lips.

By not acting surgically, dermal fillers Perth are preferred to more invasive interventions and other painful treatments. Moreover, if done correctly, they give an absolutely natural and non-artificial result.

Dermal Fillers: Practical Guide

Let's try to understand something more about face fillers through this small practical guide, bearing in mind that you must always rely on qualified professionals, in order not to run the risk of having complications.

When to Use Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are useful when you want to fill the wrinkles around the eyes (the so-called crow's feet), correct the nasolabial furrows, increase the volume of the lips, fill all the signs of aging and aging, give different shape cheekbones or eliminate scars and marks left by acne or surgery.

How to Choose the Most Suitable Filler?

Before deciding to have a dermal filler injected, it is important to know the different types of fillers that exist. The most common are certainly those with hyaluronic acid, a natural polymer naturally present in the extra-cellular matrix.

Over time, the hyaluronic acid naturally contained in the skin tends to decrease and wrinkles and expression lines appear. With hyaluronic acid-based infiltrations, hydration and firmness are restored to the tissues.

Then there are collagen fillers, which is always a protein naturally produced by our body. Especially useful for restoring tone and firmness, collagen fillers are also suitable for filling lips that are too thin or the marks left by scars. These two face fillers are part of the so-called resorbable fillers, which are then slowly reabsorbed by the body over time. However, different from non-surgical face lifting.