FILLERS 

What is the effect of Filler ?

 

Fillers are used in the recovery of depressions, in the restoration of areas with loss of volume such as cheeks and lips, in the treatment of wrinkles, and in the correction of deformations in the under-eye area. 

 

What are the Types of Fillers?

 

Fillers vary considerably according to the material they contain and the way they are obtained. Temporary or permanent varieties are available. Permanent fillers are rarely used due to their high side effects. There are dozens of fillers allowed for sale in our country, but the important thing is to use reliable fillers that have been tested for biocompatibility by organizations such as the FDA. 

 

How to Tell if the Filling Material is Reliable?

 

Fillers are generally produced for single use in 1 or 2 cc injectors. The package is opened individually and contains documents such as one or two personalized injectors and the serial number user manual. Be sure to learn the name of the substance applied from your doctor. You can request the documents that come out of the box. 

 

What Should Be Considered In Fillers Injections?

 

•  Make sure that the Sealant used is a reliable brand 

• Make sure that the product used is opened exclusively for you.

• Have enough information about the risks of Fillers 

• Ask if the person performing this procedure is authorized to do this (Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist?)

• Learn in detail the situations you need to pay attention to after the application 

• Definitely go check

 

How Are Fillers Enject?

 

Filling Applications can be applied as 15-20 minute procedures in practice conditions. Although it varies according to the area where the filling is applied, there may be slight redness or bruising due to the injection. 

Generally, the person's business and social life is not affected. 

 

What is the Persistence of Fillers?

 

Depending on the area where the fillers are made and the product used, they have a permanence of 18-24 months. However, this period may be shortened in cases such as smoking. 

 

Which are the most frequently applied fields?

 

Under Eye Fillers

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The area around the eyes is the area where aging on the face occurs most rapidly and clearly. The sagging and tissue reduction in the area between the nose and cheek, which is called the tear trough deformity, causes a tired expression and the under-eye bags to become prominent. Under-eye filler is used for the restoration of this area. In order to achieve a more natural appearance, under-eye filler is applied in combination with cheek filler in some patients. Thin skin and dense veins in this area can increase the risk of side effects in filler injections, but this risk is very low in applications performed by people with appropriate authority and experience. 

 

Cheek fillers 

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With age or structurally  Lack of tissue in the cheek area can lead to appearance disorders and a drooping appearance on the face. Fillers are injected on the cheekbone to provide more proportional facial lines, while creating cheekbone clarity, which is one of the most important components of an aesthetic face. 

 

Lip fillers

 

Structural thinness or asymmetries in the lips can be removed with fillers. Lip augmentation is applied considering the person's current lip structure. It is important to stay within natural limits in lip augmentation. Artificial appearance generally disturbs patients. Fillers are less permanent in this area due to the mobile structure of the lip. 

 

Eyebrow Fillers

 

While deep wrinkles between the eyebrows are significantly improved with Neurotoxin injections, sometimes they may not disappear completely. In the removal of deep wrinkles in these people  fillers are used. Filling with neurotoxin injections in this area increases the permanence of the filling.

 

Perioral Fillers

 

Fillers are also used to correct the lines around the tree. However, nowadays, filling in the cheek-mouth transition area, which we call only the nasolabila region, is losing its popularity. Defotmite in this region is a result of sagging on the cheek. Therefore, first of all, the cheek area is restored, and then, if necessary, filling is applied around the mouth. 

 

Chin Fillers

 

Filling can be applied to the protruding area of the chin or to the missing area to correct the asymmetry for people whose chin area is behind their facial features or who has asymmetry in the chin.