Advanced Dermal fillers in Chiswick

Dermal fillers are widely used to enhance various facial features. They can add volume to the lips, making them fuller and more defined. In the cheeks, fillers provide a lifted, contoured effect. They are also used to smooth out deep lines such as nasolabial folds (laugh lines) and marionette lines, which run from the corners of the mouth downward. Under-eye fillers help reduce hollowness and dark circles, giving a fresher, more awake appearance. Jawline and chin fillers improve facial structure, creating a more sculpted and defined profile.

The Treatment Process and Aftercare:

A typical dermal filler treatment is quick, often taking less than 30 minutes. A numbing cream is applied to minimise discomfort, and the filler is injected using fine needles or cannulas. Some minor swelling, redness, or bruising may occur, but these side effects usually subside within a few days. Most patients can return to their daily activities immediately.

Dermal Fillers vs. Botox: What’s the Difference?

While Botox relaxes facial muscles to reduce dynamic wrinkles (such as forehead lines and crow’s feet), dermal fillers add volume to smooth out static wrinkles and enhance facial features. Many people choose a combination of both treatments for a well-balanced, youthful look.

Are Dermal Fillers Safe?

When administered by a qualified professional, dermal fillers are safe and effective. Choosing an experienced practitioner ensures natural-looking results while minimising risks such as asymmetry or overfilling.

Areas Treated With Fillers:

1. Temples

• Hollow temples: Restores volume loss, softens the bony contour, and creates a balanced profile.

2. Tear Trough (Under-Eye Area)

• Hollow or sunken eyes: Reduces the appearance of dark circles and tired eyes by filling volume loss.

3. Cheeks and Mid-Face

• Cheek enhancement: Restores or enhances cheekbone definition and structure.
• Mid-face lift: Rejuvenates the face by lifting sagging tissues and restoring youthful contours.

4. Nasolabial Folds (Smile Lines)

• Smile lines: Softens deep folds running from the nose to the mouth corners.

5. Nose (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty)

• Dorsal hump correction: Smooths out a bump on the nasal bridge.
• Nasal tip projection: Refines and lifts the nasal tip.
• Bridge augmentation: Enhances the profile by raising a flat bridge.

6. Lips

• Lip augmentation: Adds volume, improves shape, and defines the lip border.
• Lip hydration: Reduces fine lines and gives a hydrated, natural look.
• Cupid’s bow enhancement: Highlights and shapes the upper lip’s central curve.

7. Perioral Area (Around the Mouth)

• Marionette lines: Softens lines running from the mouth corners down to the chin.
• Oral commissures: Lifts downturned corners of the mouth.
• Smoker’s lines (perioral lines): Reduces fine vertical wrinkles around the lips.

8. Chin

• Chin augmentation: Enhances projection, balance, and symmetry of the lower face.
• Chin crease (mental crease): Smooths deep horizontal lines between the chin and lower lip.

9. Jawline

• Jawline definition: Sharpens the jawline for a more structured and contoured appearance.
• Jaw angle enhancement: Creates symmetry and definition in the angle of the jaw.

10. Pre-Jowl Sulcus

• Jowl correction: Fills in hollow areas near the jowls to create a smoother jawline.

11. Smile Lines (Cheek Folds)

• Buccal lines: Reduces deepening lines in the mid-face when smiling.

12. Ear Lobes

• Earlobe rejuvenation: Adds volume and elasticity to thin or stretched earlobes.

13. Face Contouring (Multiple Areas Combined)

• Full-face rejuvenation: Balances overall facial symmetry and proportion, often combining cheeks, jawline, and chin for a “liquid facelift.”