Facial Fillers Before and After Results

Enhancing your natural beauty with dermal fillers is a popular choice for many seeking a rejuvenated appearance. When considering fillers, it’s essential to understand the key differences between permanent and resorbable options.

Permanent fillers offer long-lasting results, as they don’t break down over time like resorbable fillers. However, it’s crucial to note that their effects are irreversible. This means that once injected, they remain in the skin indefinitely, making any adjustments or corrections challenging.

Furthermore, the use of permanent fillers carries the risk of delayed hypersensitivity reactions, which can lead to discomfort or complications over time.

In contrast, resorbable fillers provide a safer alternative. While they may not last as long as permanent fillers, their temporary nature allows for flexibility in adjusting or reversing the effects if desired. Additionally, resorbable fillers generally pose a lower risk of adverse reactions, offering peace of mind for patients.

Understanding the natural ageing process is key to addressing concerns about facial volume loss. Over time, several factors contribute to the gradual changes in our skin’s appearance:

1. Loss of Hyaluronic Acid and Elasticity: Hyaluronic acid is a vital component of healthy, youthful skin, responsible for hydration and plumpness. As we age, our bodies produce less hyaluronic acid, leading to decreased skin elasticity and firmness. This decline contributes to the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and overall loss of volume.
2. Reduction of Subcutaneous Fat: Another hallmark of facial ageing is the gradual loss of subcutaneous fat, which provides crucial support and volume to the facial contours. As fat diminishes over time, particularly in areas like the cheeks and temples, the skin may appear hollowed or sunken, further exacerbating the signs of ageing.
3. Bone Resorption: Ageing also affects the underlying facial bones, resulting in a process known as bone resorption. This natural phenomenon involves the gradual loss of bone density and volume, particularly in areas such as the jawline and cheekbones. As the structural support provided by the bones diminishes, the overlying skin can appear less defined and sagging.

Collectively, these age-related changes contribute to facial volume loss, causing the skin to sag and lose its youthful contours. Fortunately, advancements in aesthetic medicine offer a range of treatments to address these concerns and restore volume to the face.

Fillers and botulinum toxin are both used to treat wrinkles. However, their mode of action is completely different. It’s essential to understand between two popular options: hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers and botulinum toxin, commonly known as Botox. While both are revered for their ability to combat wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin, their mechanisms of action and treatment approaches differ significantly, catering to distinct aesthetic needs and goals.

Botulinum toxin operates by targeting the underlying muscles responsible for creating dynamic wrinkles, such as crow’s feet and frown lines. Through precise injections, the toxin induces localised paralysis, temporarily inhibiting muscle contractions and effectively softening the appearance of expression lines. This preventive approach not only diminishes existing wrinkles but also helps deter the formation of new ones, making it a preferred choice for individuals seeking to maintain a youthful, wrinkle-free visage.

On the other hand, HA fillers offer a corrective solution by directly addressing volume loss and skin irregularities. Composed of a gel-like substance, these fillers are strategically injected beneath the skin’s surface to plump up hollow areas, smooth out wrinkles, and restore youthful contours. Unlike Botox, which focuses on muscle relaxation, HA fillers work by physically augmenting and replenishing lost volume, yielding immediate and noticeable improvements in skin texture and appearance. This corrective approach makes HA fillers particularly effective in targeting static wrinkles—those present even at rest—and enhancing facial symmetry and balance.

Glowing, contoured, high cheekbones are a feature many women find sexy and beautiful.

As we age the bone and tissues of the face lose volume. Our high cheekbones become less defined, and we are left with a little bit of a droop. Over time, the loss of Hyaluronic Acid within the skin means we lose some of the youthful elasticity of our cheeks, which makes them appear a bit saggy. The fat pads on our cheeks begin to slide down and create more pressure on our nasolabial fold; the line that connects the tip of your nose to the corner of your lips. This makes the fold more pronounced.

Adding dermal fillers deep within the skin restores it’s youthful elasticity. By adding volume strategically to the midface area, by enhancing the curve of the cheekbones, we are able to lift the cheeks, lips and lower face. You can see visible results instantly after your treatment, so you can enjoy your revitalised look right away. The results are natural-looking and are clinically proven.

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Who doesn’t want plump, luscious, natural-looking lips? The natural ageing process changes the appearance of your face over time. So what happens to our lips? Where did the volume go? Our facial bone structure actually changes over time. The bone that supports your lips gets reabsorbed into the body, without its support, your upper lip may appear thinner and flatter. The appearance of lines and wrinkles Our skin loses Hyaluronic Acid (HA) over time, which means that we lose some of that youthful elasticity. We smile a lot, and the repetition of smiling starts to show with marionette lines; the little lines on the sides of your lips. Getting lips you’ll love is achievable. Facial fillers can not only smooth wrinkles around the mouth, but they can also make them fuller, more symmetrical, and more noticeable. Filling your marionette lines gives a smoother look. Filling bar lines around your mouth gives a younger appearance.

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You may have heard the term ‘liquid face lift’. Rather than going for invasive surgery, injecting facial fillers in certain areas using specific techniques provides similar effects without the complications of surgery. The non-surgical cosmetic injections restore facial volume, enhance contours, and smooth fine lines. They offer a subtle lifting effect, without the downtime or risks of traditional facelift surgery. to your CHEEKS, JAWLINE and CHIN, many women look beautiful and younger.

Using advanced techniques, we can strategically inject fillers into areas such as the cheeks, jawline, and chin. This restores lost volume, enhances definition, and creates a more youthful, rejuvenated appearance.

Many patients find that dermal fillers can mimic the results of a thread lift, offering a noticeable lift and contour, particularly in the mid and lower face. This makes them a popular choice for those wanting natural-looking results without undergoing invasive procedures.

At Dr Matla Aesthetics in Newcastle, we use premium, medical-grade hyaluronic acid fillers that integrate smoothly with your skin for soft, long-lasting results. Treatments are quick, safe, and tailored to your facial anatomy.

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