The purpose of Dermal Fillers is to plump up fine lines, wrinkles, some scarring, and augment the lips by restoring volume and definition.


Dermal fillers are made from a variety of materials and the effects can be either temporary or permanent, depending on the type of dermal filler. Any fillers placed on the market as medical devices must meet the requirements of the Medical Devices Directive. Such materials must be CE-marked, which indicates that the manufacturer has verified that the product will not compromise the clinical condition or the safety of patients, when used under the conditions and for the purposes intended, and that any risks are acceptable when weighed against the benefits anticipated from the clinical use intended by the manufacturer.
There are dermal fillers derived from collagen, some which come from a bovine source and some from porcine. Other fillers are synthetically produced in laboratory and are derived from hyaluronic acid.
Fillers such as Collagen and Juvederm, derived from both collagen and hyaluronic acid respectively, are temporary biodegradable products which last 6-9 months depending on the product and the amount used.
At Flawless Face and Body, we use only Biodegradable products since these products are the safest and most predictable. The company uses a range of Dermal Fillers to suit the needs of its patients and the area treated.
The Clinician will provide a thorough assessment of your needs and make the appropriate recommendations based on your budget and treatment results.
Juvederm/Softline Max and Softline: the company prefers these products since their texture and treatment results are more natural than other competitive products.
Boletaro: equally, Boletaro product line provides a natural treatment outcome. The clinician will advise the patient on which Boletaro or Juvederm product is most appropriate for the patient based on the aesthetic results that the patient want to achieve.
Restylane: this product is a part of our offering but we feel that there are other products which produce more natural results.
The lines and wrinkles are softened, the lips can be plumped up and given more definition. The degree of correction is dependent on the patient's wishes and the amount of product used. Results are also dependent on a patient's skin type and facial structure, their life style and their own perception.
Risks can include a small risk of allergic reaction to the filler or bruising of the treated area. People with a history of cold sores may experience a recurrence after treatment, although this can be minimised by the use of antiviral medicines.
Fillers are a single use item, and part-used syringes should not be stored for future use.
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