Full Face Fillers
Full face fillers are a medical aesthetic protocol used to restore lost facial volume, correct asymmetries and reshape the anatomical proportions of the face with a holistic approach.
Overview
Full face fillers are a medical aesthetic protocol used to restore facial volume lost through ageing, gravity, sudden weight loss or genetic factors, to correct asymmetries and to reshape the anatomical proportions of the face with a holistic approach.
The treatments within this protocol are as follows: Under-eye (tear trough) filler is usually a single session; the procedure takes 15–20 minutes, the first results are visible immediately and the effect lasts 9–18 months. Nose filler is completed in one session of about 15–20 minutes, with immediate results lasting 8–12 months. Cheekbone filler is planned as one session of around 20–30 minutes, with immediate results lasting 12–18 months. Nasolabial filler is applied in one session of 15–20 minutes, with immediate results lasting 9–12 months. Temple filler is a single 15–20 minute session, with an immediate effect lasting 12–18 months. Forehead filler is applied in one session of around 20–30 minutes, with immediate first results lasting about 9–15 months. Lip filler is a single 15–30 minute session, with immediate results lasting 6–12 months. Chin and jawline filler is completed in one 20–30 minute session, with immediate results lasting 12–18 months.
Procedure and Important Notes
How Is It Performed?
After a detailed facial analysis, a personalised golden-ratio plan is made. Once the treatment areas are numbed with anaesthetic cream, the filler is placed at the targeted depths using blunt-tipped cannulas in areas critical for tissue safety and micro-needles elsewhere.
Aftercare
For the first 24–48 hours, do not apply firm pressure to the treated areas, sleep face down or rub your face. For the first few days, avoid very hot baths, saunas, Turkish baths, intense exercise and alcohol, and drink plenty of water.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and is not a substitute for a medical examination. The method, number of sessions and results vary from person to person; the plan that suits you is decided together after the initial consultation.
