Dermal fillers are all about enhancing your natural beauty and they are one of the most common treatments carried out by Dr. Scott Allison.
Dermal fillers are designed to add volume, lift and symmetry to your face, giving you a refreshed and natural appearance. Most popularly used to plump lips and enhance the cheek bones, dermal fillers are a versatile treatment that can also be used to correct fine lines, smooth deep creases, restore volume and even reshape the chin and jawline.
One of the most popular advantages to dermal fillers is that the results are instant. Brisbane dermal fillers are also a very short treatment: you will quickly be on your way to looking like the best possible version of you.
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Benefits
- Add volume & fullness
Dermal fillers can help add volume, fullness and definition to the lips, cheeks, chin and jawline
- Restore lost facial volume
As we age, we lose the youthful volume in our face, which dermal fillers can help to restore
- Restore facial balance
Our highly skilled injectors can minimise the appearance natural or injury-induced asymmetries with dermal filler.
- Replenish & rehydrate the skin
Dermal fillers replace structure by adding contour and volume, they also help to hydrate the treated area.
Dermal filler treatments
Lip filler
Lip filler is one of the most common treatments carried out by Dr. Scott Allison. The lips are one of the first areas that highlight the tell-tale signs of ageing. Lip filler treatment can enhance lip volume and define the lip line.
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Cheek filler
Dermal filler used in the cheeks can make an enormous different to the way that light reflects off the face. Cheek filler treatments help improve size and symmetry while enhancing the shape for a more youthful appearance.
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Jawline filler
The jawline is a commonly overlooked area of the face, but is of the utmost importance when it comes to balancing the upper, middle & lower thirds of the face. Jawline filler treatments can restore lost volume and add structural support to the cheek and chin area giving a more youthful and balanced jawline.
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Tear through filler
The tear trough deformity (or sunken under eyes) is a concave hollowing that develops under the eyes that becomes more pronounced as we age. Tear through filler treatments or under eye filler treatments, treat and correct dark circles & shadows under the eye caused by the tear trough deformity.
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Nasolabial fold
The nasolabial fold is often softened by correcting volume loss and sagging in the midface and jawline. This can be further improved by strategic placement of filler whilst still allowing for natural facial expression. Nasolabial fold treatments give a smoother transition from the cheek to the area around the mouth which is more aesthetically pleasing.
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Temples
Replacing volume in the temples provides a significant improvement in the overall shape of the face and a more youthful appearance. Temple treatments improve the hollowing in the temple area and the shape of the brow while also adding a smoother curve between the forehead, temple and cheek.
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Non-surgical nose job
Nose filler (also known as the non-surgical rhinoplasty) is a popular treatment. It can be used correctively to address asymmetry, restore an ageing nose or to beautify. As it is the central point of the face, it plays an important role in the overall aesthetic of the face.
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True-lift
The ‘True-Lift’ is a procedure that aims to re-tighten the ligaments of the face and create lift, but without adding unnecessary volume. This treatment is often combined with regular filler procedures to restore lost volume to produce a natural and beautiful outcome.
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Injectable moisturiser
Injectable moisturiser or skin boosters are a unique anti-ageing treatment that deeply penetrates the skin to refresh and rejuvenate. Only one treatment is enough to achieve significant change and visible results in skin quality that lasts for up to 9 months.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT DERMAL FILLER
How long will it last?
Dermal filler will generally last 12-18 months, however in some people it will be longer than this.
What type of filler?
It is important to have a good knowledge of the various dermal fillers that are available and their properties. They vary in the degree of lift they produce in the tissue, the stiffness (or softness) they produce in the tissue, the degree of hydration and their longevity. It is important to consider what if trying to be achieved in choosing the best type of filler for a particular patient. In a younger patient where volume is the main aim and where there is already good existing structure, a softer filler is ideal. In contrast, when we are trying to re-create structure in the lip as well as volume we would choose something with slightly more structure.
Pain relief during procedure
A numbing cream is applied to the lips 15-20 minutes prior to the procedure. This creates a good level of pain relief and allows for a very comfortable procedure. If required regional nerve blocks can be used (similar to what you would receive at the dentist), however this is rarely necessary.
Possible side effects
Dermal fillers are a very safe procedure, however, as with any medical procedure there are some risks to consider. Most patients will have some degree of swelling associated with this treatment, but this will settle over the following few days. There may be some discomfort, bleeding or bruising. There have been cases in Australia of vascular injury whereby filler is inadvertently injected into a blood vessel. It is very rare but if it occurred could lead to necrosis of the skin or visual loss. A thorough knowledge of facial anatomy and safe injecting techniques can greatly minimise this risk, however if any signs were to occur the filler would need to be dissolved immediately.
