Hyaluronic acid is a chemical found in our bodies. As we age, our bodies stop making as much hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin, which all help us seem young. As a result, the moisturising and plumping effects diminish, and our skin starts to look aged, sagging, and wrinkled.

Hyaluronic acid, a transparent gel that is the major component of dermal fillers, is a substance that naturally integrates into the tissue after being injected into the skin to restore lost volume.

Dermal fillers can be injected into problem areas on the face, neck, or back of the hands with the help of a little needle to create younger-looking skin and revive the skin’s overall appearance. Since the procedure is not permanent, you might need further injections in the future to maintain your youthful appearance.

Reactions are uncommon, and all potential side effects will be covered during your appointment. Anyone pregnant or nursing should avoid using dermal fillers. It’s crucial to wait until the skin has fully healed if you’ve had laser therapy or chemical peeling before proceeding with dermal fillers, so we advise waiting two weeks. In a similar vein, we do suggest waiting at least two weeks before receiving any more skin treatments. Diseased or irritated skin is not a good candidate for dermal fillers. We would not advise the procedure if you have another active skin condition in the treatment area.