• Temple area
• Eyes (i.e. tear troughs, glabellar lines, and crow’s feet)
• Nose (nasolabial folds)
• Lips
• Cheeks
• Around the mouth (i.e. smoker’s lines, laugh lines, and marionette lines)
• Chin
• Mental crease (a horizontal fine line between chin and lower lips)
• Jowls
• Neck
• Back of hands
• Earlobes

Reasons to consider dermal fillers:

Dermal filler in Hisar is a good solution especially for the face as it restores the lost volume and redefines the contours of the face. One can consider dermal fillers for various purposes such as:

• Filling up the deep folds
• Providing a subtle lift to the face when injected in the cheeks & jawline area
• Redefining the borders and plumping of thin lips
• Reducing the appearance of recessed scars
• Boosting of skin’s vitality for a more hydrated, healthier skin tone in areas including face, neck, décolletage, or hands.

Types of dermal fillers used for tackling the signs of aging:

Dermal fillers are categorized based on the substance of which they are composed. These include:

• Hyaluronic acid– It is the naturally-found sugar component in the skin that can be used in gel form as a top-up for healthy-young-looking skin. This essential ingredient of filler is capable of keeping the skin moist and elastic as it can retain a large amount of moisture in the skin dermis, thereby showing a plumping or a semi-permanent volumizing effect. It’s the most popular dermal filler and the results can last from 6-12 months.
• Calcium hydroxylapatite– This natural substance finds its source from within the bones. When used as a filler ingredient, it is available as uniform CaHA microspheres that are suspended in a thicker gel carrier i.e. aqueous carboxymethylcellulose. It is a non-permanent, highly biocompatible dermal filler that usually lasts for roughly 18 months.
• Poly-L-Lactic acid (PLLA)- It is a semi-permanent, absorbable, injectable substance in its synthetic form which can gradually restore the lost skin volume and induce collagen remodeling. If injections are given over the course of several months, these types of fillers can last for about 2 years.
• Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) beads– It is a synthetic polymer that can become another cosmetic filling agent and a collagen inducer. This type of filler is chosen because of its easy access, low cost, simple application technique, safety within human tissues, and semi-permanent results. It may require multiple injections for achieving long-term results.

Talk to an expert at Room No. 109, Sewak Sabha Charitable Trust Hospital, Hisar to know which filler type can be suitable for your facial aging concerns.

The final desired results can appear about 4 weeks after the treatment. The patient must be reviewed for the progression of the planned results and recovery to determine if further maintenance sessions are required.

Aftercare that patients must follow after Dermal filler treatment:

• Immediately after injections, the treatment site must be cleaned. The patient must avoid touching, scratching, rubbing, pricking the treated area for a few hours.
• After 6 hours, the skin of the treated area can be cleaned with a gentle cleanser and water.
• Apply cool compresses regularly for the first 24 hours after injections to soothe the skin and have relief from swelling and bruising or any discomfort.
• Avoid putting makeup at least on the day of the procedure.
• For the first few nights, sleep on the back to avoid putting pressure on the treated areas.
• At least for 24 hours, avoid the use of oil-based makeups, alpha-hydroxy acids, retinol, and Vitamin C.
• Do not expose the treated site to intense heat which includes sun tanning beds, saunas, and hot water baths.
• Avoid strenuous physical activities that can overheat the body and cause sweating for the first 24 hours.
• Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption at least for a day after the treatment.
• Do not undergo other facial treatments including waxing, facials, chemical peeling, microdermabrasion, and intense pulsed light or laser therapies at least for 2 weeks post-treatment.