Dermal fillers offer practical, non-surgical solutions to aesthetic concerns such as volume loss, deepening lines, and prominent expression lines that occur on our faces with aging.
Thanks to developing medical aesthetic techniques, facial features can be reshaped, and the skin can be given a younger, more dynamic appearance.
Types of Fillers: Which Material is Used for What?
Filler applications are performed with the following main materials to address different needs in the skin:
It is the most common and safe type. It is found naturally in the body. It retains moisture, provides volume, and can be dissolved.
Used for areas requiring more intense volume and for collagen stimulation. Its effect lasts 12-18 months.
Its main purpose is not to provide volume, but to improve skin structure by increasing collagen production over time.
Types of Fillers Applied to the Facial Area
Dermal fillers are applied to the following sensitive areas according to the desired result in facial aesthetics:
- 👄 Lip Filler: For volume, contour definition, and asymmetry correction.
- 🍎 Cheek Filler: To add volume and a lifting effect to the mid-face.
- 👁️ Under-Eye Light Filler: To alleviate hollows and dark circles under the eyes. (Sensitive Area)
- 📐 Chin and Jawline Filler: To sharpen and balance the lower facial contours.
- 👃 Nose Filler (Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty): Correction of curvatures and depressions on the nasal bridge.
Longevity and Post-Procedure Considerations
Duration of Effect: Hyaluronic acid fillers show effects for an average of 6-12 months, while semi-permanent fillers last between 12-24 months. Longevity varies depending on the individual's metabolism, the area treated, and lifestyle.
Post-Application Tips:
- Avoid touching the area or applying makeup for the first 24 hours.
- Stay away from hot environments (sauna, steam room) and intense exercise for the first week.
- Mild edema and redness are normal and will disappear on their own in a short time.
⚠️ The Importance of Choosing an Expert Should Never Be Ignored
Although filler application may seem like a simple injection, it is a medical procedure that requires knowledge of facial anatomy. Incorrect product selection or injection technique can lead to serious complications such as vascular occlusion. Therefore, the procedure must be performed by experienced plastic surgeons or dermatologists.
