How long will my results last?

We use only the highest grade products here at REAL Clinic. You should be able to enjoy your results for between 9-18 months (sometimes longer) depending on the area treated and desired outcome. Top up appointments will be recommended.

Do dermal fillers hurt?

Dermal Fillers aren’t considered painful, although you may experience some tenderness at the point of injection, and mild swelling immediately post treatment. This will settle in the days following your procedure. The dermal filler itself contains a numbing agent, and we can also apply a numbing cream for your comfort if required.

How much do dermal fillers cost?

Depending on the area of treatment and the desired outcome, a typical cost would be between £300-£500 per area, but would be discussed at consultation.

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DERMAL FILLERS (FACE)

Dermal Fillers is a gel like and safe substance that contains hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally present in the skin. It is injected to fill any areas of the body lacking in volume. Fillers commonly target lines around the mouth, nose and chin, and this can enhance facial features and shallow wrinkles. They can reshape noses and lips and add much needed volume. If several areas are treated, then the shape of the face can significantly change. For a harmonious and natural result, our practitioners will use their extensive expertise to advise on which treatments complement each other.

Dermal fillers can be used to help reduce the signs of ageing and to create more defined facial features. This is an injectable procedure that can be performed on many different areas of the face that can help: smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, add volume to hollows around the eyes (tear trough fillers), reshape the jawline (jawline contouring), replace lost volume to the face and add volume to thin lips. Dermal fillers also contain hyaluronic acid to boost skin moisture and restore the skin’s youthfulness and radiance.

A one-to-one approach to targeting signs of ageing using dermal fillers can also help to improve the skin’s texture. High-quality skin care, such as medical-grade skin care, works well with dermal fillers to help keep skin firm and plump, as well as feeling soft and supple. Collagen and elastin are natural substances found in the skin that help maintain the volume and hydration properties that dermal fillers attempt to restore.

Our practitioners thoroughly examine client concerns during the pre-treatment consultation. Whether you’re looking to address crow’s feet, flat cheeks, dark circles under the eyes, thin lips, smokers lines, wrinkles around the mouth or a weak jaw, our team will apply just the right amount of filler to create a natural look. The injections are made with a very small needle to minimise discomfort and a topical numbing cream can be applied first so the treatment is more comfortable. There is also a numbing agent contained in the filler and thus also helps control any discomfort during application.

We use only the highest grade dermal fillers, ensuring that the treatment is not only successful but also safe. Besides helping to prevent signs of ageing and create a more balanced appearance to the face, dermal fillers are an effective treatment to correct facial asymmetries.

How long will my results last?

We use only the highest grade products here at REAL Clinic. You should be able to enjoy your results for between 9-18 months (sometimes longer) depending on the area treated and desired outcome. Top up appointments will be recommended.
Do dermal fillers hurt?

Dermal Fillers aren’t considered painful, although you may experience some tenderness at the point of injection, and mild swelling immediately post treatment. This will settle in the days following your procedure. The dermal filler itself contains a numbing agent, and we can also apply a numbing cream for your comfort if required.
How much do dermal fillers cost?

Depending on the area of treatment and the desired outcome, a typical cost would be between £300-£500 per area, but would be discussed at consultation.