Filling
Filling is a frequently used procedure in aesthetic surgery and dermatology and is used to correct wrinkles and lines on the skin. In this procedure, fillers are injected under the skin to plump and rejuvenate the skin. Fillers usually consist of biocompatible substances such as hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite or poly-L-lactic acid. Filling can be used for various purposes such as clarifying facial contours, plumping the lips, lifting the cheeks. The procedure is usually performed quickly, effectively and minimally invasively.
What Do Filling Applications Do?
Filling applications are a method used for various aesthetic purposes. Injected fillers create volume in the skin, correcting lines and wrinkles. It is also used for different purposes, such as the elimination of various depressions and volume losses, reduction of acne and traumatic scars, correction of facial contours and moisturizing of the skin. The most preferred fillers in filler applications are fillers containing hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring compound in the skin, moisturizes and volumizes the skin. Filler applications usually provide long-term results and the permanence of hyaluronic acid varies between 6 and 18 months. This method is used for various aesthetic purposes such as brow lift, correction of under-eye hollowness, lip contouring, reduction of naso-labial lines, cheekbone definition, jawline definition, nose lift.
Which Areas Is Filling Applied?
Filler aesthetics is used to correct various areas on the face and improve the aesthetic appearance. Although botulinum toxin injection is preferred for eyebrow shaping, sometimes filler injection may also be required. Filling applications are also applied to the temples, which play a role in the fall of the eyebrows, helping to raise the eyebrows and correct the tired appearance. Filling applications are used to correct the problem of collapse in the area called tear trough deformity and dark shading under the eyes. A combination of fillers containing botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid is used to remove fine wrinkles around the mouth. Filler applications can provide a long-lasting lifting effect by using fillers containing calcium hydroxyapatite and polycaprolactone. While filling is applied to the cheek and mid-face area for the reduction of nasolabial grooves, important areas such as vermilion border, red lip area and filtrums are taken into consideration for lip filling. It is important to maintain a natural appearance and lip movements while volumizing the lips with lip fillers. Filling applications are applied to different areas according to the needs and wishes of the person, so a detailed evaluation and planning by a specialist doctor is important.
What are the Possible Side Effects in Filler Applications?
Mild and temporary side effects can usually be seen after filling applications. These include short-term redness, mild bruising, swelling and tenderness in the area. These effects usually disappear on their own within a few days. In rare cases, infection may develop at the site where the filler was injected. Although there is a risk of nerve damage during the injection procedure, this risk is low and usually temporary. In case of incorrect application or inappropriate choice of filler, permanent side effects such as asymmetry, uneven fullness or nodules may occur. Therefore, it should be performed by a doctor who is experienced and specialized in filling applications.
What are Facial Fillers?
The most commonly used biological fillers among facial fillers are hyaluronic acid and collagen. Hyaluronic acid is a molecule that is a natural component of the skin and provides elasticity and moisture balance in the skin. When used as a filler, it adds volume and fullness to the skin, smoothing wrinkles and lines. The effect of hyaluronic acid fillers is temporary and usually lasts between 4-8 months. Collagen is one of the building blocks of the skin and provides skin firmness and elasticity. Collagen fillers of bovine or autologous origin (taken from the person’s own tissue) are widely used. Collagen fillers provide volume and support to the skin, smooth wrinkles and provide a rejuvenating effect. However, the effect of collagen fillers is also temporary and lasts approximately 3-6 months. In addition, synthetic fillers are also used. Synthetic fillers such as polycaprolactone add volume to the skin, smoothing wrinkles and lines. The effect of such fillers can last longer and usually lasts between 1-2 years. Each filler has different properties, advantages and disadvantages. The choice of filler should be based on the patient’s needs, preferences and the doctor’s recommendations.
What is Collagen Filling?
Collagen filler is a type of filler used to reduce volume loss and signs of aging in some areas of the face. This filler is especially effective in correcting wrinkles and depressions in areas such as lips, cheekbones and jawline. Collagen fillers are substances filled with collagen molecules, a natural component of the skin. Collagen fillers are usually classified as biological or absorbable fillers. Such fillers provide volume and support to the skin, fill wrinkles and rejuvenate the skin. However, the duration of action of collagen fillers is temporary and usually varies between three and four months. The duration of action of collagen fillers can be affected by the person’s lifestyle and habits. For example, bad habits such as smoking or excessive sun exposure can shorten the duration of the filling. Therefore, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help keep the skin young and the effect of the filler last longer.
Is Facial Filler Permanent?
Facial fillers made with biological fillers are not permanent. The effect of these fillers usually lasts between 6 and 9 months. Over time, the face is expected to return to its former appearance as the filler is absorbed by the body and its effect diminishes. It is usually recommended to repeat the treatment every 4-5 months, without waiting for the effect of the filler to disappear completely. The temporary nature of facial fillers has many advantages. First of all, the amount and shape of the filling can be adjusted according to people’s preferences and expectations. This is important to achieve a natural and balanced result. In addition, the temporary nature of fillers allows the person’s face to adapt to the natural aging process and respond to changing needs over time. Temporary fillers are absorbed and disappear due to the body’s own natural processes. This ensures that side effects are reversible and the intervention can be withdrawn. People who are not satisfied with the result of the filler application can consult their doctor for correction or correction procedures while the filler dissolution is still ongoing, instead of waiting for the effects to disappear completely. As a result, facial fillers are a temporary treatment and their effects diminish over time. Therefore, regular follow-up and repeated treatments are recommended. To obtain maximum benefit from procedures with fillers, it is important to consult an experienced doctor. Specialized doctors help to achieve a natural and youthful appearance by creating a personalized treatment plan.
Who Cannot Have Facial Fillers?
Certain conditions and health conditions should be taken into consideration before having facial fillers. People with a confirmed allergy to fillers cannot have facial fillers. In addition, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should also avoid facial fillers. Individuals with clotting disorders are not suitable candidates for facial fillers. This is because there is a risk of bleeding at the injection site and other serious complications. Facial fillers are also not recommended in areas with inflammation or infection. This can increase the risk of infection and ultimately lead to undesirable consequences. Individuals with autoimmune skin or connective tissue disorders are not suitable candidates for facial fillers. Such diseases are characterized by the immune system attacking the body’s own tissues and can increase the risk of complications with fillers. In addition, the general health status of the person should also be taken into consideration before having facial fillers. The doctor will assess the patient’s health history and current medication use and determine the most appropriate treatment plan. Dr. Tolga Oğuzhan offers his patients aesthetically natural and balanced results by using the latest techniques in filling applications. By adopting a personalized approach, it creates a treatment plan in line with the patient’s needs and expectations.
