Dermal fillers are synthetic materials that
are derived naturally and injected into the skin to remove depression,
wrinkles, and folds. They are also known as wrinkle fillers, soft tissue
fillers, or injectable implants. They are medical implants approved by the Food
and Drug Administration. The effect of dermal fillers can last for a period of
between six months and two years. For permanent and semi-permanent dermal
fillers, the effects can last for five years or more. It is good to note that
dermal fillers can be applied together with Botox. When done together, they
give an even younger look than usual.
Dermal fillers are used for:
- Filling depressions that might be under the eye area
- Smoothing out the vertical lines around the lips and making thin lips plump.
- Smoothing of the deep creases that run from the nose to mouth and adding some volume to them
- Enhancing the shape of cheeks by augmenting them, leading to the restoration of a youthful look
- Making chicken pox or acne scars even with the skin
Types of dermal fillers
Broadly, there are two types of dermal
fillers. Natural dermal fillers last for a shorter time and have immediate
effects. Synthetic dermal fillers are known to last longer. They are considered
to be permanent. The specific types of dermal fillers include;
Botox reduces facial lines and creases for several months after
application. It functions by blocking the nerve signals that cause the
contraction of facial muscles. These fillers can prevent and delay aging.
Xeomin works in the same way as Botox. It is an effective and safe way to
counter forehead wrinkles and crow’s feet. It works by distressing frown lines
and relaxing facial muscles.
Juvederm is a biodegradable synthetic filler. It contains hyaluronic acid
which activates and promotes skin hydration. It also encourages a healthy skin
by using its active ingredients.
Radiesse contains minerals that are naturally present in the body. It
generally plumps and smoothens the skin. It can last for up to one year. Any
swelling and redness produced by it will automatically reduce a few hours after
application.
Fat
grafting for facial rejuvenation involves
taking fats from one part of the body to another. The tissue is removed by
liposuction and injected into the area where enhancement is required. It
reduces the risk associated with inflammation since the body is less likely to
reject its own fats. Natural dermal fillers can be derived either from animals
or human bodies. Synthetic fillers work by blocking nerve signals after
injection into the muscles.
Where to find dermal fillers
You have every reason to consider the
potential of dermal fillers to reverse the signs of aging. They work beyond
what skin products can achieve. Muscle movement, gravity, fat loss, age, and
sun damage are known to take a toll on the skin. It is without question,
therefore, that dermal fillers can give the skin a more youthful appearance and
improve how deep lines appear.
If you want to use dermal fillers, the first
step is to consult a competent dermatologist. In that way, you will figure out
the right filler for you. In the meantime, remember to use sun protection and
safe skin products to keep your skin healthy.
At the Plastic
Surgery Institute of Miami, we have a team of
skilled and accomplished plastic surgeons. This team is committed to delivering
outstanding results in every surgery they perform. The rest of our staff are
warm, professional, and ready to attend to your needs.
How Do Dermal Fillers Work?
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June 15, 2018
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