DERMAL FILLERS LEEDS

Dermal fillers work by using hyaluronic acid, a sugar molecule naturally present in the body. These fillers are a soft injectable gel made of stabilised, non-animal hyaluronic acid, resembling the body's own hyaluronic acid. They are not permanent and aim to reduce wrinkles, enhance facial volume, and revitalise skin with instant results.

Dermal filler treatments are generally safe when performed by experienced professionals like Dr. Saniyya. She uses fillers with excellent safety profiles and specialist techniques to minimise risks. However, no injectable treatment is completely risk-free, and all potential complications are discussed during consultations.

The procedure involves minimal discomfort. A strong numbing cream is applied beforehand, and the fillers contain an anaesthetic. The use of fine needles or cannulas reduces discomfort to a tiny pin-prick sensation.

Injectable treatments have risks, but these are minimised by using high-quality fillers and specialist techniques. Common side effects include swelling, bleeding, bruising, redness, and, less commonly, lumps and infection. These rarer side effects are detailed in the consultation.

Time off work is generally not required as the procedures are minimally invasive with little downtime.

The required amount of filler varies per individual and is determined during a thorough consultation. The doctor assesses the area of concern and advises on the needed quantity. The decision on the amount of filler is not required before the appointment.

A natural look is achievable, adhering to a 'less is more' approach. A maximum of 1 ml is injected per session to avoid overfilled lips. For noticeable volume, gradual build-up over several sessions is advised for natural-looking results.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty does not make the nose look bigger. By refining the nose's angles and shadows, it appears smaller. This advanced treatment requires a thorough understanding of anatomy, artistic skill, and precise technique.

The frequency of dermal filler treatments varies. For lips, maintenance top-ups are advised every 3-6 months. For small lips needing volume, more regular top-ups may be needed. For other areas, top-ups are generally required every 9-12 months. Dermal filler can be injected after two weeks if necessary.

Only high-quality dermal fillers from leading manufacturers like Teoxane, Juvederm, and Perfectha are used. The product choice varies per individual, based on a detailed assessment and individual requirements. Aesthetica Medical only uses dermal filler products from recognised brands and has a diligently sourced supply chain in place. 

Fillers are not administered to those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Although there is no evidence that harm can be caused, testing on expectant or new mothers has obviously not been carried out. 

Comprehensive assessments are conducted to understand concerns and create a bespoke treatment plan. Expert advice follows. Patients can also email photos for guidance.

Clients must be 18 or older, with no exceptions for those under 18, even with parental consent. If you are fortunate enough to look under 18, a photo ID is required at the appointment.

The appointment day involves filling out a medical consent form, discussing the treatment area, expressing concerns, and forming a treatment plan. Previous aesthetic treatments will be asked of. Numbing cream application and discussion of side effects, risks, and filler types follow. The consultation takes most of the time, with the actual injecting being quicker. Post-treatment, an aftercare plan is provided along with contact details. You have the opportunity to ask any questions you have.