What is Hyaluronic Acid?
Hyaluronic acid is a substance found naturally in our body and especially protects the moisture of the skin. When its production decreases over time, dryness, dullness and loss of volume occur in the skin. At this point, hyaluronic acid fillers come into play.

What is Hyaluronic Acid Fillers Used For?
This filler is used to add volume and soften wrinkles, beyond moisturizing the skin. Lip fillers are very effective in softening nasolabial lines (folds between the nose and mouth), highlighting the cheekbones and shaping the jawline.

How is the Application Done?
The filling process is usually made comfortable with local anesthetic creams. The filler is injected into the needed area with fine-tipped needles or cannulas. The process takes about 15-30 minutes and you can return to your daily life immediately.

How Long Does the Effect Last?
The effect of hyaluronic acid fillers varies between 6 and 18 months on average, depending on the density of the product used and the area where it is applied. When the effect decreases, the procedure can be repeated.

What are its advantages?

Provides a natural appearance.

It is reversible, and can be dissolved with a special enzyme if desired.

The risk of allergy is quite low.

The recovery period after the application is short.

When are the results seen?
The results are seen immediately after the filling procedure. There may be a slight edema in the first few days, but this passes in a short time and the final form of the filler emerges.

Can Everyone Have It Done?
Except for pregnancy, breastfeeding and some skin infections, most people with good general health can safely have this procedure done. However, a physician's evaluation is absolutely necessary before the application.