Facial filler may be used in selected patients to restore volume or modify particular contours. Injectable materials, most commonly hyaluronic acid products, are placed at a depth chosen according to anatomy and the treatment goal. A filler cannot correct every skin concern, wrinkle or scar, and different products are not interchangeable. Areas such as the cheeks, tear troughs, lips, nose and chin have different indications and risks, so suitability requires individual medical assessment.
Skin aging is one of the natural physiological processes of our body, and with this process, changes occur in the skin. However, the formation of wrinkles on our face cannot be associated only with aging. Especially the wrinkles and lines formed in the forehead area...
Symmetrical lines, distinct and striking curves, prominent details on the face... Due to these standards, it is common for people to look alike today. However, the idea that everyone looks so similar to each other, aesthetic practices...
Non-surgical aesthetic treatments may be considered for selected skin and facial concerns. Unlike surgery, many are performed without general anesthesia and may involve shorter recovery, although downtime and risk depend on the procedure and the individual. Suitability and expected outcomes require medical assessment…
