The type of filler used and the person’s metabolism affect how long dermal fillers last. Hyaluronic acid fillers typically last between six and eighteen months, although calcium hydroxylapatite fillers might last up to two years. To maintain the effects, you should get touch-up treatments every 6 to 12 months.

Dermal fillers carry the same risks as any medical procedure in terms of adverse effects. Hence, a few possible side effects are bruising, swelling, redness, and discomfort at the injection site. Although rare, serious side effects such as infections or allergic responses are possible. It’s crucial to select an expert injector and adhere to their aftercare guidelines to reduce the possibility of unwanted effects.

Yes, dermal fillers combined with other cosmetic procedures can improve the outcomes. For example, dermal fillers can treat volume loss in the lower half of the face, while Botox can smooth out wrinkles in the top region of the face. We can combine dermal fillers with laser skin resurfacing to enhance the texture and tone of the skin.