soft tissue fillers

Soft-tissue augmentation with injectable fillers has become an indispensable aspect of aesthetic medicine worldwide. Soft-tissue fillers are an ideal option for patients seeking facialrejuvenation with minimal downtime. For the young patientnot requiring surgery, these materials offer a viable option,while for older patients; surgery can be combined with fillersand other surface treatments to create an optimal result

Before using injectable fillers, anesthesia of the areas to be treated should be considered. Nerve blocks, such as mental, infraorbital, or supraorbital/supratrochlear, work well andprovide analgesia to large areas of the face. The injection technique can vary from simple linear threading and the deposition of a small aliquot to more complex methods such serial linear threading; radial fanning, crosshatching, and serial puncture deposition.

Soft tissue fillers are very effective in following conditions

• Tear troughs
• Nasolabial folds
• Malar augmentation
• Marionette lines
• Lip augmentation
• Nasal reshaping
• Jawline augmentation
• Facial asymmetry (Romberg disease, hemi facialmicrostmia&Facial lipoatrophy)
• To improve body contour rejuvenate hands and face

• Lumps and bumps
• Irregularities
• Pain
• Ecchymosis
• Restoration

Duration: 15 to 30 minutes

Anesthesia: local

Hospital stay: outpatientprocedure

Back to work:  after few hours

Post-operative care: 1 to 2 days

Result: temporary (restoration varies from 6 month to 2 years)

Choosing a Qualified plastic Surgeon Soft tissue fillers injection is a simple procedure, but excellent results require a skilled approach that can only come from specialized training and experience. You need to choose a trained and licensed plastic surgeon that can perform the procedure safely and achieve the results you desire