Filler Materials
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Facial Aesthetics
Filler Materials
Your health and wellbeing, our commitment. We offer you the maximum training and experience to achieve the best results.
Facial aesthetic medicine is aimed at those people who have experienced chronological ageing in their face but who do not wish to undergo any surgical procedure or who simply wish to highlight some part of their face for purely aesthetic purposes. These treatments are carried out in a simple way in a consultation room and by applying certain products, cross-linked hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite and permanent materials that are used specifically in different parts of the face: filling of furrows, facial rejuvenation and volume and lip augmentation.
The filling of furrows, especially the nasogenian folds, must be done with a cannula, as this allows the material to be infiltrated precisely and safely into the area to be treated. This filler allows us to obtain very good aesthetic results, reducing the effect of the passage of time.
This procedure consists of the application of small injections of filler material in the areas to be treated, which are normally prepared with a local anaesthetic for greater patient comfort, giving volume to areas that have lost fat and rejuvenating the face with simple gestures. The material is injected in a subdermal plane, in specific areas such as the cheekbone or infraorbital area. It is always very important to take into account the volume of material to be injected in order to avoid the “puffy face” effect that shows an unfavourable aesthetic result.
Modern cross-linked hyaluronic acids allow us to perform safe and long-lasting lip augmentations (about one year). There are several infiltration techniques to obtain a natural result and they must be combined to avoid undesirable side effects such as excessive projection of the lips which causes a very artificial effect. For a correct placement of the filler material in the lips, we must follow these techniques and fractionate these infiltrations as far as possible in order to achieve the optimum result that each patient desires.
Aesthetic
Depending on the volume to be infiltrated
Outpatient Procedure
Local
Cross-linked Hyaluronic Acid - Calcium Hydroxyapatite
3/4 days
The materials used are long lasting, generally more than one year in the case of resorbable materials such as calcium hydroxyapatite and hyaluronic acid. If the patient wishes the results to be more permanent, we will have to use permanent materials.
It depends on the area to be treated. However, any of the aesthetic medicine techniques can be performed under local or truncal anaesthesia and even with transdermal anaesthesia, i.e. with the application of anaesthetic cream to provide the patient with greater comfort.
In any procedure in which some type of material is injected into the skin, inflammation and bruising may occur. The use of cannulas for its application and the correct performance of the technique greatly reduces the appearance of bruising and in the event of any bruising appearing, it will be very small and localised in the puncture area.
Yes, it can be reapplied once it has been resorbed. We do not recommend re-injections at intermediate intervals as the material will last less time after implantation.
The Jesus Lago Institute team is made up of highly experienced and qualified doctors and healthcare personnel and has an Outpatient Surgery Support Center with state-of-the-art equipment for monitoring their patients.
Salvage surgeries are surgical treatments aimed at treating or modifying complications or negative results of a previous surgical treatment performed at another centre.
Below we will try to clarify some of the doubts that may arise before coming to our office and that may help you to make your decision.
