Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Fillers & Lip Augmentation

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers at Centrum estetiky Cheb restore volume and smooth deeper static folds that botulinum toxin cannot address — nasolabial folds, drooping mouth corners, lost facial volume — and are also used to enhance and define the lips. Hyaluronic acid is a sugar molecule naturally present in skin that binds water; injected as a smooth gel it physically lifts and hydrates the treated area. MUDr. Ivana Konečná, who has trained in Juvéderm Voluma, Volbella, Restylane and Juvéderm Lips techniques, selects a product matched to the area and depth from brands including Juvéderm, Surgiderm, Restylane, Stylage and Redensity. Several Juvéderm products contain lidocaine for comfort. The result is visible immediately and typically lasts around twelve months before the gel is gradually reabsorbed.

Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers are the workhorse of non-surgical facial rejuvenation. Where botulinum toxin relaxes muscles, fillers physically replace lost volume and support — making them the right tool for static folds and contour loss that persist even when the face is at rest. At Centrum estetiky Cheb the treatment is performed by MUDr. Ivana Konečná, who has completed manufacturer-specific training in Juvéderm Voluma (2011), Volbella (2012), Restylane (2016) and Juvéderm Lips lip correction (2013) at the Estetické centrum Praha. HA is a naturally occurring glycosaminoglycan in the skin that holds many times its weight in water. The cross-linked gel used in fillers is injected into the dermis or deeper, where it instantly adds volume, hydrates the tissue and lifts the overlying skin. The clinic keeps a range of products so the gel can be matched to the indication: thinner, softer gels (for example Juvéderm Ultra, Stylage, Redensity, Volbella) for fine lines and delicate lip work, and firmer, higher-lift gels (Voluma, Surgiderm, Restylane Perlane) for deep folds and structural volume. Surgiderm is a non-animal-derived HA using a 3D matrix technology that requires no allergy test and suits even smokers, sun-damaged or post-pregnancy skin. Many Juvéderm gels include 0.3% lidocaine to make injection more comfortable. A session starts with consultation and facial assessment. The chosen gel is injected with a fine needle or, for certain areas, a blunt-tipped cannula (a CZK 350 add-on technique that can reduce bruising and improve safety around vessels). Common indications are nasolabial folds, marionette lines and downturned mouth corners, mid-face and cheek volume restoration, and lip augmentation or contour definition. Treatment takes roughly fifteen to thirty minutes and the result is visible immediately. Mild redness, swelling or small bruises at the injection points are normal and usually settle within hours to a few days. The effect lasts about twelve months with Juvéderm before the body gradually reabsorbs the gel, and the treatment is fully repeatable. To minimise bruising, avoid anti-inflammatory medicines such as aspirin for a few days beforehand. Final pricing depends on how many millilitres of which product are used, set at consultation.