Dermal Fillers (Hyaluronic Acid)

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers used to restore volume and definition where the face has flattened with age — cheeks, chin, jawline, temples and the folds running from nose to mouth. Rather than simply filling lines, the clinic plans volumetry across the whole face so proportions stay balanced and natural. Treatments range from a single area to a multi-syringe plan, and hyaluronidase is kept on hand to dissolve filler if an adjustment is ever needed.

Facial volumetry uses cross-linked hyaluronic acid gel to replace the deep volume that is gradually lost from the cheeks, temples, chin and jawline with age. Because that volume loss is closely associated with sagging and deepening folds, restoring it in the right places often does more for a refreshed appearance than treating individual lines. At Dr Skibicka's clinic the physician assesses the face as a whole and proposes a plan — from a single 1 ml cheek or chin correction up to a structured multi-syringe approach using several millilitres across one or more sessions, with premium product lines such as Juvederm Voluma and Volux for firmer structural areas like the jawline and chin. Numbing cream is applied first, and most fillers also contain lidocaine for comfort. The gel is placed with a needle or a blunt cannula depending on the area; results are visible immediately and continue to settle over one to two weeks as any initial swelling resolves. Mild swelling, tenderness or small bruises are normal for a few days. Hyaluronic acid results are typically associated with around nine to eighteen months of effect depending on the product and area before the gel is naturally broken down. A key safety advantage of hyaluronic acid is that it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, which the clinic offers should you want to reverse or adjust a result. Volumetry is suited to adults noticing flattening of the cheeks, a less defined jaw or chin, hollow temples or under-eye troughs, or deepening nasolabial and marionette folds. The doctor reviews suitability and contraindications before treatment.