Dermal Fillers (Hyaluronic Acid)

Hyaluronic-acid dermal fillers used to smooth wrinkles, restore facial volume and refine contour where the face has flattened or lines have deepened. Estéea works with Saypha Filler and Saypha Volume for volumising and contour, and Teosyal RHA 3 for correcting lower-face wrinkles. The physician plans treatment across the face so proportions stay balanced rather than simply filling individual lines, and the gel can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if an adjustment is ever needed.

Facial dermal fillers use cross-linked hyaluronic-acid gel to replace volume lost with age and to soften wrinkles and folds. Because that volume loss is part of what drives sagging and deepening creases, restoring it in the right places — cheeks, chin, the folds running from nose to mouth — often does more for a refreshed appearance than treating lines alone. Estéea uses a small range of products matched to the goal: Saypha Filler and Saypha Volume for volumising and contour, and the more robust Teosyal RHA 3 for correcting wrinkles in the lower face. Vendor data for the products cite high satisfaction for wrinkle filling and added volume, with a meaningful share of patients also reporting improved skin elasticity. At the appointment the physician assesses the face as a whole and proposes how many syringes are appropriate. Most fillers contain lidocaine, and numbing can be added for comfort. The gel is placed with a fine needle; 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 typically last around twelve to eighteen months depending on the product and area before the gel is naturally broken down, after which a top-up maintains the effect. A key advantage of hyaluronic acid is that it can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, allowing a result to be adjusted or reversed. Fillers suit adults noticing flattened cheeks, a less defined chin or jaw, or deepening nasolabial and marionette folds, and are often combined with other treatments as part of a wider facial plan. Suitability and contraindications, including pregnancy and breastfeeding, are reviewed by the physician at consultation.