Wrinkle Filling (Dermal Fillers)

Dermal filler treatment at Estetica Clinic uses hyaluronic acid to soften static wrinkles and folds and restore smoothness where the skin has lost support. Placed precisely into the chosen areas, the filler adds gentle volume to ease lines such as nasolabial folds. Because hyaluronic acid can be dissolved with hyaluronidase, results are adjustable, and a consultation guides how much product suits each client.

Wrinkle filling uses hyaluronic acid gel to address the lines and folds that remain visible even when the face is at rest, by replacing volume and smoothing the overlying skin. Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of human tissue responsible for binding water, which makes it well tolerated; placed under a wrinkle or into an area that has flattened with age, it supports the skin from beneath so the crease becomes shallower and the surface looks smoother. The treatment is among the most familiar in aesthetic medicine and suits common concerns such as the folds running from the nose to the mouth and other static lines. At Estetica Clinic the practitioner assesses which lines are best suited to filling and agrees a plan, including how much product to use, before treatment. The gel is injected into the chosen points; results are visible straight away and continue to settle over the following one to two weeks as any initial swelling resolves. Mild swelling, tenderness or small bruises for a few days are normal. A practical safety advantage of hyaluronic acid is that, unlike some other fillers, it can be dissolved with the enzyme hyaluronidase — which the clinic offers as a separate treatment — so a result can be reduced or reversed if a client wishes to adjust it. Hyaluronic acid filler is typically maintained for several months to around a year and a half depending on the product and the area before it is naturally broken down. The treatment is associated with smoother, more even-looking skin in the treated area. Suitability and any contraindications, including pregnancy and breastfeeding, active skin infection and certain medical conditions, are reviewed at consultation.