Faltenunterspritzung (Hyaluronic Acid Filler)

Hyaluronic-acid wrinkle filling at Tauentzien Medical smooths lines and restores volume by injecting cross-linked hyaluronic-acid gel. It is used for fine lines around the lips, crow's feet and cheeks, deeper folds such as nasolabial and marionette lines, and for contouring the tear troughs, cheeks, chin and lips. Skin-booster applications can also hydrate and refresh the whole face. Most products contain lidocaine for comfort, and the treated area is gently massaged afterwards. A session takes around 30–60 minutes with results visible straight away. Botox can be discussed as an alternative for selected dynamic wrinkles.

Faltenunterspritzung at Tauentzien Medical uses cross-linked hyaluronic-acid fillers to soften wrinkles, replace lost volume and refine facial contours. Hyaluronic acid is a substance the body produces naturally, binding water in the skin; injecting a gel form is associated with improved hydration, smoother lines and added structure where volume has been lost. After an individual consultation the practitioner selects the filler type and quantity for the concern at hand. The treatment addresses a wide range of areas. Fine wrinkles such as lip lines, crow's feet and superficial lines on the cheeks, neck and décolletage can be softened; moderate to deeper folds including nasolabial and marionette lines and frown lines can be filled; and volume or contour can be built in the tear troughs, cheeks, chin and lips. A skin-booster technique distributes lighter hyaluronic acid across the whole face to support overall freshness rather than reshaping single features. Most fillers used contain lidocaine to reduce discomfort, and a numbing cream can be applied beforehand. The injections themselves take roughly fifteen to thirty minutes, with the full appointment around half an hour to an hour, after which the area is gently massaged to distribute the product. Results are visible immediately and continue to settle over the following days; mild swelling or small bruises can occur briefly. Pricing starts at €350 for small areas and rises with the volume and quality of filler needed, reaching above €1,000 for large-area treatments. For some dynamic wrinkles, such as on the forehead, botulinum toxin (Botox) may be discussed as an alternative. This is an aesthetic treatment and not covered by statutory insurance.