Fillers

Dermal Fillers smooth away wrinkles, enhance your facial features and hydrate the skin from within.

Dermal Fillers is a technique in which the filler substance is injected into the skin to restore the volume and fullness of the skin. When soft -tissue fillers first became available, aesthetic physicians had only an animal form of collagen available, called zyderm and zyplast. Skin tests were required to minimize the risk of treating anyone who might be allergic to the substance, and the product typically lasted about 3 months. These were used as fillers, mostly around the mouth to actually fill in lines and creases.

The exciting news is that over the past ten years there has been an impressive array of new FDA- approved products that have become available that not only fill lines and wrinkles, but actually help re-contour, rejuvenate, volumize and restore the face, and even other areas of the body such as the hands, to a natural more youthful appearance without going under the knife.

The dermal fillers we use in JSC are crystal-clear biodegradable gel, based on a natural, non-animal substance. They are the ‘ground’ substance or gel in which the proteins (collagen and elastin) lie. They are not proteins, but are made up of long chains of sugar molecules called Polysaccharides, and as such allergic reactions are rare. This element can be found throughout the human body and along with promoting hydration can help to restore volume to the skin. These products can also return body and fullness to your lips, giving you the lips you’ve always wanted in one simple step.

It can also be used for non-surgical breast and buttock augmentation. Correction of depressed scars and hand rejuvenation can also be done with fillers The results are instant; however, the initial redness and injection marks will decrease in less than 6 hours. Maximum results are seen in 2 weeks.

How do they work?

Dermal Fillers replenish volume under the skin to restore youthful contours and minimize lines and wrinkles.

As we age, collagen – the protein scaffolding that maintains skin firmness – gradually disappears and the dermis loses moisture. Today’s remarkable products can take years off of your appearance by restoring the volume that time has taken away. As youthful cheeks begin to flatten and sag, wrinkles, lines, and indentations appear.

What areas can be treated?

Lines & wrinkles

This treatment provides volume by supporting the skin’s structure. Treatment benefits can be seen immediately and are long-lasting but not permanent. The process works from beneath the skin to lift and smooth away lines and restore your skin’s appearance.

Restores Fullness To Lips

Dermal fillers come in special formulations that are specially designed to create the beautiful-looking lips you desire. Whether you’d like to have softer, fuller lips – or just add a touch of volume in the lip border to give a more sculpted look – this is the perfect treatment for you.

  • Restore or add fullness to the lips
  • Smooth away wrinkles and folds around the mouth
  • Correct asymmetries and restore balance to the lips
  • Soften the lines and wrinkles around the lips
  • Add shape and volume to naturally thin lips

 

Cheeks & Chin

Rediscover your cheekbones! While there is no such thing as a perfectly shaped face, we do know that a better definition of the central triangle formed by the eyes and lips enhances the perception of beauty. With this treatment, you can draw attention back to your cheekbones. By replacing lost natural volume in the skin, fillers can create fuller cheeks, lifting the skin over your cheekbones to restore shape to the upper part of your face or add emphasis to your chin to improve your profile.

How can this treatment rejuvenate my face?

When we provide dermal fillers to Perth patients, they are usually used to treat:

  • Lines between the nose and mouth (nasolabial folds) and on the upper lips
  • Acne scars
  • Volume and fullness in the lips
  • “Marionette lines” (outer corners of the mouth to the chin)
  • Restoring the natural contours of the cheeks
  • Adding height and definition to cheek bones
  • Adding volume to the chin, which has “dented” or depressed as we lose underlying bone as part of the natural aging process
  • Smoothing jowl depressions or nose bumps
  • Adding volume to the “tear trough” to minimize the hollow appearance beneath the eyes