Everything you need to know about cheek filler
Are you considering cheek fillers and want to learn more? This blog provides information about this popular cosmetic treatment, including what cheek fillers are, how they work, and what to expect.
What Are Cheek Fillers and What Are Their Benefits?
Cheek fillers are prescription-only injectable treatments that involve injecting substances beneath the skin to add volume and support to the mid-face area. These treatments are intended to enhance facial contours and provide lift to the cheeks without surgery. All treatments are performed by qualified medical professionals to ensure safety and optimal results.
How Long Do Cheek Fillers Last?
Results from dermal fillers are usually visible immediately after treatment but can take up to four weeks to fully settle. The duration of effect varies per individual and product used, with cheek fillers generally lasting longer than lip fillers. We recommend scheduling a follow-up consultation around 12 to 18 months after treatment to discuss maintenance options.
Who Is a Suitable Candidate for Cheek Fillers?
Cheek fillers may be suitable for a range of clients, including both men and women across different age groups. Treatment considerations depend on individual facial anatomy and aesthetic goals, which will be assessed during a consultation with our qualified practitioners.
Why Might Someone Consider Cheek Fillers?
With age, changes such as bone resorption, fat pad descent, and loss of collagen and elastin can affect the mid-face area. These changes may alter facial contours. Dermal fillers can be used by healthcare professionals to address these changes by adding volume in specific areas of the face.
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Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not replace individual medical advice.