Aesthetic and Functional Dermal Filler Applications
Dermal filler applications are minimally invasive aesthetic procedures performed to restore volume loss caused by aging, define facial features, and improve aesthetic appearance. Fillers with various contents, especially hyaluronic acid, aim to provide a youthful, dynamic, and balanced look in facial and body areas.
Lip Filler: Volume and Contour Support
Lip filler applications are non-surgical aesthetic methods preferred to define lip contours, add volume, and correct asymmetries. The application generally yields successful and satisfying results in young individuals with naturally thin lip structures.
However, lip volume may decrease with age. In such cases, excessive use of filler can increase the weight of the lips, creating a downward appearance that may make the person look older than they are. Lip fillers should be planned according to the person's facial proportions, mimic structure, and age; aiming for a natural, balanced, and non-exaggerated appearance. Therefore, the procedure should be performed by an experienced plastic surgeon.
Cheekbone (Cheek) Filler: Youth and Contour Support for the Face
Cheekbone filler creates a slight lifting effect by adding volume to the upper part of the cheeks and outwards. This supports areas prone to sagging and provides a more dynamic appearance. At the same time, this application emphasizes the "youthful triangle," where the lower part of the face is thinner and the upper part is more prominent.
When hollows and volume loss in the cheek area are corrected, the face gains a more vibrant, balanced, and youthful expression. The treatment should be carried out by a specialist experienced in facial aesthetics.
Nasolabial Filler: Softening Smile Lines
Nasolabial lines are mimic lines extending from the edge of the nose to the corners of the mouth, which deepen especially with age. Nasolabial filler application involves injecting hyaluronic acid-based fillers under these lines to soften them and give the face a more vigorous look.
In some cases, these lines can be better controlled by providing volume support to the cheekbone area rather than just using fillers in the lines themselves. Therefore, nasolabial filler is often combined with cheek filler to achieve more natural and lasting results.
Temple Filler: Balancing Facial Contour
Temple areas that hollow out over time can disrupt the proportions of the face. Temple filler creates a more balanced profile by adding volume to this area and reduces the signs of aging.
Biostimulant Fillers: Supportive Application for Skin Quality
Biostimulant fillers do not just provide volume; they also contain special ingredients that improve skin quality by stimulating collagen production. These fillers contribute to slowing down the signs of aging by increasing skin elasticity and firmness over time.
- Increases skin elasticity and radiance,
- Creates a tighter appearance with a lifting effect,
- Shows effects gradually over time, offering a natural transformation.
The duration of effect usually varies between 18–24 months. Thanks to these features, they can be safely used in both preventive and restorative aesthetic applications.
Nipple Filler: Aesthetic Balance and Shape Support
Inverted nipples, loss of volume, or lack of prominence occurring due to congenital reasons or aesthetic concerns can be supported with filler applications. This procedure is a non-surgical approach aimed at correcting the appearance of the nipple and ensuring nipple-projection balance.
Nipple filler can also be used to add volume and increase contour definition to a newly reconstructed nipple after surgical removal due to breast cancer. This application must be performed by a specialist plastic surgeon.