Facial fillers are a versatile technique for rejuvenating and adding volume to the face. With different types available, each one can be combined with other procedures, such as CO2 laser or Morpheus, to achieve natural and long-lasting results.
Below, we cover the main types of facial fillers and how each one can be combined with other procedures in order to provide more natural and harmonious results. Read on!
What are the types of facial fillers?
There are several types of facial fillers, each with specific characteristics and indicated for different aesthetic needs. Below, we explain the main options, their respective benefits and the cases for which they are recommended.
Hyaluronic Acid Filler
Hyaluronic acid is a popular choice due to its versatility and biocompatibility. It is used to add volume to the lips, soften wrinkles, correct dark circles and improve the definition of the cheekbones.
By combining hyaluronic acid filler with fractional CO2 laser, patients can experience smoother, more toned skin, as the laser stimulates collagen production and improves the overall texture of the skin.
Lipofilling (Autologous Fat)
Lipofilling (autologous fat) is a technique that uses fat taken from the patient's own body to restore facial volume naturally. In addition to filling areas that have lost volume, such as the cheeks, it also improves skin texture and quality.
In specific cases, such as the eyelid region, fat transposition can be used to fill depressions such as the tear trough. When transposition is not feasible, hyaluronic acid fillers can be effective alternatives for rejuvenation.
Who are facial fillers indicated for?
Facial fillers are indicated for men and women who want to rejuvenate their face, softening signs of aging such as deep wrinkles, volume loss and sagging. Patients who want a less invasive option to restore a youthful face and improve skin firmness are ideal candidates for this treatment.
What does the face look like after facial fillers?
After facial fillers, the face tends to have a more rejuvenated appearance, with greater volume in the treated areas, such as the cheeks, lips or nasolabial folds.
In the first few days, there may be mild swelling or redness, which gradually disappear. The final result is firmer skin, with softened facial contours and less pronounced wrinkles.
Which facial filler is best for you?
Each patient has unique needs, and choosing the ideal facial filler depends on a personalized analysis by the surgeon. Combining fillers with advanced technologies, such as fractional CO2 laser, Morpheus and micro or nano fat transposition, can enhance the results, offering a complete solution for facial rejuvenation.
Book a consultation with Dr. Rogério Leal to find out which type of facial filler and treatment is ideal for achieving the desired results safely and effectively.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace a consultation. Whether any procedure is indicated depends on an in-person assessment, case by case. CRM SP 90.116 | RQE 11.350.
