Dermal Fillers have developed dramatically over the past decade. There are countless ways in which these injectable elixirs can make you look younger and fresher but here are out top uses for dermal fillers.

Here are the top uses for dermal fillers!

Cheeks

If you are a patient over about 30 years old then adding dermal filler to your cheeks can provide incredible results. The effects will be that you look much younger and aesthetically pleasing. There is also a case to use dermal fillers in the cheeks for those who are still in their twenties. This is generally where your cheeks are underdeveloped and require some more fullness which makes cheeks one of the top uses for dermal fillers.

When opting for cheek fillers you should visit a professionally trained clinician. If you are given too much filler in your cheek then you can end up with ‘pillow face’ as well as ‘piggy eyes’. This is where too much filler is inserted causing your eyes to turn look very short and wide when you smile.

Lips

Dermal fillers are used in the lips in various techniques such as Heart Lips. In some cases, lip fillers can make all the difference to a persons look. Thin lips are a sign of ageing and are generally not considered beautiful by most. Dermal fillers can solve this very easily. With the expert eye of a trained clinician you will be given just the right amount of lip filler to make your lips look more naturally full.

When going for lip filler treatment we find that most patients are at their happiest when they achieve perfectly shaped lips but that are not overly full in size that people can guess they have had a treatment. The art of achieving the right size and shape comes down to your doctor and the training they have had.

If the lips are overfilled then the upper lip can project too much looking slightly unnatural, although this is sometimes the look people prefer. It is believed that the perfect ratio between upper and lower lip is in fact the ‘golden ratio’. The golden ratio is considered the most aesthetically pleasing. It equates to 1:1.618 and you will find this ratio present itself throughout nature. Flowers, snail shells and the inside of your ears are just a few of the places this is found. Many industries have taken the golden ratio and incorporated into the products and creations. For example, parts of the Apple Logo, the Mona Lisa painting and more all use the golden ratio.

Chin

The chin is a very interesting application for fillers which is why we consider it one of the top uses for dermal fillers. Most people look at themselves in the mirror straight on and tend to ignore the other countless angles that their face can bee seen from. In truth, the side (profile) view of your face is looked at more times that the front – you have two sides, remember. So why wouldn’t you want to look great form the sides as well as the front?

Some people find that their chin is not projected to a normal length. In which case, a small amount of dermal filler can easily correct this. Chins often fall by the wayside as time progresses. Those of you that may have been proud of wearing your chin as a youngster may look at their reflection and wonder what happened. As time goes on, the chin will lose it’s structural support. This will not only affect how the chin looks but also the neck and mouth will be affected as the structure of the face begins to decline. Well, it is nothing a little dermal filler can’t correct!

Eyebrows

Eyebrows can become flat and a unflattering feature on the face. A very small amount of dermal filler can improve your look dramatically.

Marionettes

The marionettes are one of the top uses for dermal fillers. These lines are the vertical folds that begin at the corner of your lips and work their way down towards the jaw. Almost everyone will develop these lines but who wants to have a sad looking mouth 24/7? Dermal filler can correct these trenches giving you a happier and much fresher appearance. The only downside is that the marionettes need a lot of dermal filler to give the desired results. This means that they are potentially one of the more expensive areas to go for dermal filler treatment but also one of the most rewarding.

Noses

You will be surprised at how much of a difference dermal fillers can make with your nose. People are often very self-conscious about the appearance of their nose and feel that because it is such a big feature of the face and the nature of its appearance then they will need some invasive surgery to fix any issue that they have.

This is in most cases not the case at all. Dermal fillers can disguise any bumps, treat an hook shaped nose, address a lack of symmetry as well as lifting the tip or bridge of the nose. This is all done in a short amount of time with very little downtime and often much better results than if you had gone for an invasive surgery instead.

If your nose is too small or big in size then this can be corrected in some cases by changing the shape. However, if the shape looks great already and it is literally just the size that is the issue then dermal fillers may not be the solution for you.

Hands

Ever seen a pari of ageing hands with sags and wrinkles? That doesn’t need to happen to you! Hands are no the first area that people thing about when considered dermal fillers but don’t discount the option. In fact, you can restore the youthful appearance of your hands with just a little dermal filler. This makes it one of the most unused applications and yet one of the top uses for dermal fillers.