Dermal fillers restore fullness to the face and contribute to soft-tissue expansion to fill the contour defects associated with ageing. Not only do dermal fillers act as a tissue substitute but they also stimulate fibroblast activity, collagen synthesis, and soft-tissue growth.There are various types of dermal fillers and the most commonly used ones are temporary hyaluronic acid and semi-permanent agents (calcium hydroxylapatite).

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers are temporary fillers, and are the most commonly used because of their unique elastic and high water-retention properties which allows them to fill grooves effectively. Hyaluronic acid is a natural biodegradable component of our own skin and contributes to skin hydration, wound repair and regeneration, fibroblast proliferation and hence collagen production.

Concerns that can be addressed include:

✔ Thin Lips (Lip Fillers)

✔ Smokers Lines

✔ Cheekbones  

✔ Wrinkled Hands 

✔ Marionette Lines

✔ Nose to Mouth Lines

Note: We at the British Aesthetic Bar only work with medical professionals to ensure your safety is never compromised. A free consultation is included with all our treatments at our London clinic.