Typically three sessions, a month apart, then maintenance around every six months. Some areas do well with two. The exact number is fixed in your written plan before you book.
Same manufacturer and same hyaluronic-acid family, different job. Restylane fillers are firmer gels that shape and volumise; Skinboosters are soft micro-droplets that hydrate and condition without changing contours.
They suit different skin: Sunekos for crepey under-eyes and fine lines, Profhilo for broad hydration and early laxity. We recommend one at consultation.
Usually several months after a course, with maintenance sessions to keep the result.
Yes. It is often chosen for crepey, tired-looking skin under the eyes.
Prices vary by clinic. At Dental & Wellness London, Islington, Sunekos is from £250 per session, and most people have a course of four.
No. It improves skin quality and hydration but does not add volume or change your shape.
Hyaluronic acid combined with amino acids, the building blocks skin uses to make collagen and elastin.
Numbing cream is applied first, so most people feel mild discomfort only.
Volite suits smoother, hydrated skin from one visit; Profhilo suits broad hydration and early laxity over two sessions. We recommend the one that fits your skin.
Usually one, with maintenance every six to nine months.
No. It improves skin quality and does not add volume.
Usually six to nine months from one session.
A hyaluronic acid skin booster that improves hydration, smoothness and elasticity, from the Juvéderm range.
Dermal filler is from £350 at Dental & Wellness London, Islington.
Yes, with hyaluronidase (£180).
Filler restores volume; Profhilo improves skin quality. Many people benefit from both.
No. Hyaluronic acid is gradually reabsorbed.
The same day for most people.
Usually 1 to 2ml, sometimes with cheek support instead.
No. We postpone filler during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Yes, for 24 to 72 hours. Bruising is common in this area.
Mild discomfort; numbing cream is applied first.
Typically 9 to 12 months.
We recommend waiting about two weeks before routine dental treatment, so the filler can settle.