Cheek filler in Doncaster

Cheek filler at Dermacy Clinic costs £360 for 2 ml. Temple filler is £380 for 2 ml if you want to treat the upper face at the same time. You can spread the cost with Medicred patient finance, subject to approval.

Usually 12 to 18 months. Cheek filler sits deep, where the face moves less, so it tends to outlast lip filler. Your metabolism, how much was used and how active you are all make a difference. It fades gradually, so you will not wake up one day without it. Many clients book a top-up once they notice the lift softening.

Many people start with 2 ml, shared between both cheeks. If you have lost more volume, you may need more, built up over one or two visits. We tell you what we suggest and the cost before we start. We would rather use too little and review it than too much.

Most people feel pressure and a dull ache rather than sharp pain. Numbing cream goes on first, and most modern fillers also contain a little local anaesthetic, so the area goes numb as we work. For most people the cheeks are a more comfortable area to treat than the lips.

Swelling usually peaks in the first 48 hours and settles over about a week. Your cheeks may feel firm for up to two weeks while the filler beds in. Bruising is possible, especially if you take blood-thinning medicines or supplements, and normally fades within one to two weeks. The result is fully settled at around two weeks.

Straight after treatment the cheeks look slightly higher and fuller, with some swelling. Once settled, the change should look like a more rested version of you: more shape over the cheekbone, a smoother line down towards the mouth and less flatness from the side. Friends often notice you look well without spotting why.

Ideally sleep on your back for the first three nights or so. Lying on one cheek puts steady pressure on filler while it is still soft and settling. An extra pillow on each side helps keep you in position. After the first week, most people can go back to sleeping however they like.

Often a little. As the cheek loses support, tissue drops towards the mouth and deepens the fold. Lifting the cheek can soften it. Deep folds may still need direct treatment, and nasolabial fold filler is £360 for 2 ml. At consultation we explain which approach would help you more.

Sometimes. Support in the upper cheek can blend the line between the lower eyelid and the cheek, so hollows look less obvious. Dark circles caused by pigment or thin skin will not change. If hollows remain after your cheeks are treated, tear trough filler treats them directly.

Pillow face comes from too much filler, often placed too low or too far forward, which makes the face look puffy and round. We build lift high on the cheekbone, use the smallest amount that works, and check you from the side and when you smile. If you are unsure at your review, we leave it rather than add more.

Migration is uncommon when the right amount is placed at the right depth. Overfilling and heavy pressure soon after treatment raise the chance of filler moving. Because we only use hyaluronic acid filler, it can be dissolved if it ever sits in the wrong place.

For most healthy adults, cheek filler carries a low risk, but every injection carries some risk. Swelling, tenderness and bruising are common and short-lived. Rare risks include infection, lumps and filler blocking a blood vessel, so we plan around blood vessels. We use only dissolvable hyaluronic acid filler.

No. Hyaluronic acid filler breaks down naturally over time. It can also be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if you change your mind or something does not look right. We do not use permanent fillers, because they cannot be taken out if a problem appears years later.

You need to be 18 or over, as the law in England does not allow filler for under-18s. Good candidates are healthy adults with flat or hollowing cheeks who want a natural-looking change. We postpone treatment during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and while there is an infection on the face.

We use hyaluronic acid fillers from Juvéderm, Stylage and Fillmed, all of which can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if ever needed. For cheeks we choose firmer volumising gels, such as Juvéderm Voluma, Stylage XL or Fillmed ART FILLER Volume. The exact product is chosen for your face at consultation.