Fill a wrinkle

Looking for information about wrinkle fillers? Enter your postcode and compare doctors and clinics near you.

Wrinkle Fillers

As we get older, our skin naturally begins to age. This process starts around the age of 25, when the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid slowly begins to decline. As a result, the skin becomes thinner and less firm. Wrinkles start to appear, and the skin begins to sag. This gradual process continues throughout life, from around 25 to 100 years of age. Many people feel bothered by these visible signs of ageing and look for cosmetic treatments. Wrinkle fillers can be one solution, as they help restore lost volume in the skin. Are you considering wrinkle fillers? In this article, you’ll find all the information and tips you need to choose the right doctor or clinic near you.

Filling Wrinkles with Dermal Fillers

Wrinkles and deeper lines can be softened with dermal fillers. Fillers are gel-like substances, most commonly made from hyaluronic acid – a substance that naturally occurs in the body. On average, a hyaluronic acid filler lasts between 6 and 18 months, depending on the brand used and the area being treated. For example, fillers used in delicate areas such as the tear troughs (where the skin is thinner) tend to be lighter and are absorbed more quickly by the body compared to those used in the jawline, chin or cheeks.

Wrinkle Fillers

A cosmetic doctor or practitioner carefully injects the filler into the right area using a fine needle. Often, fillers are placed in strategic points to gently lift and support the skin. An experienced practitioner is usually more skilled at achieving natural-looking results than someone less practiced. Fillers can also be an effective option when the skin becomes thinner with age.

In addition to fillers, other injectable treatments can stimulate the skin to produce more collagen and elastin. Examples include Radiesse, Ellansé, Sculptra and Profhilo. These treatments activate fibroblasts and keratinocytes – the skin’s natural “factories” – to encourage fresh collagen and elastin production. The result is firmer skin and restored volume, as the skin is essentially prompted to “get back to work.”

Wrinkle Fillers

For many people, the first signs of ageing appear as one or two noticeable lines. Common examples include marionette lines (running downwards from the corners of the mouth), nasolabial folds, frown lines, crow’s feet, or lines under the eyes. These can often be treated with a hyaluronic acid filler. In some cases, treatment with botulinum toxin (Botox is a brand name for botulinum toxin) may be more effective. Botulinum toxin works by relaxing the muscles so the wrinkles can no longer be activated. During a consultation, your practitioner will advise you on which treatment is most suitable for you.

-----------------------

Find a treatment near you

Wrinkle fillers London

Wrinkle fillers Manchester

Wrinkle fillers Birmingham

Wrinkle fillers Leeds

Wrinkle fillers Liverpool
Wrinkle fillers Bristol

Search in your area (click here)

-----------------------

Costs of Wrinkle Fillers

The cost of wrinkle fillers is usually calculated per milliliter (ml) of hyaluronic acid. The amount you’ll need varies from person to person. In the UK, prices typically range from £200 to £500 per ml of filler. The exact price depends on factors such as the clinic’s location and the experience of the practitioner. On Injectablesbooking.co.uk you can compare the injectable prices of all clinics and doctors in the UK.

Read more:
Facial lipofilling

Frequently Asked Questions about Wrinkle Fillers