Filler

What is Filling?

Filling is an aesthetic procedure applied to eliminate volume loss, reduce wrinkles and support the skin structure in the face and body areas. It is usually performed using substances such as hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite or polylactic acid. Filling applications, which stand out as a non-surgical rejuvenation method, are an ideal option for people who want to achieve a natural and healthy appearance.

Why is Filling Done?

Fillers can be applied for different aesthetic and functional purposes. Here are the most common reasons:

1. Removing Wrinkles and Lines

• Lightens forehead lines and wrinkles between the eyebrows
• Softens nasolabial lines (extending from the edge of the nose to the edge of the lips)
• Reduces fine lines around the eyes

2. Eliminating Volume Loss

• Defines facial contours by adding volume to the cheek area
• Offers a more aesthetic appearance with lip augmentation
• Applied to shape the chin and cheekbones

3. Correcting Facial Symmetry

• Helps to balance asymmetrical facial features
• It can correct small deformations in the nose, chin or lip area
• Creates a more balanced and proportional facial structure

Filling Types

Fillers are divided into different types according to their content and intended use. Here are the most common types of fillers:

1. Hyaluronic Acid Fillers
Naturally found in the skin, hyaluronic acid is the most preferred filler material. Thanks to its moisture retaining properties, it plumps the skin and gives it a youthful appearance.

2. Calcium Hydroxyapatite Fillings
It is a type of filler used to add volume to subcutaneous tissues. It is effective in removing deep wrinkles due to its denser structure.

3. Polylactic Acid Fillers
This type of filler, which triggers collagen production, offers a longer lasting effect by tightening the skin over time. It is generally used for facial rejuvenation.

Who is Filling Suitable for?

The filler procedure is suitable for individuals who want to improve skin structure and shape facial contours. The procedure is generally recommended for the following people:

• Individuals with facial volume loss
• Those who are bothered by wrinkles and fine lines
• Those who want to plump their lips
• Those who want to improve facial symmetry
• Those who want to have minor corrections in the shape of the nose

Filling Application Process

Filling is a minimally invasive procedure that is usually completed in a short time. The procedure consists of the following steps:

• Preliminary Examination: The areas to be filled are determined and the appropriate filler is selected.
• Anesthesia Pain sensation is minimized by applying anesthetic cream to the area before the application.
• Injection With the help of fine needles or cannulas, the filler is injected under the skin.
• The post: There may be mild redness and swelling after the procedure, but it usually returns to normal within a few hours.

Things to Consider After Filling

• Pressure on the face should be avoided for the first 24 hours.
• The application area should not be rubbed or massaged.
• Heavy exercise should be avoided for the first few days.
• It is important to drink plenty of water and moisturize the skin.
• The use of sunscreen should not be neglected.

Are There Side Effects of Filling?

The filling procedure is generally safe, but some mild side effects may occur:

• Slight redness and swelling in the application area
• Temporary bruises
• Rare allergic reactions or risk of infection

Conclusion
Filling is one of the most preferred non-surgical rejuvenation methods in facial aesthetics. A natural and healthy appearance can be achieved with the right application. It is important to be performed by an experienced specialist to get the best results.