Dermal Fillers
Restore youthful volume and natural definition — safely, beautifully, personally.
What Are Dermal Fillers?
Dermal fillers are non-surgical treatments designed to smooth fine lines, add volume, and rejuvenate your natural contours. Using advanced, medical-grade hyaluronic acid products, I create subtle enhancements that restore confidence — never overdone, always elegant.
Quick Facts:
- Treatment Time: 30–60 minutes
- Recovery: Minimal downtime
- Results: Instant, lasting 6–12 months
- Price: From £250
Our Approach
- Consultation – We begin with an in-depth consultation to understand your goals and assess facial structure.
- Treatment – Using precision techniques, fillers are applied to achieve balanced, natural results.
- Aftercare – You’ll receive personalised guidance for care and maintenance.
- Results – Enjoy instant results that continue to refine as swelling settles.
Ideal For:
✅ Fine lines and wrinkles
✅ Volume loss in cheeks or lips
✅ Subtle contouring of the jawline or chin
✅ Face contouring
Not Ideal For:
❌ Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals
❌ Those with active skin infections or allergies to filler components
Why Choose Dermal Fillers at Eleganza Aesthetics
- Personalised, one-to-one care every step of the way
- Subtle, natural-looking results
- High-quality, medical-grade products
- Focus on comfort, safety, and transparency
- Treatment performed by an experienced aesthetic practitioner
Dermal Fillers Price List
Filler Dissolving Price List
Frequently Asked Questions
Dermal fillers are injectable gels, most commonly made from hyaluronic acid (a naturally occurring substance in the skin), used to restore lost volume, smooth lines, and enhance facial contours. They literally “fill” an area.
They are different from anti-wrinkle injections (which contain a prescription-only medicine) that work by temporarily relaxing the muscle movement that causes dynamic wrinkles (like crow’s feet and frown lines). While anti-wrinkle injections treat the muscle movement, dermal fillers treat the volume loss and deeper static lines. We often use both treatments together for a comprehensive rejuvenation plan.
The duration of results varies significantly based on the type of filler used, the area treated, and your individual metabolism. Generally, hyaluronic acid dermal fillers in the UK last between 6 to 18 months.
Lips: Typically last 6–9 months due to constant movement.
Cheeks and Jawline: Often last 12–18 months.
We will provide a personalised estimate during your initial consultation based on your treatment plan and the specific product chosen.
We prioritize patient comfort. While you may feel some pressure or a stinging sensation, the procedure is generally well-tolerated. Most high-quality fillers contain a local anaesthetic (Lidocaine), and we may also apply a topical numbing cream beforehand.
The treatment itself usually takes 30–60 minutes. There is minimal to no social downtime. Common temporary side effects include mild redness, swelling, and possible bruising at the injection site. These typically subside within 24–48 hours, though bruising can take up to a week to resolve completely.
Dermal fillers are incredibly versatile and can be used to treat multiple areas, including:
Lips: For enhanced volume, definition, and hydration.
Cheeks: To restore volume, lift the mid-face, and improve the profile.
Tear Troughs (Under Eyes): To reduce the appearance of dark circles and hollowness.
Nasolabial Folds (Smile Lines) and Marionette Lines (Corners of the Mouth): To smooth and soften deep creases.
Jawline and Chin: For contouring and better facial harmony.
The first step is always an in-depth consultation. This typically involves:
A medical history review and discussion of your aesthetic goals.
A full facial assessment and creation of a personalised treatment plan.
Confirmation of costs and expected outcomes.
The price we quote is all-inclusive, covering the consultation, the dermal filler product, the procedure itself, and a follow-up review appointment to ensure you are happy with the results. Please note: A consultation-only appointment may incur a small fee, which is often redeemable against treatment.
