Facial fillers are a popular way to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and add volume to areas such as the lips or cheeks. The duration of the effects of these treatments depends on a variety of factors, including the type of filler used and where it is injected. Generally, you should expect to return for a touch-up every four to six months. Some people may prefer to have more frequent treatments, while others may be content to wait seven or nine months before seeking additional treatment.
Dermal fillers are ideal for those looking to restore the soft, youthful shape of their face. While some last up to two years, others need to be repeated every four to six months for best results. If you're having multiple areas of your face treated, you may need to visit your provider more often. When you contact your provider and book an initial consultation, they will be able to give you an estimate of how often you should visit the clinic. Restylane and Juvéderm are both hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, making them safe and effective options.
Juvéderm tends to spread slightly after injection, creating a smooth appearance, so it is preferred for areas with fine lines and wrinkles, but not necessarily for gaps in the cheeks or under the eyes. This dermal filler can last up to a year, but you may need touch-ups every three to twelve months depending on where it's placed and the severity of the problem areas. The results of cosmetic injectables vary from patient to patient, but on average Botox lasts between three and six months and dermal fillers last around eighteen months. However, if you want to remove them before that date, your body can easily dissolve them. It's important to consider the location of the filler, your body's ability to absorb it, and the type of filler used when determining how long dermal fillers will last. Radiesse fillers can last at least twelve months and you can opt for a touch-up treatment after that time.
Radiesse facial fillers also help with skin necrosis.
