Fillers

Facial fillers are gel texture injections, widely used in anti-ageing cosmetology. The procedure is called ‘contour plastic’, as it allows you to correct age-related changes and facial contours without surgery.

During the procedure, local anaesthesia is used to anaesthetise the skin, however, the patient may feel pain during the injection, which is normal. There is some swelling after the procedure and the final result will be visible after 2 weeks. The result lasts up to 12 months.

The safety of fillers provides 100% compatibility of their composition with the human body. After a while, they naturally resorb and are removed through the lymphatic and circulatory systems. Another advantage of fillers is that the result can be corrected two weeks after the procedure if you haven’t achieved the desired appearance.

Fillers are used to correct different areas:

– In the lip area;

– In the area of the forehead and between the eyebrows in the complex treatment of deep wrinkles and creases that are formed due to active facial expressions;

– In the cheekbone and cheek area to replenish volume, make facial features more expressive and create a lifting effect;

– In the corners of the eyes and the nasolacrimal sulcus area, where age-related changes first become visible;

– In the nasolabial folds area to smooth out these folds;

– In the lower jaw area to create a more defined oval with pronounced angles;

– To add missing volume to the chin. 

Fillers have strict contraindications: pregnancy, lactation, viral and autoimmune diseases, as well as inflammation in the proposed area of injection. There are also other restrictions, so before the procedure, doctors-cosmetologists of Silk Medical Clinic in Tbilisi always hold a consultation to take into account the individual characteristics of each patient.

At the appointment, our experts will be happy to answer any questions and once again tell you in detail how the procedure will go, when the skin will fully recover from the injections and how long the result will last.