Discount on lip augmentation at the cosmetology clinic Dr. Estet Vel

Dermal facial fillers are gel-like materials of varying densities that are invasively injected under the skin using very fine needles.

Application:

• Creating a seductive effect, a sensual curve of the lips and an unsurpassed ideal shape.
• Lip rejuvenation.
• Creating the perfect lip contour.
• Creating Jolie's cheekbones.
• Correction of small, medium and deep wrinkles.
• Smoothing nasolabial folds.
• Elimination of marionette wrinkles and smoker's wrinkles.
• Filling of atrophic scars.
• Raising the corners of the mouth.
• Changing the shape of the chin, cheekbones and cheeks.
• The effect of rapid visual rejuvenation and modeling.
• Smoothing out wrinkles on the face.
• Adding volume.
• Improvement and hydration of the epidermis.
• Getting rid of post-acne and other damage to the skin.

All fillers are divided into two main types:

Hyaluronic or biodegradable. Hyaluronic acid is a substance contained in skin cells and is responsible for moisture content in the intercellular space. With age, its synthesis slows down, and a deficiency of this substance develops. The skin becomes less elastic, dry, wrinkles and other imperfections appear. Fillers replenish the deficiency of hyaluronic acid, restoring skin elasticity, good color and pleasant texture. Moisturizing occurs, the production of elastin and collagen is stimulated, and regeneration processes begin. Moreover, the drugs have a gel structure, due to which they fill the intercellular space well and are slowly absorbed (biodegradation takes from 6 to 24 months).

Biosynthetic ones consist of chemical substances that have no analogues in the body, but are maximally compatible with it. These are drugs created by combining natural and synthetic components. This group includes products based on purified animal collagen, calcium hydroxyapatite, poly-L-lactic acid, and polymethyl methacrylate microspheres. These fillers are the basis of invasive facial contouring. Such fillers last longer, but also require deep medical knowledge and filigree skill from the specialist. You can literally sculpt a new face by eliminating all visual imperfections.
The effect of these invasions lasts up to 3 years, but they are less cleared.

Contraindications to invasive filler techniques:

• Mixed tissue disease.
• Infections and inflammatory processes on the skin.
• Disease of ENT organs.
• Allergies and drug intolerance.
• Collagenosis in the active stage.
• Pathological diseases associated with the function of hemoglobin metabolism.
• Severe autoimmune diseases.
• Flu, ARVI, etc.
• Increased body temperature.
• Skin tendency to form keloid scars.
• Herpes is in the acute stage.
• Diabetes.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.