Dermal Fillers

As we grow older, the production of collagen and elastin in our bodies slows down, both of which contribute to the youthful look by providing structure and elasticity to the facial skin and reducing sagging. Skin which has aged in these ways often thin out, losing the youthful look. Dermal fillers help restore younger skin by adding volume and fullness to facial areas that have thinned due to aging.

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Reviewed by Dr Zubin Firdos Medora, Medical Director
Last reviewed 13 October 2026

Common brands of HA dermal fillers

Lip Fillers, plump up thinning lips
Tear Trough Fillers, correct dark eyes circles / treat sunken and hollow areas under the eyes
Acne Scars, fill in or soften the look of depressed scars
Cheek Fillers, add fullness and volume to the cheeks
Nasolabial Fillers (also known as smile line fillers), reduce the appearance of wrinkles
Forehead Fillers, reduce the appearance of forehead wrinkles
Temple Fillers, treats sunken temples
Nose fillers, enhances the height of nose bridge
Chin fillers, sharpen the chin for a V-shaped face

Who is a suitable candidate for dermal fillers?

As HA is commonly found in our body, anyone who wishes to enhance their features is suitable for a dermal filler treatment. However, pregnant woman and breastfeeding moms should avoid doing these treatments.

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What are the differences between dermal fillers and Botulinum Toxin?

Dermal fillers are different from botulinum toxin-based injectables such as Botulinum Toxin and Dysport. These neurotoxins work by partially paralysing facial muscles to reduce wrinkles, while fillers smooth and even out skin by filling out gaps to reduce wrinkles.

How long do dermal fillers last?

Depending how your body reacts to HA, their longevity is usually about 9 to 18 months, depending on the product, the area treated and your metabolism. Research suggests that HA injections can stimulate collagen production, leading to fresher-looking skin in the long run.

What if you do not like the results of the dermal filler treatment?

An advantage of HA-based fillers is that you can dissolve them naturally using Hyaluronidase with one or two injections if the results are unsatisfactory.

What are the side effects of dermal filler treatments?

Facial fillers are generally safe. However, there may be some mild side effects such as redness, bruising and swelling at the injection site for the next 2-3 days.

How much does dermal fillers cost?

The cost of dermal filler treatments depends on the area being treated and the type of filler selected. As every doctor’s style is different, it is important to find an experienced doctor whose work you like and share a similar beauty philosophy as you. Even though a bad filler job can be reversed, you do not want to risk wasting the time and money. We specialise in delivering natural-looking results with minimal down time, with the aim to fulfil the needs and expectations of our patients.