Dermal filler treatment for selected areas of the face including cheeks, jawline, chin, under-eye hollows and facial folds. The aim is not simply to add volume, but to plan proportion, support and contour around your existing facial structure.
Treating one area changes how neighbouring features are perceived. A good facial filler plan therefore starts with the face as a whole: where support has been lost, where definition is wanted and where additional volume would not help.
We use facial filler to restore selected areas of lost volume, soften certain folds and improve facial contour. The exact filler and amount depend on the area, your anatomy and the result we are aiming for.
Cheek and midface treatment can be considered where age-related or constitutional volume loss affects facial support.
Jawline and chin filler can add definition or help improve facial proportion in selected patients.
Selected under-eye hollows and nasolabial or marionette folds may be considered after assessment.
Facial fillers should be planned according to anatomy and the intended change, not by choosing a millilitre amount first.
Proportion, asymmetry, volume loss, skin quality and your priorities are reviewed.
The practitioner decides where filler may help and whether the desired result is realistic.
Filler is placed with a needle or cannula depending on the area, product and technique.
Some change is immediate, but final assessment should wait until early swelling has reduced.
Most facial filler treatments involve limited downtime, but the first few days can include swelling, tenderness, redness or bruising. Results and duration differ between areas and products.
Immediate volume is visible, but swelling can temporarily exaggerate the result. Avoid pressing or manipulating treated areas unless your practitioner specifically instructs you to.
We generally advise that facial filler can last around 6–18 months, but longevity depends on the treatment area, filler type, dose and individual metabolism. Maintenance should be based on appearance and assessment rather than a fixed calendar.
Our current facial filler pricing is shown below. Product choice should be based on the treatment area and treatment plan, not simply on the lowest price per millilitre.
1 ml €200 · 2 ml €400 · larger volumes price on request.
1 ml €270 · 2 ml €510 · larger volumes price on request.
Your treatment may be performed by Dr Frank Farrugia or Mr Andrei Farrugia following assessment.
Dr Frank provides physician-led aesthetic consultation and treatment planning with a focus on balanced facial results.
B.Sc Nursing, PG Dip. Aesthetics and Cosmetics. Andrei works across aesthetic and regenerative treatments at we.
Filler selection, quantity and treatment area should be decided after assessment rather than from a standard package.
We can treat areas including the cheeks, jawline, chin, under-eye hollows and selected facial folds where appropriate after assessment.
There is no reliable amount without assessment. The required volume depends on the area, existing anatomy, the type of change wanted and the product used.
We generally advise approximately 6–18 months as a broad guide, but duration differs by treatment area, product and individual metabolism.
Numbing cream may be used and some filler products contain local anaesthetic. Sensation varies with treatment area and technique.
Hyaluronic-acid fillers can generally be treated with hyaluronidase when clinically appropriate. Radiesse is not a hyaluronic-acid filler and is not dissolved in the same way.
Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness and bruising are common possibilities after injection.
Severe or increasing pain, marked blanching or mottled skin colour, cold skin or visual symptoms after filler require urgent clinical assessment because vascular complications, although rare, can be serious.
Do not stop prescribed aspirin, anticoagulants or other prescribed medication on your own. Tell the practitioner what you take and discuss any medication changes with weian who prescribed them.