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•  Plump thin lips 
• Enhance shallow contours 
• Soften facial creases and wrinkles 
• Improve the appearance of recessed scars 
• Contour the face 
• Decrease or remove the shadow of the lower lids 

Dermal fillers can be very helpful in those with early signs of aging.

For some patients, surgery such as a facelift, brow lift or eye lift may be the best approach. Minimally invasive rejuvenation treatments, such as soft tissue fillers, cannot achieve the same results, but may help delay the time when consideration of a facelift becomes appropriate. It is important to remember that dermal fillers are temporary treatments for facial aging and that ongoing treatments will be needed for long-term results.

Most facial fillers used in the UK and here at Royal Rejuvenation are entirely, or at least predominantly, made from the humectant, hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is a sugar which occurs naturally in the body, with the largest concentrations located in the eyes, joints and skin. It’s a cushiony lubricant known for its ability to attract water, making it great for hydrating and volumising the skin.   Our bodies constantly make then break down hyaluronic acid but as we age it becomes a case of more breaking than making! That’s why replacing it from synthetic sources makes such logical sense. It also explains why the effects of HA fillers are temporary.

Fillers are not permanent and typically last between 6 & 18 months. There are many factors which can affect the longevity of dermal fillers. Besides the type of filler product that's used, several other factors can influence dermal filler longevity. This includes: 

• Where the filler is used on your face
•  How much is injected 
• The speed at which your body metabolizes the filler material.