Medical Aesthetics Clinics Dorset

DERMAL FILLERS What are dermal fillers and how do they work?  The Dermal Fillers that I use are 100% hyaluronic acid based”, wrinkle-filling products.  These products are highly biocompatible and are slowly absorbed. Naturally present in the skin, hyaluronic acid preserves moisturising levels in the skin and boosts tone.  Hyaluronic acid is a powerful moisturising agent, the quantity of which in the dermis gradually decreases with age. As a result, the skin dries out and becomes fragile, and the first wrinkles appear. The tissues progressively sag and the face becomes hollow. Will it Hurt?  Dermal fillers are relatively painless because the gel is injected directly into the skin in very tiny amounts at a time using an ultra fine needle, although sensitivity can vary dependent on which areas of the face are being treated. Some patients may notice a slight throbbing or even stinging following injection, but this discomfort fades away shortly after. The procedure is very simple and convenient, with practically instant results! You should be able to resume normal activities directly after treatment. How long will it take to work?  After receiving your treatment, you will notice the effects immediately. You may also notice some temporary mild swelling but this will usually disappear in approximately 24 hours How long does it last?  The Dermal Fillers treatment can and should last between six and eighteen months (depending on volume and areas being treated) with no need to protect the treatment or use any cosmetics to increase it’s length, potency or effect.  Where can be treated?  Dermal fillers can be injected into the entire face (including the lips), neckline, neck and hands. 

As a specialist In this area of medicine, I take my time with each client to tailor  a look thats as natural as possible,  If your having treatments and people notice you look different, then your visiting the wring clinic

How do the injections work? A tiny amount is injected into the hyperactive muscles, which blocks the nerve impulse from reaching these muscles. The muscle simply relaxes or ‘goes to sleep’ and this relaxation enables the skin to relax and the lines smooth away.Treatment for wrinkles blocks the transmission of acetylcholine from the nerves to the muscle. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter which send a message to the muscle telling it to contract or tense up. With the flow of acetylcholine blocked or significantly reduced, the muscle can no longer retract and it relaxes. As a result, the wrinkled areas smooth out and soften.

Personally You offers non-invasive beauty treatments that include; anti wrinkle injections, Treatment for lines and wrinkles Dermal fillers and treatment for excessive underarm sweating (Hyperhidrosis) in the comfort of your own home in Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and the surrounding areas. Lucy Jackson is a fully qualified and fully insured practitioner who has worked in the NHS as a surgical nurse, vascular nurse specialist and is a aesthetic practitioner. All clients are offered a free no obligation consultation.

Dermal fillers offers clients a wide range of benefits, including a more youthful appearance. They are used to fill minor to deep lines & wrinkles, especially effective around the eyes, nose, and mouth. When used as a lip enhancement product they can lend volume and definition to lips, producing a sensual, more pronounced pout. All treatments are tailored to your needs providing a natural look. Also used to improve the appearance of hands and cleavage area (Decolletage). Dermal fillers are injected with a fine needle, usually under local anaesthesia. The procedure takes around 30-60 minutes and the results can be seen almost immediately. Areas treatable: Decolletage and hands ,Nose to Mouth Grooves, Forehead Lines, Frown Furrows, Lipstick Lines, Acne Pits and Crows Feet. There is minimal discomfort during treatment, with only temporary redness, swelling or tenderness for 2-7 days after treatment. The effects of Dermal Fillers can last up to a year, but this depends on your age, skin type, lifestyle, and muscle activity.