Facial fillers

injectable gels

Injectable gels are used to restore the skin’s volume and smooth wrinkles and curves, especially in the face area.

During the aging process, the amount of both water and hyaluronic acid in the body start to diminish. As a result skin tone decreases and wrinkles start to appear. Facial structures and tissues that have lost their volume can be supported with biogels. These contain hyaluronic acid, which is a natural filler substance in the human body, and make the skin fresh and smooth.

Christinas Clinic uses the products of Juvederm. The specific filler and its volume depend on the depth of the wrinkle and area it is located. The available types are as follows:

Lips:

to reshape and redefine lips
plump up lips
lift corners of the mouth

Wrinkles:

to smooth thin and superficial wrinkles
to smooth moderate and deep wrinkles (around lips, corners of the mouth and nose)
to improve facial contours

Cheeks and chin:

to restore the volume of the cheekbone and jaws
to shape the cheekbones and jaws

Skin:

to biologically irrigate the skin for a long term
to improve the elasticity

Also read: “A New Member in Christinas Clinic – Dr Mari Laasma”

Procedure Info

Before the procedure:	prepare for the consultation follow pre-procedure instructions and consider side effects
After the procedure:	follow post-procedure instructions
Length of procedure:	30-50 min
Effect of procedure:	12-24 months
Cost:	see our price list

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