Cheek Fillers

 Booking an appointment for Cheek dermal Filler treatment with us is easy!

• Get started by simply filling out our online appointment form on our website. This form will ask you for some basic information, such as your name, phone number, and skin treatment.

• Once you have submitted the form, our beauty practitioner will contact you to confirm your appointment.

• If you prefer to contact us via WhatsApp, you can send us a text with your information and desired date and time for the appointment. Our team will get back to you to confirm the booking.

• Please note that, some preparation may be required before the appointment, such as avoiding the sun, alcohol, blood thinner medications, and ensuring the treatment area is clean.

During your consultation, we will sit down with you and talk about your specific concerns and desired outcomes.

We will then explain:

• The different types of fillers or anti wrinkles available

• How much will be needed for your treatment, and what you can expect from the procedure.

• Afterwards, we will move forward with the treatment.

• Numbing: Before the treatment, the practitioner will apply a numbing cream to the area to be treated (if needed) in order to minimize discomfort. The numbing cream usually takes around 10-15 minutes to take effect, after which the practitioner will proceed with your treatment.

• Needle Treatment: The practitioner will use a very fine needle to inject the dermal filler into the area of concern. The injection is usually not painful, but it can be a bit uncomfortable.

The practitioner will take great care to achieve your desired results.

• Follow-up: After the treatment, the practitioner will schedule a follow-up appointment to evaluate your results.

This is important because the final results of the treatment may not be immediately visible and the practitioner may need to make any necessary adjustments.

• Results lasting: It's also important to take into account that the effect of dermal fillers isn't permanent.

Results last approximately 9-18 months, depending on the patient's lifestyle and skin characteristics.