Dermal Fillers
Rejuvenate your appearance and restore youthful volume
What Are Dermal Fillers?
Dermal fillers are injectable gels made from hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body. These fillers are used to add volume, smooth out fine lines and wrinkles, and enhance facial contours. Common treatment areas include the cheeks, lips, jawline, nasolabial folds, and under the eyes.
Benefits of Dermal Fillers
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Immediate results with minimal downtime
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Non-surgical and minimally invasive
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Enhances natural facial features
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Boosts collagen production and skin hydration
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Results can last 6 to 18 months depending on the product used and area treated
Most Common Areas Treated with Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are versatile and effective across multiple facial areas. Some of the most commonly treated areas include:
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Cheeks: To restore volume lost due to ageing and create a lifted appearance.
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Lips: To enhance shape, definition, and fullness, or to correct asymmetry.
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Nasolabial folds (smile lines): To smooth the deep lines that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth.
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Marionette lines: To lift the downward lines extending from the mouth corners, often associated with ageing.
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Jawline: To define the jawline and reduce the appearance of jowls.
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Chin: To improve chin projection and balance facial proportions.
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Tear troughs (under-eye hollows): To reduce the appearance of dark circles and tired eyes.
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Temples: To restore volume loss that can create a hollow or sunken look.
Each treatment is tailored to suit the patient’s unique facial structure, ensuring natural-looking results that enhance rather than alter your appearance.
Dermal Fillers vs. Botox
While both dermal fillers and Botox are popular aesthetic treatments, they work differently. Botox (anti-wrinkle injections) relaxes muscles to reduce the appearance of dynamic wrinkles (like frown lines and crow's feet), while dermal fillers add volume to smooth static wrinkles and contour the face. Depending on your concerns, a combination of both may be recommended for optimal results.
Related Treatments
 FaceTite |  Anti-Wrinkle Injections |  Morpheus8 |  AccuTite |  Thread Lift |
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How long will the liposuction procedure take?The lipo procedure is carried out in our clinic in Donnybrook under local anaesthetic and will take approximately half a day (a few hours) from check-in to walking out.
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What preparation do I need to do?No preparation is needed. We simply advise trying to get a good night’s sleep the night before. No fasting is required but we do recommend a light breakfast on the morning of your procedure.
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Should I bring anything with me?Nothing is required but some patients like to bring a spare change of clothes including fresh underwear and loose clothing to wear over your compression garments post treatment.
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What is the aftercare?You will be required to wear a compression garment for one month, which we will provide for you. You will also be prescribed an antibiotic for the initial five days post treatment. You can walk immediately after your procedure but avoid any strenuous activity or heavy lifting for the initial two weeks.
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Can I drive after my treatment?No. On the day of your procedure, you will be unable to drive that day and will need to organise a lift home.
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When will I return for a follow-up visit?This will consist of three visits, the first of which will be the day after your procedure for a check-up. A second appointment is organized for two weeks post procedure to monitor healing and assess the swelling. A third and final appointment is then scheduled for three months after your Tickle Lipo procedure to review results and will include any adjustments which may be needed.
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What does the pain management entail?It is very simple, painkillers can be prescribed as needed but pain management would normally be approximately 3-5 days for most patients. The treatment area may feel bruised, swollen and tender for the first few days, but recovery can vary from patient to patient, depending on the individual and the extent of the procedure. Some patients describe the recovery as more of a discomfort and do not require any prescription pain medication post treatment.
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When can I shower or bathe?You can shower the day after your procedure but as it takes 5-7 days for your incision to close, you must avoid bathing/ swimming for the first week.
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How long until I can notice results?Results can be noticeable immediately after the procedure, but we would say that you will be ‘beach ready’ within a month. Best results can be observed 3-6 months post-procedure as the swelling continues to subside, but this is dependent on each patient and how they respond to the treatment.
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Is there anything I can do to speed up the healing process?Yes, we offer Lymphastim lymphatic drainage which can be performed approximately five days after your Tickle Lipo procedure, and this will help to reduce swelling and encourage healing.
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How is Tickle Lipo different from other types of liposuction?It is far less invasive. Tickle Lipo is performed under local anaesthetic while you are awake and requires no fasting and no overnight stay on the day of your procedure. There is a quicker recovery time which means less down-time and a more rapid return to every-day life and work.
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Will I be left with excess skin after the procedure?Not necessarily but this will be assessed with Dr. Sami in your initial consultation. There are various treatments which can be performed to avoid this, all of which will be discussed with you. Factors including age, genetics and overall skin health can contribute towards loose skin but maintaining a healthy lifestyle and stable weight after the procedure can minimize the likelihood of this happening. The compression garment is a key part of the aftercare which also minimizes loose skin.
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Can I have liposuction after a C-section?Yes, but we would advise waiting a minimum of six months to a year after a C-section before considering liposuction to allow the area to fully heal. Liposuction on the abdomen also will not affect any future pregnancies or C-sections.