Wrinkle injections with fillers “plump up” small wrinkles, nose-mouth wrinkles, forehead wrinkles or unwanted lines around the eyes. The application takes between 30 and 60 minutes and is relatively painless. The result appears shortly afterwards: smooth skin and a radiant, fresh expression on the face.

What fillers are there and what makes them special? Hyaluronic acid and collagen are most commonly used for wrinkle injections. They occur in the body and can be broken down by the body within three months. Wrinkle injections with poly-L-lactic acid, on the other hand, last up to two years. However, with this active ingredient, the treating doctor can not only smooth out wrinkles, but also build volume over large areas such as the cheeks or décolleté. Another form of wrinkle injection allows treatment with your own fat. The advantages include that there are almost no intolerances and the effect can be permanent. The body's own fat largely grows into the relevant areas and is retained in the long term.

Wrinkle injections with the fillers mentioned above are comparatively low-risk. Swelling and redness, and sometimes bruising, are more common. More serious complications that require follow-up treatment include encapsulation or the formation of nodules and bulges as well as discoloration. Be prepared for these cases with insurance from beautyprotect.

Usually, wrinkle injections with fillers hardly have any serious side effects. There are still a few steps you can take to help achieve the desired success and rapid healing.