Dermal Fillers are made of sugar molecules or hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring chemical in the body that hydrates and plumps the skin. Nonetheless, Dermal fillers are not permanent; in fact, they temporarily fill lines and wrinkles or add volume to areas such as the lips and cheeks.

Therefore as we age, our skin loses essential proteins such as collagen and elastin, which creates plump, firm, youthful skin. However, as we enter our 20s, our body starts to reduce the amount of collagen it produces. As a result, the skin begins to age and sag as we no longer produce enough of these proteins to guarantee a youthful and
plump appearance.

Luckily, thanks to dermal fillers, we no longer must roll over and accept the ageing process and can recreate the appearance of younger, firmer skin.

Dermal filler is a great way to enhance and volumise recessed areas such as the under-eyes, lips, jawlines, chins, and temples. However, as this cosmetic procedure grows in popularity, it is not just those looking for anti-ageing benefits wanting to use filler.

Conversely, young people across the country are starting to replicate the trending looks by undergoing filler appointments; whilst some people find this controversial, we struggle to understand the problem.