Combined Basic & Advanced Dermal Fillers Course

Dermal fillers are currently the most popular non-surgical cosmetic/aesthetics procedure. Dermal fillers are small injections of gel, typically made up of hyaluronic acid and local anaesthetic, which fill in wrinkles and add volume to soft tissue.

You can have dermal fillers in different parts of your face: the chin, cheeks, mouth and jaw line amongst other areas. As well as those areas, lip fillers are administered directly into the lip tissue.

Dermal Fillers basically restore lost volume to your face and plumps certain areas, so that deep set lines are smoothed. Why is this needed? Well, as we get older our bodies stop producing collagen and elastin, both of which contribute to the youthful look.

Experts argue over when we start losing collagen; but it is generally agreed around the age of 25. Your collagen and elastin levels then decline at a rate of about 2% per year, and your body will have stopped producing it altogether by your late twenties.

Dermal Fillers have been used for decades to restore lost volume or add lift resulting in a youthful appearance. The market for dermal fillers is ever growing and it is targeted at all age groups.