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Volume & Structure

Changes in facial volume and structure can occur over time.
 

A consultation is required to assess suitability and discuss appropriate treatment options.

At Medicine of Cosmetics, consultations are provided to assess suitability and discuss non-surgical treatment options based on individual needs and clinical assessment.

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During your consultation, our experienced medical team will assess your facial structure and provide recommendations based on professional judgement and experience.

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Safety, professionalism, and evidence-based care are our priorities.

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Outcomes vary between individuals and are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks and potential complications, which will be discussed prior to treatment.

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This treatment is not suitable for everyone. A consultation is required to determine suitability, discuss potential risks, and consider alternative options.

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This treatment is available to individuals aged 18 years and over.

DURATION
Approximately 30–45 minutes

DISCOMFORT
Varies between individuals

DOWNTIME
24 - 48 HRS

LOCATIONS
Available at all clinics

AFTERCARE

These aftercare guidelines are general in nature. Individual advice will be provided during your consultation.
 

  • Do not rub or massage the treated area on the day of treatment

  • Gentle massage may be recommended by your practitioner after treatment

  • Apply a cold compress if required

  • Use gentle motions when cleansing or applying products

  • Avoid excessive movement of the treated area for the first few hours

  • Avoid strenuous exercise for the remainder of the day

  • Paracetamol may be used if required; avoid aspirin or ibuprofen unless advised

  • Avoid alcohol for at least 12 hours

  • Avoid excessive sun or UV exposure until any redness or swelling has settled

  • Follow your practitioner’s advice regarding skincare or further treatments

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Prescription only medicine professionally administered for 18 years and over. Dermal fillers are materials injected under the skin, aimed to reduce the appearance of facial wrinkles or lines, and can also be used to enhance facial contours by adding volume to cheeks and lips and to improve the appearance of scars.

  • Dermal fillers contain special molecules that attract water. When injected into the body, these molecules begin to soak up water like a sponge and plump up the area. Due to legislation and regulations governing the advertising of therapeutic goods, product information such as the brand name and substances cannot be advertised. This information is only available if you ask.

  • The vast majority of fillers are absorbable. Thus, they offer temporary results that last from months to a couple of years, depending on the product and the person.

  • As with any cosmetic medical treatment, occasional risks and side effects can occur. It is important to understand risks and possible complications prior to consenting to treatment. These can include some but not all, pain, bruising, swelling, redness at injection site, migration, reactivation of herpes, granuloma formation, allergic reactions, infection and vascular occlusion. If you experience any of these unwanted side effects you should contact us straight away. Although uncommon – these side effects can occur and will be discussed at your consultation.

  • Whilst most patients observe some results immediately, with final appearance visible after two to four weeks, no guarantee of results can be given. Outcomes vary between each individual patient with no guarantee that results will be the same.

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Start with Professional Advice

If you are considering treatment relating to facial volume or structure, the first step is a consultation.
 

This allows you to receive personalised advice and determine what may be appropriate for you.

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