SLA FACIAL DERMAL FILLER

SLA Facial dermal filler
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TREATMENT TIME

30 minutes

DOWN TIME

None

PAIN SCALE

Minimal 1-2

ONSET RESULTS

Take 5 – 7 days

LONGEVITY

3-4 months

Usually at SLA Medical we do not treat individual areas due to the precise nature of SLA Refresh.

SarahLouise spent many years researching and perfecting the blueprint for SLA Refresh created through the understanding; if we change or enhance anatomy this must be met with the creative nature of art. 

However, in some situations SLA experts may treat areas of the face including:

– Temple Rejuvenation
– Undereye Rejuvenation 
– Chin Enhancement
– Cheek Enhancement
– Jawline Enhancement 
– Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

How long does it last ?

Dermal Filler typically lasts 10-12 months depending on your volume requirements. Our SLA experts will always endeavour to maximise the longevity of your results and recommend the correct dosage to do that. 

Is there any downtime ?

Usually our patients have treatment and can resume normal activities immediately after. If patients follow the pre procedure instructions sent via email, there should be minimal bruising and noticeable inflammation. Patients may feel tenderness for 3-5 days but this does not prevent you from working, going out etc. 

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THE SLA WAY TO successful facial balancing

Why do we not often treat individual areas on the face? when treating the individual areas on the face it must be balanced to harmonise the face and prevent unnatural and detectable results. This is why always a full face consultation is offered to all patients apart of their aesthetic journey at SLA Medical to minimise unideal aesthetic outcomes.    
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SIDE EFFECTS & RISKS

All cosmetic procedures carry risks and side effects. Common temporary side effects usually lasting up to 3 days maximum, following your treatment with dermal filler are:

– Tenderness at the injection site
– Minor swelling at the injection site
– Bruising

Less frequent side effects are:

– Severe swelling
– Lumping and product migration
– Infection
– Allergic reaction
– Vascular occlusion

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