Loss of smoothness of the skin,
losing the tone and texture, appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, a facial
contour that is not prominent – these are the signs of ageing that gradually start
to occur, once you have crossed the age
of 25. This is because the natural formation of collagen and elastin gets
stopped at this age and the body starts to break down the deposited collagen
and elastin. As a result, the skin becomes loosened.
Using the non-invasive cosmetic
dentistry treatment of dermal fillers, you will be able to add volume to your
face, improve its appearance, make it look younger and smoothen the fine lines.
There are different types of dermal fillers that practitioners use. Just as
Botox costs vary, dermal fillers too have different costs, depending on the various
factors.
Cost of
dermal fillers:
Different clinic charges different
prices for the dermal fillers. But the cheapest that you can expect to pay is
£150 per treatment. However, there are also many clinics that cost as much as
£800 for the same treatment that you got for £150. When you are comparing the
costs that the different clinics charge, make sure that you check for the
longevity of the fillers. Some clinics use only long lasting fillers, in that
case, it is very important that you choose them as the effect will be better
and will last longer, without having to have the fillers injected into the skin
frequently.
How are the
fillers priced?
Some clinics charge the price as a
‘per unit basis’ and some charge as ‘per area basis’. In united Kingdom Some dental clinics and dentists also provide dermal filler treatment so you can visit your nearest clinic and ask to a qualified dentist about dermal fillers cost.
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Lips:
Usually 1 ml filler is required.
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Lines
between mouth and nose: Usually 2 ml filler is required.
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Loss
of volume: Usually 3 ml filler is required.
Factors
that affect the cost of dermal fillers:
·
Intensity of the damage:The depth of wrinkles,
the amount of volume that is lost, are factors that control the cost of the
dermal fillers.
·
Area to treat: The amount of area that
needs treatment with fillers also plays an important role in controlling the
costs. The more the area is, the more will be the price.
·
Type of filler: New fillers cost more as
they perform better and last longer.
·
Treatment practitioner: If you ask a skilled
practitioner, the price will be less. If you ask a doctor to do this treatment,
the price will be more.
·
Type of treatment: Simple dermal filling is
less costly. But volume filling, facial sculpting are more expensive.
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Depends on Your Location:
If you find an NHS dentist who performes dermal fillers in your area, it
might cost less. But London and other important cities make these services more
expensive.
However, dermal fillings are not as
difficult a process as you might think it to be. It is quite useful to go for
this, to maintain your youth.
