Derma fillers

Cosmetic injections are not akin to haircuts and shouldn't be approached with the same it'll-grow-back attitude. However, fillers (and the desire to have them) continue to grow in popularity. Here, cosmetic dermatologists break down the types of fillers, risks, and recovery time in our fourth installment of the Life in Plastic series.

Fall is a good time for Fillers. If you have ever considered dermal fillers but aren't sure where to begin, we are here to help.

Here's why I'll choose injectables over eye cream every time.

How long do fillers last? From 6 months to 2 years or more. Learn everything about filler longevity from Mabrie Facial Institute in San Francisco.

Your go-to guide for facial fillers: From Restylane and Juvederm to Sculptra and Radiesse

Dermal fillers like Sculptra® are used in cosmetic procedures to smooth deep and fine lines. Poly-L-lactic acid makes the gel-like substance known as Sculptra. A medical care supplier will infuse this filler under your skin where you need a more full or smoother appearance.

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Dermatologists answer all your questions about dermal fillers, from what they are and how they work to how much fillers cost and more.

Derma Fillers - Patient 3 - Spamedica