Do you feel that the look and feel of your skin is making you look older and more worn than you should be? Is it impacting on the way you live your life in both social and business aspects? This can sometimes make you feel that you can’t show yourself off because of the look of your skin and you feel bad judgements may be made upon yourself. Now this can all be solved and you can start to look younger and fresher through the use of dermal fillers.

Many people think that the skin is basically just one layer and that is it, whereas in fact it is actually made of 2 layers playing very different roles. The top layer called the epidermis contains the skin cells, whereas the bottom layer called the dermis contains layers of collagen and elastin fibres, these are the parts of your skin that can cause wrinkles and leave it looking droopy and worn as you age. Deeper still are the structures like muscles and fat that act like a firm support when we are youthful.

I always think this is a bit like a bed at home with bed-linen (epidermis), mattress (dermis) and bedbase (deeper supporting structures).

Dermal fillers are simply injected into the dermis, where you may have a lack of, or poor amount of collagen and elastin fibres. Dermal fillers are used to elevate the skins surface therefore removing the unsightly look of scars, wrinkles, creases or lines.

The most common areas that are rejuvenated using dermal fillers are the mouth, cheeks eyes and brows, but they are also commonly used in the redefinition of the lips to make them look fuller if they have simply lost their shape and size.
Dermal fillers are often long lasting, and gentle to your skin. Most of the time, these treatments can be well tolerated without the need for extra numbing.

epiclinic® based in Adelaide, but also in Sydney and now Jakarta providing facial rejuvenation treatments including dermal fillers. For more information please visit http://www.facial-rejuvenation-adelaide.com.au

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