Injectables
Enhance Natural Beauty and Correct Small Imperfections
With the advancement of aesthetic medicine, fillers have become one of the most requested treatments for improving facial appearance. Simple, quick, and long-lasting, they make it possible to address wrinkles, volume loss, and asymmetries, restoring a youthful and harmonious appearance.
From injectable treatments based on hyaluronic acid to specific protocols designed to counter facial wrinkles, the available options are numerous and highly customizable.
Fillers represent a versatile and safe solution for correcting imperfections and enhancing facial features while maintaining a natural and harmonious appearance. Thanks to their ability to address multiple areas — from nasolabial folds and dark circles to the eye contour and lips — fillers adapt to the needs of those who wish to reduce the signs of aging or improve the balance of facial features.
Composed primarily of hyaluronic acid, a biocompatible substance, fillers provide immediate and temporary results, offering the possibility to adjust the treatment over time. They are ideal both for those seeking a visible yet discreet enhancement and for those wishing to correct aesthetic concerns such as asymmetries or facial volume loss caused by aging. The goal is always to enhance natural beauty while preserving proportions and harmony without excess.
Fillers are substances injected directly beneath the skin to correct imperfections and restore volume and elasticity. Their mechanism of action depends on the substance used:
- Hyaluronic acid fillers: they use a molecule naturally present in the body, capable of retaining water and hydrating tissues. Hyaluronic acid is used to fill fine wrinkles, restore volume to depleted areas such as the lips or cheekbones, and improve the eye contour and dark circles.
- Botulinum toxin (Botox): a neurotoxin that works by relaxing the muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles, such as those on the forehead or around the eyes caused by repetitive movements. It does not add volume, but smooths expression lines and helps prevent their formation.
The choice between hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin depends on the objective: the former is used to volumize and hydrate, while the latter is used to soften dynamic wrinkles. At the Dermacademy Institute, we prefer the use of hyaluronic acid.
Facial Fillers: Volume, Elasticity, and Harmony
Filler treatments are a versatile option for different areas of the face:
- Under-eye fillers: reduce shadows and fill hollows beneath the eyes for a fresher and more rested appearance.
- Eye contour fillers: reduce fine lines around the eyes and improve skin elasticity.
- Facial volumization: ideal for deep wrinkles, hollow cheeks, and nasolabial folds, giving the face a fuller and younger appearance.
- Lip contour wrinkles: fillers help soften the wrinkles that form around the mouth over time, restoring smoothness and firmness to the tissues.
Each treatment is designed to enhance natural beauty and correct any asymmetries or imperfections without altering the uniqueness of the face. Procedures are performed by specialists using precise techniques that minimize the risk of side effects while ensuring harmonious results.
At the Dermacademy Institute, every treatment is preceded by a thorough consultation. During the visit, specialists evaluate facial morphology and personal needs in order to recommend the most suitable treatment. Whether it involves lip fillers, under-eye fillers, or other facial hyaluronic acid treatments, the goal is to enhance the unique beauty of each person in a welcoming and professional environment.
For safe and harmonious results, rely on expert hands and advanced technologies.
Injectables is effective for:
What Are Them
Signs of aging are aesthetic alterations of the skin that appear with advancing age. Wrinkles, loss of elasticity, dark spots, and a less toned appearance are the main characteristics, resulting from a progressive slowing down of the skin’s regenerative processes.
Main causes
Signs of aging are caused by a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Natural skin aging leads to a decrease in collagen and elastin production, making the skin less elastic and thinner. Chronic exposure to UV rays, stress, and lifestyle habits also accelerate this process, promoting the appearance of wrinkles and discoloration.
What Are Them
Although similar, drooping eyelids manifest as a laxity of the upper eyelid skin, which can make the gaze appear heavy and, in more severe cases, limit the visual field. Under-eye bags, on the other hand, appear as swelling in the lower eye area, often caused by the accumulation of fluid or fatty tissue. Dark circles are characterized by discoloration or dark hollows under the eyes, giving the face a tired and aged appearance.
Main causes
Drooping eyelids are generally linked to skin aging, loss of skin elasticity, or genetic predisposition. Under-eye bags may be caused by fluid retention, accumulation of fat in the periocular area, fatigue, or stress. Dark circles, on the other hand, are often associated with stress, lack of sleep, skin pigmentation, or loss of volume in the under-eye area related to the aging process or genetic factors.
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