HA FILLERS

Information and price list

WHAT IS HYALURONIC ACID (HA)?  

HA a polysaccharide molecule which is one of the chief components of connective tissue, forming a gelatinous matrix that surrounds cells.  As we have Hyaluronic acid naturally occurring in our bodies, fillers are a fantastic way to improve facial lines as well as augmenting the lips (for a fuller, more hydrated look), and to enhance volume to lift the face for a more youthful appearance. As time goes by, our faces lose collagen, elastin and fat which in turn can drop the cheek muscles to promote deeper lines around the nose and mouth.  Hyaluronic acid fillers are non permanent and are used to re-fill the muscle and fat loss under the skin to lift, support and rebalance the facial structure. The soft results are visible immediately after the treatment, can look even better at 2-4 weeks after the procedure and (depending on product) can usually last between 6-18 months.  Hyaluronic acid hydration fillers can also be used to improve and smooth out  the 'crepey' skin appearance of the décolletage, under eye area and backs of hands.

Hyaluronic acid Filler Prices

FACIAL CONTOUR AND VOLUME FOR CHEEKS, JAWLINE, CHIN, TEMPLES

1 x syringe £270

2 x syringes £455

3 x syringes £600

Lips

1ml syringe £215

0.7ml syringe £180

Tear trough (with cannula)

1ml Syringe £275

Top up syringe £165

(at 4 -6 weeks only)

nose to mouth lines, marionettes, fine to moderate lines

0.7ml syringe £180

1 x 1ml syringe £215

2 x 1ml syringes £400

3 x 1ml syringes £500

FAQs

  • After your consultation with the practitioner, you will be offered numbing cream to be applied on the area (of concern) to be treated. After 20-30 mins, the cream will be removed, skin disinfected, documention signed, photos taken and the injection treatment will commence.

  • There may be some swelling. redness, bruising and mild soreness after the procedure, however these symptoms do settle within 24-72 hours depending on area. Bruising may persist for up to 2 weeks. Immediate results will be seen straight after, but it may take up to 4 weeks for the product to settle and tissue integrate, therefore some minor lumps/bumps may be felt during this time. It’s not advised to massage unless directed by the practitioner.

    Your injector will advise you of all the adverse side effects that can happen in consultation and when it would be appropriate to contact the clinic depending on symptoms.

    Please note: We would also advise to leave a minimum of 2 week recovery after a filler treatment before going to any special occasion or holiday... just incase you bruise!

  • Immediate results that can last anything between 6 months to 18 months - maybe longer. Longevity can depend on product choice and individual patient (metabolism and lifestyle).

  • Our weapon of choice is the amazing Teoxane (Teosyal) range. Teosyal has been around approx 20 years and is FDA approved. It’s considered a premium HA product compared to many on the market and has an excellent safety profile. Teoxane even have their own dermaceutical skincare range!

    The filler range is VAST and has a HA product for every problematic indication of line, wrinke, volume or area of de-hydration. We use the Puresense and the New RHA (dynamic filler) range from Teoxane. Your nurse practitioner will discuss the bet option of filler for you in your consultation.

  • Absolute Contraindications

    1. Allergy or hypersensitivity to:

      • Hyaluronic acid (rare, but possible)

      • Lidocaine (if using lidocaine-containing fillers)

      • Gram-positive bacterial proteins (used in some filler manufacturing)

    2. Active skin infection or inflammation at the injection site:

      • Acne, herpes simplex (cold sores), rosacea flare, bacterial/fungal infections

    3. Autoimmune or connective tissue disorders (e.g., lupus, scleroderma) – considered absolute by some practitioners due to risk of inflammatory response

    4. Pregnancy or breastfeeding – not tested for safety in these populations

    5. History of severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis

    Relative Contraindications / Use With Caution

    These are not strict contraindications, but require careful risk-benefit evaluation:

    • Active cold sores (herpes simplex) – particularly when injecting around lips; pre-treat with antivirals (e.g., acyclovir) if patient has a known history

    • Bleeding disorders or use of anticoagulants/antiplatelets (e.g., warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel) – increases risk of bruising and hematoma

    • Autoimmune diseases (milder or well-controlled cases) – may carry slightly increased risk of reaction

    • Recent vaccinations or infections – may increase systemic inflammatory response

    • Unrealistic expectations or underlying psychological disorders (e.g., body dysmorphic disorder)

    • Recent facial treatments (laser, microneedling, chemical peels, or surgery) – avoid overlap with healing periods