Myths surrounding dermal fillers

Are you not able to distinguish between the myths and facts related to dermal fillers? Then you have come to the right place. This blog will debunk some of the common yet important myths about dermal fillers in Auckland that are being circulated in the market by the opponents of these products, which have managed to transform and revolutionize the cosmetic industry in just a short period of time. So let us take a closer look at what these myths are.

First of the myths related to these dermal fillers is that if they are used in lips, they can lead to trout pout. A lot of people who approach doctors offering such treatments have a common concern that they do not want their lips to end up looking like Leslie Ash. The name itself has brought a lot of bad name for this revolutionary product, forcing many people to stay away from receiving such treatments for lip enhancement purpose. However, as a sensible person what you need to understand is the fact that such results only occur if the patient or the doctor over treats the lips, making their condition from bad to worse. The key here is to get the treatment only at a reputed clinic where the doctors performing the treatment have years of experience in the field. Experience and skilled cosmeticians understand the value of less is more and help people achieve results as per their demands and expectations. 

Another common myth surrounding dermal fillers is that they can lead to pillow face if administered in or around cheeks. Although it is true that over treatment or overdose of such a drug can lead to a plumper face, but if you receiving the treatment from an experienced and reputed doctor, you can rest assured that he or she will know the exact amount of drug that should be administered to help you get the desired results. So the key again is to find the right doctor who is properly trained in the art of administering such drugs. If you are not sure then go for a small area and see whether the results thus achieved are as per your expectations or not.  

And there is no such thing as permanent fillers. Some of the skin care clinics in Auckland and other parts of the world are promoting these dubious products, but what you should know is that effect of such products does not last for more than a 8 months.