Soft Tissue Fillers
Through ageing we lose bone mass, fat, muscle strength, elasticity, collagen, and volume loss in our face. One treatment option to address volume loss is with hyaluronic acid temporary fillers.
Soft tissue fillers aim to restore volume loss rejuvenating your appearance. Soft tissue fillers can also be used for beautification reasons such as contouring.
A full medical consultation is required prior to any soft tissue filler treatment.
Soft Tissue Filler Dissolving
All soft tissue filler treatments performed at Sechi Skin Clinic will include free emergency soft tissue filler dissolving. We recognise potential complications associated with soft tissue fillers and although such complications are rare, we have a duty of care to all our customers and have the necessary skills and expertise required to safely manage these complications. We provide soft tissue filler dissolving treatments for those customers that have received treatment outside of Sechi Skin Clinic subject to consultation.
FAQs
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How does Botulinum Toxin work?Botulinum toxin blocks the transition of chemical messages sent from the nerve to cause muscle contraction. The aim of wrinkle relaxing treatments is to reduce muscle movement that contribute to expression lines.
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How long does it last?Between 3-6 months.
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How long does it take to see results?Optimal results are generally seen within 2-4 weeks.
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Does it hurt?This procedure is administered via an injection which can feel uncomfortable on insertion but generally is well tolerated.
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Are wrinkle relaxing injections safe?All treatments carry a degree of risk. All risks and complications will be discussed with you during your consultation and prior to any treatments.
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Am I suitable for wrinkle relaxing treatments?It is not recommended in the following circumstances: Pregnancy or breast feeding Existing neurological disorders When taking certain medications Previous allergic reactions or sensitivities to Botulinum toxin Under the age of 18 years If you are currently or recently being treated for a dermatological condition including Roacutane If you are currently unwell, we would NOT recommend undergoing any cosmetic treatments