Yes, fillers are deemed safe when administered at Gold Coast Aesthetics. Your comfort and safety are paramount throughout the entire procedure.

Most patients witness immediate improvements after receiving fillers, and these enhancements continue to enhance over time. The longevity of results varies based on the specific filler type chosen, but many individuals enjoy rejuvenated skin for several months.

Downtime is minimal, with most patients encountering only mild side effects such as swelling and bruising. You can swiftly resume your daily routine shortly after the procedure.

Fillers can seamlessly complement other cosmetic procedures, allowing for comprehensive results. At Gold Coast Aesthetics, we will craft a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your specific aesthetic goals.

Fillers are generally safe and effective for many individuals, but suitability may vary according to your medical history and unique circumstances. During your consultation, we will conduct a thorough assessment to ascertain if fillers are a good fit for your cosmetic goals.

Like any medical procedure, fillers carry some potential side effects and risks. Although severe side effects are exceptionally rare, including issues like infection or allergic reactions, typical side effects tend to be mild. These may include temporary swelling, bruising, redness, and slight discomfort at the injection site. Typically, these side effects resolve within a few days. Gold Coast Aesthetics is committed to minimizing risks, and we are always committed to prioritizing safety and efficacy.

Preparation for your dermal filler appointment involves a consultation in which we will discuss your medical history and current medications with your practitioner. After the procedure, adhering to post-treatment care instructions is vital to ensure a smooth recovery and achieve optimal results. This may entail avoiding strenuous exercise, sun exposure, or certain skincare products immediately after treatment. We will provide tailored guidance during your consultation and following the procedure.