How long do fillers last?

Different types of fillers and their duration of effect

There are many different types of fillers , each with its own composition and purpose. Hyaluronic acid fillers are the most commonly used because hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance that attracts and retains moisture. Other fillers, such as Radiesse , contain a collagen stimulator, which provides a longer-lasting effect but is only suitable for certain areas of the face. Juvéderm fillers can even last 1.5 to 2 years. The choice of a specific type of filler depends on the desired result and the treated area.

Other factors that determine how long fillers last

Fillers generally last longest in areas with thinner skin and little movement. As the fillers' effect wears off, this usually happens gradually, meaning the results often fade naturally and symmetrically. In people with a fast metabolism, the effects of fillers will wear off more quickly. After 2 or 3 treatments, the fillers will likely last longer and longer.

The quality and elasticity of the skin also play a significant role in how fillers behave and how long they remain effective. Lifestyle also influences the duration of fillers. Smoking and excessive sun exposure can accelerate the breakdown process by breaking down collagen in the skin and accelerating dehydration.

How often should I repeat a filler treatment?

You can repeat a filler treatment as often as you like, provided it's aesthetically pleasing. Your cosmetic doctor will advise you on this, and we recommend listening to their advice. An experienced doctor knows exactly which type of filler should be injected where, which is crucial for optimal results.