Filler in cosmetology. Contra-indications and reviews

Fortunately for all women in the world, technological progress does not only concern electronics or automation, but also the means of restoring youth and beauty.

If earlier, in order to "take off" for several years, the woman needed to lie down under the surgeon's scalpel, then today botox and a phlera in cosmetology are used. The last procedure is especially popular, but not every girl knows what it is and whether to pay money for such a service. We'll figure out!

Trends in modern contour plastics

On what does it depend, how does the person look - young or old? Of course, first of all give out the age of wrinkles. No matter how the woman is looking at the skin condition, no matter what mask and cream she uses, years and facial expressions mark the face with deep grooves after thirty years. It is impossible to cancel the course of time, but here it is possible to hide its negative effect on the skin.

Dermis loses its elasticity and gets wrinkles due to the fact that the stores of subcutaneous moisture and fat are depleted.

If you return to the void under the skin of the substance, the folds of wrinkles are smoothed out, with what the philist can handle without difficulty. This is known in cosmetology as a procedure for filling wrinkles with a special substance.

Botox or fillers?

People who are ignorant of contour plastics do not see any difference in the use of Botox and fillers. In fact, the difference is fundamental - both in the properties of these drugs, and in the way they are used. Botox makes sense to apply earlier than a phyler, in cosmetology. If the skin has retained moisture and fat, but there are already the first wrinkles, it is better for a woman to seek Botox injection.

In the event that moisture along with fat has already been lost, and the skin has developed into an "accordion", then only the philistine in cosmetology can save the situation. Despite the strange and clearly technical name, there is nothing strange about the definition of "filler".

What are the filers in cosmetology?

To answer this question most fully, let us turn to the meaning of the word "filler". The English word "fill" is translated as "fill", and it is this process that presupposes the use of such a device as a phyler in cosmetology. This procedure has been known to cosmetologists for more than a hundred years, but, of course, has undergone various changes in terms of both technical and use of fillers. What products of modern cosmetology are used as fillers today and how safe are they?

What fill wrinkles?

In the early twentieth century, cosmetologists as fillers used their own fat girls who underwent the procedure, getting it from other parts of the body.

A little later they began using paraffin and silicone, but these substances were soon banned due to a large number of complications.

What is used now? In the last thirty years, this field of cosmetology has received a serious development, and now quite successfully used a lot of substances that are similar in their qualities, but differ in name and price. Fillers differ in origin on substances of animal origin and synthetic.

Fillers synthetic and natural

Let's look at what substances the filler can contain at its core. In general, any filler introduced under the skin can provide a result for a period of four months to one year.

Most of the expensive drugs are bovine collagen or human, but the use of these substances is limited. If your finances allow you, then in the laboratory you will extract your subcutaneous fat and, having transformed it, will introduce you into the voids under the skin of the face. This procedure is most natural - the body will not reject your own "material", and it is unlikely that such a filler will cause negative reactions. Is a natural phyler popular in cosmetology? No, because of the high cost.

Hyaluronic acid is more common. In a natural form, this substance is present in the skin of animals and humans and provides the process of moistening. The introduction of such an acid under the skin provides an effect for five to six months. This filler also applies to natural, however, hyaluronic acid costs an order of magnitude less than collagen. Fillers, which consist entirely of natural substance, are called biodegradable or absorbable.

Fillers, created on the basis of synthetic substances, have a longer lasting effect and will cost you less than natural ones. However, several injections are required to obtain the desired result. Another of their drawbacks is that they are not completely processed by the body. Most often used fillers based on silicone or artificial gels. If something goes wrong after the procedure, then they need to be removed surgically.

Between fillers natural and synthetic there is one more subspecies of these means - biosynthetic. Their feature is that they are half composed of natural substances - collagen, hyaluronic acid, hydroxyapatite calcium. It is on the basis of these components that biosynthetic fillers in cosmetology are created. Testimonials indicate that they are the safest. However, they are also the most affordable.

Filters in cosmetology - the names of the most popular drugs

Despite the abundance of fillers from different manufacturers, the greatest demand is only a few brands. The cosmetician in the beauty salon can offer you "Restylane", "Yviderm", "Sudzhiderm", "Gliton", "Belotero."

Restylane is produced by the Swedish pharmaceutical corporation and is a temporary filler based on hyaluronic acid. Validity period is up to 6 months.

"Yuviderm" and "Sudzhiderm" - French fillers based on hyaluronic acid. Validity period is up to 6 months.

Belotero is a German-made filer. Based on collagen and hyaluronic acid. The filler will resolve in five to seven months.

Filler Glytone French made. In addition to hyaluronic acid, it also contains mannitol, which heals the skin.

"Dermolife", "Reviderm" and "Aftekol" are very popular fillers in cosmetology. Reviews, however, these funds are not the most positive. The fact that, in addition to hyaluronic acid, they contain synthetic substances, says not in favor of their use. Over time, the organic matter dissolves, and artificial no, causing inflammation on the skin.

Evaluating the depth of wrinkles and folds, the general condition of the skin, the doctor-cosmetologist will decide on which filler is more expedient for you to enter.

Contraindications to the introduction of fillers

What are the filers in cosmetology, we figured out. But does this procedure have any contraindications? Certainly. And you need to read them before you sign up for an appointment with a cosmetologist. Unfortunately, not every employee of the beauty salon will tell you honestly what you may encounter after the introduction of the filler.

The doctor-cosmetologist should collect the anamnesis, thus it is unimportant, what he uses filers in cosmetology. Contraindications are an autoimmune disease, a disease in the acute stage or even any infection.

What you should do before introducing fillers

1. Choose a cosmetology salon, focusing not on price, but on quality. Study reviews about the doctor-cosmetologist, read the advice of "experienced". The doctor should not use synthetic fillers, for today the best choice will be a remedy based on hyaluronic acid.
2. Consult your physician about the appropriateness of the procedure for you. Before visiting the beautician it will be expedient to cure all infectious diseases - inflammation of the mucous membranes, caries and inflammation of the gums, fungi, etc.
3. Before proceeding with the introduction of the filler, the doctor will suggest that you sign a contract in which all contraindications are prescribed. Study it carefully before signing.
4. If your skin is thin or very dry, think again before you enter the filler.