Dermal Fillers in Kingston upon Thames
Dermal fillers restore volume that has been lost and refine facial proportion. Placed by a doctor with a clear understanding of facial anatomy, they produce balance rather than obvious change.
From £220
1. What dermal fillers do
The fillers used are hyaluronic acid based — a substance the body already produces, which holds water and gives skin and soft tissue its volume. Different products have different densities, and matching product to area is a large part of getting a natural result.
Filler is not a treatment for lines caused by muscle movement, and it is not a substitute for weight or skin quality. It addresses volume loss, structural support and proportion.
2. Areas treated
Lips
Hydration, definition and subtle volume, with attention to the proportion between upper and lower lip rather than size alone.
Cheeks
Restoring mid-face volume, which lifts the lower face and softens nasolabial folds indirectly.
Jawline
Definition and structure along the mandible, often the most effective single treatment for a soft or undefined lower face.
Chin
Projection and balance, particularly in profile.
Tear troughs
Under-eye hollowing. This is the most technically demanding filler area and is not suitable for everyone. Some under-eye concerns are pigment or skin quality rather than volume, and filler will not improve those.
3. Safety and complications
Filler is a medical procedure with real risks, including vascular occlusion — filler entering a blood vessel and restricting blood supply. It is rare, but it is an emergency.
Dr Ashi carries hyaluronidase, the enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler, and holds the training to recognise and manage occlusion. She is contactable directly after treatment. This is a reason to be treated by a medical practitioner rather than on price alone.
Filler can also be dissolved if you are unhappy with the result, following assessment.
4. What to expect
Treatment takes thirty to forty-five minutes. Local anaesthetic is included in most products, and topical numbing is used for lips. Swelling for two to three days is normal, particularly in lips, and bruising is possible. Results settle at two weeks, when a review appointment is held.
Most hyaluronic acid fillers last nine to eighteen months depending on product and area.
5. Prices
| Lips | from £220 |
| Chin | from £300 |
| Cheeks | from £350 |
| Jawline | from £400 |
| Tear trough | from £400 |
| Consultation | £40 |
Consultation fee is redeemable against treatment.
6. Dermal fillers near Kingston
The clinic is in Kingston upon Thames, KT2, with patients attending from:
- Surbiton
- New Malden
- Coombe
- Norbiton
- Richmond
- Wimbledon
7. Frequently asked questions
Will people be able to tell?
That is the aim of conservative placement. Treatment is planned around your existing proportions rather than a template.
How long do dermal fillers last?
Typically nine to eighteen months, depending on the product, the area and your metabolism.
Can filler be removed?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with hyaluronidase following assessment.
Does it hurt?
Most products contain local anaesthetic and topical numbing is used for lips. Discomfort is brief.
Can I have filler and anti-wrinkle injections at the same appointment?
Often yes, though sequencing is planned individually at consultation.