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Dermal Fillers

Dermal fillers are injectable forms of hyaluronic acid, a substance found naturally in the skin. They restore lost volume, smooth deeper lines and enhance facial contours whilst maintaining balance and definition. 

Our Approach at Trinity Skin Clinic

Every dermal filler treatment begins with a detailed consultation to understand your concerns and facial structure. We focus on subtle, balanced enhancements to respect your natural anatomy. 

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We use premium, CE-marked fillers in a clinical setting, following strict safety and infection-control standards. 

What to Expect at Your Treatment

Before

We take a full medical history, assess suitability and agree on a treatment plan. Photos may be taken for your confidential records and local anaesthesia can be applied.

During

Tiny, targeted injections are placed using fine needles. Most appointments take around 30-60 minutes. 

After

Immediately after - Redness, swelling, tenderness or bruising can be completely normal following your treatment. 

Close-Up Face View Registered Nurse Aesthetics Haverhill

Aftercare Instructions

For the first 24 hours:

- Avoid touching, rubbing or massaging the treated areas unless specifically instructed to do by the practitioner

- Avoid applying pressure to the treated area

- Avoid applying makeup to the treated areas

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For the first 48 hours:

- Avoid strenuous exercise

- Avoid alcohol, caffeine and ibuprofen, other NSAIDs or aspirin unless prescribed or medically necessary. 

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For the following 2 weeks:

- Avoid extreme temperatures and UV exposure i.e. sauna, steam, sun beds, very hot showers for 2 weeks. 

- Avoid facial massages or electrical stimulation of the face for the next 2 weeks.

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Mild swelling, tenderness, redness and bruising are common following dermal filler and should gradually improve over the following days.

 

PLEASE CONTACT THE CLINIC IMMEDIATELY:
- If you develop increasing or severe pain, significant swelling or any unexpected change in the treated area

- The skin becomes unusually pale, white, blotchy, or with uneven discoloration

- You experience any visual disturbances or changes to your vision
- Any other side effects you think are important
- If you feel distressed or worried in any way

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