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Rellenos de ácido hialurónico

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Los rellenos de ácido hialurónico son un procedimiento cosmético no quirúrgico muy popular que se utiliza para reducir la apariencia de líneas finas y arrugas, además de realzar los rasgos faciales. Este tratamiento rápido y mínimamente invasivo consiste en inyectar ácido hialurónico en la piel para aportar volumen y suavidad.

Rellenos de ácido hialurónico

General

Los rellenos de ácido hialurónico, una forma de rellenos dérmicos, se han convertido en uno de los tratamientos más comunes y buscados para el rejuvenecimiento y el contorno facial. Funcionan reponiendo el ácido hialurónico que existe naturalmente en la piel, pero que disminuye con la edad, lo que provoca arrugas, líneas finas y pérdida de volumen. El procedimiento es relativamente rápido, por lo general dura menos de una hora, y los resultados son inmediatos con un tiempo de inactividad mínimo. Si bien los resultados son temporales, ofrecen una suavidad y un aumento del volumen de aspecto natural que pueden durar de seis meses a más de un año, según el tipo de relleno utilizado y la zona tratada.

Detalles especiales

Who is it for?

    Personas que buscan reducir la apariencia de arrugas y líneas finas

    Aquellos que buscan mejorar los rasgos faciales como los labios, las mejillas y la línea de la mandíbula

    Personas con pérdida de volumen en la cara debido al envejecimiento

    Pacientes que prefieren un procedimiento cosmético no quirúrgico

Recovery Period

    Tiempo del procedimiento: por lo general, menos de una hora

    Tiempo de recuperación: tiempo de inactividad mínimo; por lo general, los pacientes pueden reanudar sus actividades normales de inmediato

    Efectos completos visibles dentro de 1 a 2 semanas después de que la hinchazón disminuya

Potential Risks and Side Effects

    Enrojecimiento, hinchazón y moretones en el sitio de la inyección

    Reacciones alérgicas al material de relleno

    Bultos e irregularidades en la zona tratada

    En casos raros, pueden ocurrir complicaciones vasculares

Alternative Treatments

    Procedimientos de transferencia de grasa

    Rellenos a base de colágeno

    Rellenos de ácido poli-L-láctico

    Inyecciones de toxina botulínica (para líneas y arrugas)

    Tratamientos con láser y exfoliaciones químicas (para mejorar la textura y la calidad de la piel)

Success Rate

Alta tasa de éxito con muchos pacientes que obtienen resultados satisfactorios que duran de 6 a 18 meses

Procedure step-by-step overivew

    Consulta inicial para analizar los objetivos y evaluar la estructura facial

    Elegir el tipo apropiado de relleno de ácido hialurónico

    Limpieza y preparación de los sitios de inyección

    Aplicar crema anestésica tópica, si es necesario

    La inyección de relleno de ácido hialurónico en las áreas objetivo con una aguja fina o una cánula

    Masaje suave de la zona para dar forma al relleno

    Instrucciones posteriores al tratamiento y cronograma de seguimiento

Precios

    Turquía

    $250 - $500

    República Checa

    $300 - $600

    Croacia

    $300 - $550

    Lituania

    $250 - $550

    Polonia

    $250 - $500

    Alemania

    $350 - $700

    Suiza

    $450 - $900

    Francia

    $400 - $800

    Reino Unido

    $350 - $650

    Estados Unidos

    $600 - $1200

    Canadá

    $500 - $1000

    Australia

    $500 - $1000

¿Por qué varían los precios?

    Marca y tipo de relleno de ácido hialurónico utilizado

    Volumen de relleno requerido

    Ubicación geográfica de la clínica

    Experiencia y reputación del practicante

    Complejidad del resultado deseado

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