Dermal Fillers
The Skin Care Clinic offer the latest in medical-grade injectable fillers. Whether you're looking to fill in laugh-lines, or add volume to your lips, The Skin Care Clinic will assist you in obtaining the best possible results.
Our Fillers:
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Juvederm is a smooth consistency gel filler made of hyaluronic acid—a naturally occurring substance in your skin that helps to add volume and hydration. Your healthcare professional eases Juvederm injectable filler gel under the epidermis to instantly restore your skin's volume and smooth away facial wrinkles and folds, like your “smile lines” or “parentheses” (nasolabial folds—the creases that run from the bottom of your nose to the corners of your mouth). Learn More...
Provides gradual results that can last up to two years*
Sculptra Aesthetic is a facial injectable that works gradually in a series of treatments — on average, three injection sessions over a few months — for a subtle, more youthful looking appearance. Welcome to the new age of anti-age.
Radiesse is an FDA-approved injectable filler material. It is a gel-like material composed primarily of hydroxyapetite, an important component of our bone tissue. As a gel, however, it is soft (not like bone!).
As a filler material, Radiesse is used to 'fill in' areas of wrinkles or other depressions that would benefit from 'filling out'. At the time of your initial consultation, The Skin Care Clinic doctors will personally evaluate you and determine if you are a good candidate for Radiesse injection. Learn More...
As a filler material, Radiesse is used to 'fill in' areas of wrinkles or other depressions that would benefit from 'filling out'. At the time of your initial consultation, The Skin Care Clinic doctors will personally evaluate you and determine if you are a good candidate for Radiesse injection. Learn More...
Restylane is the king of injectable fillers. It enhances your natural beauty by restoring your skin’s volume, and suppleness. Youthful skin is rich in hyaluronic acid. As we age, the distribution and function of hyaluronic acid in our skin gradually change, leading to the characteristic signs of aging. Learn More...