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Dermal fillers, Mississauga

Dermal fillers, placed for structure

Restore support to the cheeks, lips, chin and jaw with hyaluronic acid filler, planned by a physician for how your face changes with time, not for a single dramatic moment.

  • Examined by a dermatologist before any treatment is recommended
  • A written plan, with straight answers on what will and will not help
  • Hyaluronic acid filler, which is reversible, placed conservatively
Duration
30 to 45 min
Downtime
1 to 3 days
Results show
Immediate
Lasts
6 to 18 months

Physician led consultation

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What would you like to improve?
Physician led cosmetic dermatologyInside a medical dermatology practice1435 Hurontario Street, MississaugaMonday to Friday, 10 to 5

What it treats

What we can help with.

Hyaluronic acid placed for structure rather than volume. We treat the cause of a shadow, not the shadow itself, and we use less than most people expect.

Cheek support

The structural base of the midface. Restoring it lifts the folds beneath rather than filling them, which is why it is usually the first area treated.

Nasolabial folds

The lines from nose to mouth corner. Often better softened by supporting the cheek above than by filling the fold itself.

Lips

Definition, hydration and shape. We work conservatively and in stages, and a great many lip consultations here end with a lip flip instead.

Chin and jaw

Projection and definition. One of the most under used areas, and often what a profile actually needs.

Tear troughs

The hollow under the eye. The most technically demanding area on the face and the one we decline most often.

Hands

Volume loss on the back of the hand, which ages a person as reliably as a face and is rarely treated.

How it works

Assessed first, then treated.

Nothing is treated until it has been examined by a physician led team, and nothing is repeated until it has been reviewed.

  1. Assessment

    A physician looks at the whole face in movement and at rest, and works out which structure has changed. The plan almost never matches the area the patient walked in pointing at.

  2. Plan and consent

    We agree what is being treated, in what order, and over how many visits. Filler is staged here. Nobody gets a whole face in one appointment.

  3. Treatment

    Thirty to forty five minutes, with numbing cream and usually a cannula rather than a needle in the higher risk areas. Some swelling and the odd bruise is normal.

  4. Review

    Two weeks later, once swelling has fully settled. Filler looks different at day two and day fourteen, and we assess it at fourteen.

Dr. Aiza Ejaz, dermatologist and Medical Director of Skin&Co

Who you will see

Led by Dr. Aiza Ejaz, dermatologist.

Skin&Co sits inside a medical dermatology practice in Mississauga, and every plan is set by a physician. Dr. Ejaz is a graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine and its Dermatology Residency Program, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

Her approach is built around subtle, refined results that keep a face recognisably your own, and an honest answer when a treatment is not the right one for you.

MD, FRCPCDermatologistMedical DirectorCPSO 93570
See before and after results

When we say no

We would rather lose the appointment than the trust.

A consultation sometimes ends with less treatment than you expected, or none. These are the situations where we will tell you so.

Questions

Before you book.

Do dermal fillers hurt?

Numbing cream first, and most fillers contain a local anaesthetic. In the higher risk areas we use a blunt cannula rather than a needle, which is both safer and more comfortable.

How long do dermal fillers last?

Six to eighteen months depending on the product and where it sits. Lips move constantly so they go fastest. Chin and cheek last longest.

Can dermal fillers be reversed?

Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with an enzyme, which is one of the main reasons we use them. That is not true of every injectable, and it is a reason to ask what you are being given.

Will I look overfilled?

Not if the plan is staged. The overfilled look comes from treating many areas at once and from repeating before the last round has broken down. We do neither.

How much filler will I need?

Less than you think, and we will not know until you have been assessed. Anyone quoting a syringe count before examining your face is guessing.

What is the downtime?

One to three days of mild swelling. Bruising is possible and peaks around day three. Most people go back to work the same day.

Start with an examination.

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