Dermal fillers in Istanbul
Dermal fillers are injectable treatments used to address selected concerns about facial volume and lines. Ask about the proposed product, treatment area and follow-up before deciding.
What to discuss at your consultation
Identify the area and change you want before choosing a filler. Ask for the exact product, practitioner qualifications, planned follow-up and the response to an unexpected complication. Dermal fillers are injectable gels, most often based on hyaluronic acid, used to restore volume or soften lines. Results are temporary and vary with the product and the treated area. Ask whether the chosen filler can be dissolved if needed, and discuss risks such as bruising, swelling, lumps and rare vascular complications. Avoid scheduling fillers immediately before a flight or an important event, and keep a record of the product and the amount used.
Personalised treatment plan
Non-surgical treatments are not offered as a package; hotel, transfers and interpreter services are not included for these treatments. We help you plan your appointment. Clarify the details of the treatment, the number of sessions and follow-up with the treating facility.
Travel and length of stay
Ask for an individual schedule before booking flights. Confirm the number of visits, review appointments and when the treating professional expects you to be fit to travel. Some treatment plans require more than one visit.
Follow-up after returning home
After the procedure, you can reach us on WhatsApp with any questions; when needed, we pass your information on to the treating team.
Request information →Plan your consultation
Tell us which treatment you are considering, your country and your preferred contact time. We will help you understand what information is needed for an initial assessment.
Non-surgical aesthetics
Browse the before-and-after photographs. Results vary between individuals; these images do not predict your outcome. Ask which examples relate to the treatment you are considering.
What are dermal fillers?
Dermal fillers are injectable gels, most often made of hyaluronic acid, used to restore volume, smooth lines or refine areas such as the lips, cheeks, jawline, chin or under-eye region. They are a non-surgical treatment with a temporary effect that depends on the product and the treated area.
Who may be suitable for dermal fillers?
Adults who want to soften lines or restore volume without surgery may be assessed. Fillers are not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding or where there is active skin infection in the area. Previous permanent fillers, autoimmune conditions, allergies and blood-thinning medication require an individual evaluation by the practitioner.
Dermal fillers: What should international patients expect in Istanbul?
After reviewing your photos, the practitioner in Istanbul assesses your face, confirms the product and the areas to treat, and performs the injections in a single appointment, often after applying a numbing cream. Swelling or bruising may follow. Ask when you can fly and plan a review appointment if the practitioner recommends one.
What is recovery like after dermal fillers?
Downtime is usually minimal. Swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising at the injection sites can occur and generally settle. Avoid pressing or massaging the treated area, intense heat and strenuous exercise for the period advised. Seek urgent advice for severe pain, skin blanching or colour change, as these may indicate a vascular problem.
What results can be expected from dermal fillers?
Results are visible soon after treatment but settle as swelling resolves. The effect gradually fades, so maintenance treatments are usually discussed. Hyaluronic acid fillers can often be dissolved if needed. Vascular complications are uncommon but require immediate attention, which is why you should know whom to contact.
Dermal fillers: What is AVAN AESTH’s role?
AVAN AESTH is not a clinic. For dermal fillers we coordinate by sharing your photos with the provider, arranging your appointment and staying available after your visit to forward questions or concerns to the treating practitioner.
Planning your treatment
Before booking, discuss your goals, suitability, alternatives and risks with the treating professional. Request a written treatment plan and realistic expectations. The plan should be based on your individual assessment.
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