Contour plastic

The contour plastic today has achieved such success that it is almost capable of replacing plastic surgery. High-quality fillers used to sculpture the face and doctors’ experience allow achieving the desired effect by the non-invasive method.

The method implies the implantation of dermal fillers, which contain hyaluronic acid and gel. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance for the human body, so these preparations do not cause allergies. The task of the hyaluronic acid is to feed cells with water that results in smoothing wrinkles and restoring the lost volume.

Contour plastic is applied to different parts of the face and body and is performed for:

• restoring the clarity of the oval face;
• restoring the lost volumes;
• face and body sculpting;
• smoothing wrinkles and creases;
• elimination of facial asymmetry;
• lifting the corners of the lips;
• getting rid of ptosis;
• augmentation (enlargement) of lips.

How the procedure is performed

The filler is injected under the skin with a special needle, which leaves almost no puncture marks on the skin. Immediately after the procedure, a slight swelling of the skin is allowed, which lasts for several hours. Occasionally, there may be small bruises that dissolve on their own within 2-3 days.

If necessary, the procedure can be performed under local anesthesia by applying the cream with anesthetic to the skin.

This procedure may be carried out from 18 years.

It is prohibited to take coffee 3 hours and to drink alcohol 24 hours before the procedure.

The effect of the procedure can be seen immediately, but it becomes more visible on the 7th day after the procedure. Typically, the result holds up to 2 years.

To consolidate the result and its more lasting effect, it is necessary to follow the doctor's recommendations on lifestyle and skin care for two weeks after the manipulation:

• not to sunbathe;
• not to engage in active sports;
• not to visit the baths and sauna;
• not to massage in areas that have been injected with fillers.

Contraindications are as follows:

• oncological diseases;
• herpetic rash;
• pregnancy;
• breastfeeding;
• blood clotting disorders;
• fever;
• exacerbation of chronic inflammation;
• autoimmune diseases;
• collagenosis;
• mental illnesses.

The procedure lasts 45 minutes.