Want to become a Professional Aesthetic Medical Assistant? Know about dermal filler

The natural aging process causes a series of structural changes on the face, which together with external factors such as sun exposure, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity and stress, cause wrinkles, marks, dryness and losing skin elasticity. To fight these unwanted skin issues, aesthetic procedures are on high-demand, seeking rejuvenated skin. Dermal filling or facial filling is one of them. So, if you are considering joining as an aesthetic medical assistant, it would be ideal for you to know more details on this particular treatment.

Advantages of dermal filling treatment

An aesthetic medical assistant works to rejuvenate aged and wrinkled skin, reduce the scar lines, expression lines, and so on. The job responsibility is endless. The great advantage of fillers is the predictability of the final result.

·        Fill and level the wrinkles of the mouth and around the eyes,

·        Plump / reshape the volume of lips considered thin,

·        Reduce nasolabial fold,

·        Reshape and increase volume to cheekbones, chin and forehead

·        Remedy scars caused by acne or surgery,

·        Dark circles reduction and Chinese mustache, etc.

How it is done?

The fillers are generally injected with pre-filled syringes equipped with extremely thin needles that are inserted a few millimeters below the surface layer of the dermis. By doing this, it is possible to deposit the right amount of product, obtaining a good rejuvenating effect and at the same time ensuring a painless treatment. However, since the perception of pain can vary according to individual sensitivity and the injection site, the area to be treated is usually anesthetized before treatment.

Some temporary after-effects

Tiny marks go away within a few days. Hypersensitivity reactions are quite frequent in those who undergo injections of collagen fillers. Usually, most health professionals do not indicate permanent filling, because if the filling is placed in an inappropriate position, its permanence becomes a huge problem and responsibility for the doctor and the patient. In some rare cases, filler injections can cause unpredictable adverse reactions such as hives, abscesses, and local tissue necrosis.

Conclusion

The application must be carried out with a qualified health professional. The technique is performed through the application of injections in the region to be treated. After the substance is absorbed, the skin is more rejuvenated and hydrated, lasting from 6 to 18 months depending on the treated area.

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