In my practice, collagen-stimulating fillers have become an increasingly popular treatment choice among patients in the 40-60 age group as they offer age appropriate, natural and long-lasting results with very low risks of complications.1
In this article I will discuss how a collagen-stimulator treatment differs from traditional hyaluronic acid-based fillers and how they can be used for facial contouring, volume restoration and skin rejuvenation through bio-stimulation of the tissues.
In recent years the recognition and importance that facial volume loss plays in the ageing process has shifted the focus of treatment from a concentration on isolated problem areas, such as the nasolabial folds, to targeting the entire face to restore shape for a more harmonious and natural effect.2
Dermal fillers have become a popular means of addressing volume loss and contour defects resulting from ageing, disease or trauma, and the most widely used are the ones based on hyaluronic acid…
