FAQ

FAQ

How long does the injection process take?

After consultation with your doctor, the treatment process is quick and usually takes less than 30 minutes.

Does the injection cause damage to the skin?

At the injection site, sometimes swelling, bruising, or slight redness can be seen, which is temporary and will eventually resolve within a few days.

Is the injection painful?

Our fillers are available with lidocaine to reduce any sensation of pain you might feel. INOVOSENSE can be applied with very fine needles, this helps to maximize your comfort.

Will the injection area look unnatural?

The use of quality fillers makes the filler quickly become one with the skin texture and looks completely uniform. This issue is especially important for areas like the lips where you want to see the proper results of the injection but not necessarily look unnatural.

What care is needed after the injection?

After the injection, use an ice compress on the area to reduce bruising and swelling, and avoid lying down or keeping your head down for up to 4 hours after the injection. Avoid pressing or rubbing the injection site, and avoid sleeping on your face in the first few days. Avoid washing your face with hot water for up to 24 hours after the injection. Avoid wearing facial makeup during the first 12 hours after the injection. In the first two weeks after the injection, avoid going to the sauna and solarium, as well as exposure to direct sunlight and ultraviolet radiation.

Will I be able to go back to work immediately?

If you use high-quality products that are prepared in compliance with standard criteria and a needle with a suitable gauge, you can return to work immediately after the injection. Use powder cream for short bruises.

How long do the INOVOSENSE fillers last?

Depending on the quality of the product, the effects of using fillers are more stable and in most cases last 9 to 18 months, but they are not permanent. Of course, it varies depending on other factors such as the type of injection, treatment location, person’s skin, lifestyle, age, etc.

For whom is filler injection not suitable?

In hemorrhagic disorders, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, neuromuscular diseases, auto-immune disorders and allergies to injectable substances, as well as during pregnancy and breastfeeding, injections should not be given.