MEDICAL & AESTHETICS · Medical aesthetics

Dermal Fillers in Kelowna

Dermal fillers can restore volume, soften deeper lines and balance contours through precise placement.

THE KIWI APPROACH

You do not need to arrive knowing a product name or how much filler to ask for.

Start with what you’re considering. Your clinician assesses the area and explains the options, including choosing not to treat.

What is dermal filler?

Many fillers are gels made with hyaluronic acid, a substance also found in the body. They are used in selected areas to change volume or contour.

The product, placement and amount depend on the assessment, not a one-size-fits-all package.

Plan the change before treatment

Talk about what you would like to keep as well as what you would like to change. Your clinician explains the proposed area, amount, timing, alternatives and cost.

Bring questions about previous treatments to the consultation.

Understand the risks

Swelling, bruising and tenderness can occur. Less common complications can be serious, including injury when blood flow is affected.

Ask your clinician to explain the risks for the proposed area and how the clinic responds to a complication.

Aftercare and review

Before you leave, know what to expect, which changes need prompt attention and how to reach the treating team. Follow your own aftercare instructions.

Do not use a general website enquiry for an urgent concern after treatment.

Good to know. Individual results vary. Treatment suitability is determined during consultation.

Common questions

How much dermal filler will I need?

The amount depends on the treatment area, your anatomy and the change you want. Your clinician recommends an individual plan after assessment.

What recovery should I plan for?

Swelling, bruising and tenderness can occur. Your clinician explains the expected settling period, aftercare and changes that need prompt attention for your treatment area.

What if I have had filler before?

Bring details of your previous treatments and any concerns about them. Your clinician considers that history when discussing further treatment or other options.

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