Nasolabial Fold Filler Chester

Nasolabial fold fillers are made from purified hyaluronic acid, which is naturally found in the body. They are used to plump up the skin and smooth out deep laugh lines caused by the sun, ageing and smoking, restoring your youthful look.

Nasolabial fold fillers work by injecting a ‘filler product’ called hyaluronic acid into the visible lines connecting the edges of your nose and mouth. The hyaluronic acid, which is naturally occurring in the skin, plumps up the area, restoring sunken lines to their former, smooth state.

You will see visible results immediately after you have had laugh line filler injections. The filler then takes about two weeks to fully develop along your nasolabial folds.

Smile line fillers tend to last between 6-12 months. However, they can last as long as 18-24 months, but this varies from person to person.

The appearance of smile lines can be reduced by doing a range of mouth exercises every day for a prolonged period of time. You could also undergo a facelift, but this involves an extensive surgical procedure, a long recovery time and a big price tag. The quickest and most cost-effective way to remove nasolabial folds is with dermal fillers, which give instant results.

We only use the market-leading brand, Juvederm.

Dermal fillers can be risky, especially if they’re not done properly. There are plenty of beauty therapists performing filler treatments at the moment and the truth is, they’re not properly qualified and have likely only taken a 1-day training course. If filler treatment is not done correctly, risks can include blindness, infection and the need for surgery if not injected into the correct area.

To ensure you are receiving safe and quality treatment, Face&Co Chester is a doctor-led clinic. We only employ experienced medical practitioners who are on at least one of the following registers: 

• British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS)
• Joint Council for Cosmetic Practitioners (JCCP)
• Save Face
• British Association of Cosmetic Nurses (BACN)
• British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM)

Your safety is our main priority. Always make sure you ask to see that qualifications of the practitioner performing your treatment before going ahead with a procedure.