Dermal Fillers in Chester

According to Save Face, most people find the treatment comfortable, especially with numbing cream applied beforehand. Many modern fillers also contain lidocaine (local anaesthetic) to minimise discomfort. You may feel pressure or a slight stinging sensation, but it is generally well-tolerated.

Yes. The NHS confirms that hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This reversibility is one of the key safety advantages of HA-based products. If you are unhappy with results or experience complications, a qualified practitioner can reverse the treatment.

Prices typically range from £200–£400 per syringe (1ml), with most treatments requiring 1–3 syringes depending on the area and desired outcome. Save Face advises always prioritising practitioner qualifications over price—significantly cheaper treatments may indicate unqualified practitioners or counterfeit products.

According to the NHS, dermal fillers add volume and smooth static lines by filling space under the skin, while Botox (botulinum toxin) relaxes muscles to reduce dynamic wrinkles caused by facial movement. They work through entirely different mechanisms and are often used together for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

The cost of dermal fillers in Chester typically ranges from £200 to £400 per syringe, with most patients needing 1–3 syringes depending on the treatment area. Prices vary between clinics based on practitioner experience, product brand, and location. Use our directory to compare verified clinics in Chester and always prioritise qualifications over price.

According to NHS guidance, dermal fillers results typically last 6–18 months depending on the area treated, your metabolism, and lifestyle factors. Lips tend to metabolise filler faster than cheeks due to increased movement and blood flow. Your practitioner in Chester can advise on a maintenance schedule suited to your goals.

The NHS recommends avoiding intense exercise, alcohol, and excessive heat for 24–48 hours after dermal fillers. You may experience swelling, redness, or bruising for a few days. Sleep with your head slightly elevated on the first night. Any lumps usually settle within two weeks as the filler integrates with your tissue.

The NHS strongly advises choosing a medically qualified practitioner registered with the GMC, GDC, or NMC. In Chester, check that your practitioner is listed on the Save Face register (government-approved) and that they carry hyaluronidase for emergencies, as required by the JCCP.