Non-Surgical Enhancement with Hyaluronic Acid
Filler injections are a popular non-surgical way to enhance facial features — no surgery and no long recovery. Fillers address wrinkles, thin lips, under-eye hollowness, sunken temples, and volume loss.
Most use Hyaluronic Acid (HA) — a naturally occurring substance that retains moisture and supports skin structure — Results and duration vary by product, treatment area and individual response. HA fillers can sometimes be reduced with hyaluronidase when clinically appropriate, while other fillers may be difficult or impossible to remove.
Add Line Get Free!What Is Filler?
Filler, or Hyaluronic Acid (HA), is designed to mimic a natural component already found in your skin. It works by attracting water, filling wrinkles, and adding volume where it’s lost.
As natural collagen and HA decline with age, injectable HA restores moisture, texture, firmness, and smoothness — refreshing the face without surgery.
Where Can Fillers Be Injected?
Under-Eye
Corrects hollowness and helps brighten dark circles.
Lips
Enhances volume and shape (typically around 1 cc).
Chin
Enhances projection for a more balanced profile.
Temples
Restores volume to sunken, hollow temples.
Nasolabial Folds
Softens the smile lines around the nose and mouth.
Forehead
Adds volume to a flat or uneven forehead.
Benefits of Filler Injections
Filler Brands & How Long Results Last
Product composition and expected duration vary. The clinician should review product labeling, treatment area, individual anatomy and goals before recommending a product.
Belotero
SwitzerlandJuvederm
USAUltra V Hyal
KoreaRadiesse
GermanyFiller Types & How to Stay Safe
Hyaluronic Acid (HA)Recommended
HA is widely used; suitability, expected duration and reversibility depend on the product, treatment area and clinical assessment.
Animal-Derived Collagen
Rarely used today — carries a higher allergy risk.
Autologous Fat
Your own fat, used for larger-volume needs.
Biosynthetic PolymersAvoid
Permanent or non-HA fillers require careful specialist assessment and may be difficult or impossible to remove. Avoid unidentified or unverified injectable materials.
How to Identify an Authentic Filler
- FDA registration number on the box, registered in Thailand.
- Thai-language instructions and full product information.
- Matching lot numbers across box, syringe, sticker, and packaging.
- Verifiable with the importer or registered supplier.
Filler Correction Treatments
Not happy with a previous result — or received a substandard filler elsewhere? DCH offers safe corrective options.
Filler Dissolving
Uses the enzyme Hyaluronidase to break down HA fillers that are unsuitable or improperly placed.
Suitable for
- Received counterfeit or non-standard fillers
- Swelling, lumps, or unsatisfactory results
- Seeking adjustment or revision
- Allergic reactions or vascular complications
Filler Scraping
Surgical removal of counterfeit or non-FDA fillers with impurities or non-biodegradable material.
Suitable for
- Hard or irregular lumps that persist
- Fibrosis or hardened tissue from foreign substances
- Ongoing inflammation or infection
- Facial distortion, or material to clear before reinjection
Who Is Filler Suitable For?
Before & After Your Treatment
Before Injection
- Tell the clinician about all medicines and supplements you take. Do not stop prescribed medicines, including anticoagulants or antiplatelet drugs, unless the prescribing clinician advises it.
- Avoid alcohol 24–48 hours before.
- Stop exfoliants (AHA, BHA, Retinol) one week prior.
- Avoid laser treatments or facial massage 3 days before.
- Stay hydrated and well-rested.
- Disclose your full medical history and any allergies.
Aftercare
- Don’t touch, press, or massage the area for at least 3 days.
- Take prescribed medication exactly as directed.
- Avoid heat, saunas, and intense workouts for 48 hours.
- Avoid deep laser treatments (HIFU, RF) for at least 1 month.
- Minimize movement of the treated area for the first 3 days.
- Contact your doctor if severe swelling persists beyond 3 days.
Why Choose Filler at DCH Hospital?
International Standards
Internationally recognized standards and advanced medical technology.
Experienced Medical Team
Skilled doctors with deep understanding of facial anatomy.
100% Authentic Fillers
FDA-approved HA with verified, traceable sources.
Transparent Pricing
A clear price structure with no hidden costs.
Comprehensive Aftercare
Follow-up and dedicated post-treatment support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is filler injection dangerous?
Dermal filler is a medical procedure and is not risk-free. Common effects include swelling, bruising, redness and tenderness. Rare but serious vascular complications can cause tissue injury, vision changes or stroke. Treatment should use a verified product administered by a qualified clinician with an emergency plan.
How long does swelling last, and when will I see results?
Changes may be visible soon after injection, while swelling and bruising often settle over days to weeks. Timing varies by product, treatment area and individual response. Contact the clinical team urgently for unusual or worsening pain, pale or dusky skin, vision changes or stroke-like symptoms.
Filler or fat grafting — which is better?
Neither option is universally better. Filler and fat grafting differ in procedure, recovery, expected duration, reversibility and suitability. The appropriate choice depends on the treatment area, the amount of volume needed, medical history and individual goals.
How many CCs are needed for each area?
The amount varies by product, treatment area, anatomy and goal. A clinician should assess facial structure and recommend a conservative, individualized plan rather than using one fixed amount for everyone.
