Dermal fillers are one of the fastest ways to regain lost facial volume without surgery — and Pitampura has several excellent options. At Rakshaa Aesthetics, Pitampura, we personalise filler choice to your anatomy, goals, and lifestyle so results look refreshed, not “overdone.”
Here’s a concise guide to the top dermal fillers available locally and how to pick the right one for you.
1. Hyaluronic Acid (HA) Fillers — the go-to for lift and hydration
Hyaluronic acid fillers are the most commonly used and versatile family of fillers. Brands you’ll often hear about (available at reputable clinics like Rakshaa Aesthetics) include formulations that vary by thickness — so we can treat everything from fine lines to deep cheek volume loss.
Why people choose HA:
- Natural-looking volume and smoothness.
- Immediately visible results with minimal downtime.
- Reversible: an enzyme (hyaluronidase) can dissolve HA if needed.
- Hydrating — HA attracts water, so skin looks plumper and dewy.
Common uses:
- Cheek and midface volumisation
- Nasolabial folds and marionette lines
- Lip enhancement and perioral lines
- Under-eye hollows (tear troughs), when done carefully
Ideal candidate: anyone wanting predictable, adjustable results with a low-risk profile.
2. Calcium Hydroxylapatite (Radiesse-type) — for structural lift
Calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) fillers are thicker and provide more structural support than many HA gels. They’re great when you want lift and immediate contour, plus they stimulate some collagen production over time.
Why choose CaHA:
- Strong lifting effect — excellent for cheek and jawline contouring.
- Longer-lasting structural support (often 12–18 months depending on area and individual).
- Natural-feel once integrated.
Common uses:
- Cheek projection and midface lift
- Jawline definition
- Certain hand rejuvenation procedures
Ideal candidate: people who need a bit of structural support and want longer-lasting contour without implants.
3. Poly-L-lactic Acid (PLLA, e.g., Sculptra) — gradual collagen builder
PLLA is not a volumiser in the classic immediate-filler sense; it works by stimulating your skin’s collagen production over several months. The result is a gradual, natural restoration of volume and skin thickness.
Why choose PLLA:
- Gradual, natural-looking improvement that can last 2 years or more.
- Excellent for restoring overall facial volume loss rather than filling single deep lines.
- Very suitable if you prefer subtle, progressive changes.
Common uses:
- Global facial rejuvenation (temples, cheeks, lower face)
- Improving skin texture and firmness over time
Ideal candidate: someone who wants a subtle, long-term improvement and doesn’t need instant plumpness.
4. Firm or Semi-permanent Options — for selected cases (with caution)
There are firmer, longer-lasting products (e.g., PMMA-based fillers or long-lasting composite fillers). These are used less often and only by experienced injectors because they’re harder to remove and require careful planning.
Why proceed with care:
- Longer duration — sometimes permanent or semi-permanent.
- Higher potential for lumps or delayed reactions if not expertly placed.
- Best for patients with clear, long-term goals who accept trade-offs.
At best dermatologist in Delhi, we discuss pros and cons openly and reserve these options for carefully selected situations.
How we choose the right filler at Rakshaa Aesthetics, Pitampura
At our Pitampura centre we don’t prescribe a filler by name alone — we assess:
- Your facial anatomy and bone structure
- Areas of volume loss and skin quality
- Your aesthetic goals: subtle vs dramatic, immediate vs gradual
- Medical history and any previous filler treatments
We combine product science with an artistic approach so results are proportionate and age-appropriate.
What to expect during and after treatment
- Consultation and mapping of injection points.
- Procedure time typically 20–60 minutes depending on areas treated.
- Mild swelling, redness or bruising for 1–7 days; most people return to light activities same day.
- Immediate improvement with HA and CaHA; PLLA improves over weeks to months.
- Follow-up checks to assess settling and plan touch-ups.
Safety and choosing a qualified injector
Fillers are medical procedures. Choose clinics with:
- Board-certified dermatologists or plastic surgeons experienced in fillers.
- Use of approved products and good hygiene standards.
- Clear emergency protocols (rare complications like vascular occlusion must be treated promptly).
Rakshaa Aesthetics in Pitampura emphasises safety: experienced injectors, approved products, and patient-first aftercare.
FAQs
Q: How long do fillers last?
A: Typical HA fillers last 9–18 months, depending on the product and area. CaHA can last 12–18 months. PLLA effects develop gradually and can last 2 years or more. Individual metabolism affects duration.
Q: Do fillers look fake?
A: Not when placed by a skilled injector. The aim is to restore lost volume and harmony — subtlety is key. At Rakshaa Aesthetics, we tailor volumes to your face and age for natural results.
Q: Are fillers safe?
A: Generally, yes when performed by a trained professional using approved products. Common side effects are temporary swelling, bruising or tenderness. Serious complications are rare but treatable when the clinic is prepared.
Q: Can I combine fillers with other treatments?
A: Yes — fillers are often combined with Botox, skin peels, lasers or PRP for a comprehensive rejuvenation plan. Timing and sequencing are discussed during consultation.
Q: Will it hurt?
A: Most fillers contain numbing agents; we also use topical or local anaesthesia as needed. Discomfort is usually mild and brief.
Ready for a natural, refreshed look? Book a consultation at Rakshaa Aesthetics, Pitampura. Our experts will map a personalised plan and explain costs, downtime, and expected results — so you can choose with confidence. Contact us today to schedule your assessment and take the first step toward plumper, youthful skin.