Nachsorge-Zeitplan
So wird Filler durchgeführt
Volume, Rheology & Vascular Anatomy
Filler
- Plane chosen by fat-compartment anatomy
- Rheology: separating projection from spread
- Vascular safety and hyaluronidase readiness
- Does not replace surgical ptosis correction
Hyaluronic-acid (HA) filler is a cross-linked gel placed in a chosen anatomical plane. Elastic modulus (G′), cohesivity and particle structure decide projection versus spread. The aim is not to inflate the face but to re-proportion deep pads and superficial grooves emptied by age. Vascular occlusion is rare but serious; an emergency hyaluronidase protocol and cannula-versus-needle choice are part of the plan. Meaningful ptosis and ligament laxity remain surgical indications.
Persönliche Beratung
Muskel, Volumen und Hautqualität werden gemeinsam bewertet; Produkt, Dosis und Indikation werden individuell geplant.
Der Eingriff auf einen Blick
Not inflating volume loss with gel — restoring the compartment
Facial ageing is not only thinning skin. Deep fat compartments (for example deep malar) empty and shift; ligaments loosen; bony support recedes. HA is a water-binding glycosaminoglycan; aesthetic gels are BDDE-cross-linked to resist enzymatic breakdown. High-G′ gels are chosen for deep, near-bone projection; low-G′ cohesive gels for superficial grooves and lips. Calcium hydroxylapatite and PLLA are a different class from this HA plan. Autologous fat is living tissue; it cannot be dissolved on demand and needs surgical logistics. HA’s advantage is reversibility: hyaluronidase allows emergency or elective dissolution.
- 01In many patients the nasolabial fold is the shadow of lost midface support; the carrier is restored first
- 02Excess superficial HA can leave Tyndall (bluish scatter) and irregularity
- 03For Dr. Hasan Kara filler is not a ‘light’ facelift — it is a separate anatomical tool
Aftercare timeline
Risiken und Sicherheit
- 01Swelling, bruising, temporary asymmetry
- 02Tyndall effect (superficial HA)
- 03Nodule or irregularity
- 04Delayed inflammatory reaction / biofilm
- 05Vascular occlusion (rare, emergency)
- 06Very rare visual-loss risk (high-risk corridors)
The right indication, anatomical planning and careful technique reduce complication risk.
Eingriffsarten
- 01
Midface and cheek
Support of the deep malar compartment with a projecting gel — restoring the carrier rather than packing the nasolabial fold.
- 02
Lips
A plan that reads vermilion, tubercles and philtral columns separately, respecting the arterial arcade and cold-sore history.
- 03
Tear trough
A thin, low-G′ gel — not a default indication, because malar bags and Tyndall risk are high.
- 04
Chin and jawline
Supraperiosteal support at mentum and mandibular angle — it does not hide submental fat or platysma laxity.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
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