Consultation to define the goal and the area
Italian Filler
An Italian hyaluronic acid filler option balancing result and cost, suited to moderate corrections.
45 min
This procedure requires an assessment consultation first so we can plan it around your case.
Italian Filler
Italian hyaluronic acid filler ranges offer a balance between quality of result and cost. They work on the same principle — a hyaluronic acid gel that replaces lost volume and defines contours — with differences in cross-linking technology and expected durability.
When we recommend it
It suits moderate corrections and areas that do not demand the highest degree of firmness, and anyone trying filler for the first time at a lower cost before committing to a wider plan. It is not automatically lower quality — each range has products and areas where it performs best.
Suitable areas
- Nasolabial folds
- Fine lines around the mouth
- Light lip definition
- Correcting mild asymmetry
- Hydration and skin quality in selected areas
How we choose the product
The choice depends on the area, injection depth, the result you want and the durability you are after — not price alone. We explain the practical differences between the available options and leave the decision to you once you know what each one gives.
What to know
Reversible like other hyaluronic acid fillers. Swelling and possible bruising for a few days. The same contraindications are reviewed at consultation.
What you gain
- A balance between result and cost
- A good way to try filler for the first time
- Reversible with a specific enzyme
- Multiple options with their differences explained clearly
- Results visible immediately after the session
- Medical review of contraindications before injection
How it works
Explanation of the available options and their practical differences
Topical anaesthetic and marking of injection points
Injection and shaping of the result
A review at two weeks to assess the outcome
FAQ
Is Italian filler lower quality than French or Swiss?
Not necessarily. The differences lie in cross-linking technology, durability and the range of consistencies. Each range performs best in certain areas, and we recommend what fits your case and goal rather than the highest-priced option.
How long does it last?
Usually 6 to 12 months depending on the area, product and your metabolism.
Can more than one type be used in the same plan?
Yes, and it is common. We might use a firmer gel to support the cheek and a softer one for the lips within the same plan, since the aim is the right product for each area.
Is it also reversible?
Yes. Every hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with a specific enzyme when needed.