Cheek Fillers in Hartbeespoort

Do not choose a quantity from photographs alone. A qualified practitioner should assess whether filler is appropriate and agree the amount and total price with you.

Yes, as a reference for the discussion. Your facial structure and existing filler may limit what is appropriate, so a photograph should not be treated as a guaranteed preview of your result.

Ask which product will be used, where it will be placed and how complications are handled. Cheek filler carries risks, including rare but serious blood-vessel complications; a subtle result is not a guarantee of safety.

They are separate listed amounts, not a clinical recommendation. The practitioner assesses facial proportions, existing filler and your goal before explaining an appropriate amount and distribution. More filler should not be equated with a better result.

No. Filler changes volume or contour; surgery can address excess or displaced tissue in a different way. The consultation should explain what support or definition might be achieved without promising the effect of surgery.

Selected contour differences may be discussed, but faces naturally differ from side to side and perfect symmetry should not be promised. The practitioner should assess the cause and explain the proposed balance and its limits.

Filler may create an early visible change, but swelling and bruising can affect what you see. Ask when the result should be assessed and avoid deciding on additional filler from the immediate appearance alone.

That depends on the product, placement, amount and individual response. Ask for product-specific expectations and a review plan. A fixed top-up schedule or guaranteed duration cannot be inferred from the listed volume.

Tenderness, swelling or bruising may occur, and injection carries risks beyond routine recovery. Unusual pain, pale or discoloured skin or changes in vision require urgent assessment. Keep the practitioner’s contact and review instructions available.