Belotero

How it Works

Introducing Belotero Balance Dermal Filler. A dermal filler as unique as you are. Specially designed to integrate into your skin and mold to your distinct facial contours. By adapting to the individuality of your skin, it softens lines and wrinkles around the nose and mouth for smooth and natural results that are uniquely you.

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler has unique properties that allow it to adapt within the skin for soft and even correction. The versatility of the product makes it strong enough to handle deep treatment areas such as nasolabial folds (smile lines around the mouth), yet soft enough to treat more delicate areas such as vertical lip lines (thin lines that appear above the lip line).

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is made of a material called hyaluronic acid or HA. HA naturally exists as a component of your skin. By binding to water, it fills in wrinkles and folds, allowing immediate and smooth correction.

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FAQs

What is Belotero Balance dermal filler?

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is an injectable filler that quickly integrates into your skin.¹ Once injected, it instantly smoothes the lines and wrinkles in your face.

What is the difference between Belotero Balance dermal filler and other fillers?

While Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is made of the same material (hyaluronic acid) as some other dermal fillers, Belotero Balance Dermal Filler has unique properties that allow it to adapt within the skin for soft and even correction.1 The versatility of the product makes it strong enough to handle deep treatment areas such as nasolabial folds (smile lines around the mouth), yet soft enough to treat more delicate areas such as vertical lip lines (thin lines that appear above the lip line).

How does it work?

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is made of a material called hyaluronic acid or HA. HA naturally exists as a component of your skin. By binding to water, it plumps and fills in wrinkles and folds, allowing immediate and smooth correction.

How soon can I expect results?

Instantly! Immediately upon injection when treated to full correction, Belotero Balance Dermal Filler plumps the skin and smoothes away lines and wrinkles.

How long does it last?

Individual results may vary, but Belotero Balance Dermal Filler may last about 6 months or more.

How much does it cost?

While each Belotero Balance Dermal Filler practitioner determines price in a different way, Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is reasonably priced to your practitioner, so you should enjoy the benefits of a more affordable treatment.

Does it hurt?

As with all needle injections, there can be pain associated with the procedure. Your health care provider can discuss ways to manage any discomfort during the procedure.

What is it made of?

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is made of a substance called hyaluronic acid or HA. A natural component of skin, HA has the capacity to bind to water, making it an ideal dermal filler, as it binds with the skin’s own water to plump wrinkles and folds.

How is the treatment performed?

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is injected into the skin in a simple, quick procedure using a fine gauge needle that can even be done over your lunch hour.

Is it safe?

Belotero Balance Dermal Filler is FDA approved, and has undergone testing in a clinical study to prove its safety.

Are there any side effects?

Just like any injection, you may experience mild irritation, swelling, itching, redness, bruising or tenderness at the injection site. These side effects typically resolve on their own. If any of these side effects persist, call your doctor immediately.

How long is the recovery time?

There is very little to no downtime associated with a Belotero Balance Dermal Filler procedure. In fact, most patients return to their normal daily activities right after their visit. Every patient is unique, so be sure to discuss your plans with your doctor during your consultation.

Where can I find out more about Belotero Balance dermal filler?

To get more personalized information, the best thing to do is to schedule a consultation with your physician.