Frequently Asked Questions

Radiesse contains calcium and phosphate ions. These natural minerals are also found in your teeth and bones. They stimulate the collagen in your skin, which has a lifting and firming effect. The other brands (Stylage and Belotero) contain hyaluronic acid, an organic degradable material with which only the volume of your face can be restored. Radiesse therefore has a double effect. Your wrinkles are reduced by the restored volume and your skin becomes stronger. We usually apply Radiesse to areas such as cheekbones/cheeks, chin or jawline. Stylage and Belotero are instantly soluble fillers. They can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. Radiesse is not directly soluble. Radiesse is broken down by your body over time.

There are hundreds of fillers on the market. Our doctors have done extensive research and only use the best fillers: Stylage, Teosal redensity II and Radiesse. We have excellent experiences with these brands.

This is determined by the doctor during the non-binding consultation. He looks at your skin type, how much filler is needed and what the expected result will be after the treatment. The doctor also listens carefully to your wishes. He usually uses fillers with hyaluronic acid. In some cases, the doctor recommends that you combine the treatment with botox, pdo or prp.

Examples of rules are: use of permanent fillers is not allowed and fillers may not be used under 18. Our clinic complies with all government-established rules. If there are new rules, we apply them immediately.

No, these are not reimbursed.

We use the brands Dysport and Bocouture. We have excellent experience with this because of its high effectiveness. Furthermore, these brands are pleasant to work with because we can insert the injectable very concentrated. In addition, it is the purest form of botulinum toxin. As a result, the chance of allergic reactions or immunity is significantly small.

No, with a botoxin injection, our doctors inject minimal amounts of botulinum toxin. This is only a protein of the bacterium in question and only works on the nerve endings. As a result, you cannot possibly get botulism.

When the doctor talks about a zone, he is talking about, for example, the frown lines, the crow's feet or the forehead lines. Each zone injects the muscle groups that move a particular part of your face.

The chance of this is very small. But it is possible. If you are indeed immune, our doctors will look for a good alternative. For example, PRP, PDO or fillers.

No, these are not reimbursed.

You may experience slight swelling or some bruising. These are most visible during the first 3 days after treatment. Then they move away. If you experience an allergic reaction, call us or your doctor immediately.

• If you have previously had a hypersensitivity reaction to poly-L-lactic acid.
• If you are pregnant.
• If there is already permanent filling material at the treatment site that is not body-specific. You can therefore undergo treatment after a BBL.
• If there is another filling material at the treatment site of which it is not clear whether this can be combined with hyaluronic acid.
• If there is an active infection in the area to be treated.

It takes a while (sometimes up to 6 months) until the optimal result of the treatment with Lanluma is visible. That patience is rewarded. The result remains visible for 3 to 5 years.

This is prohibited by law. The substances that make up permanent fillers cannot be broken down by the body. This puts you at a higher risk of bumps or infections. These complications can occur even years later. There are usually no serious complications with temporary fillers. So these are a lot safer. And if this is the case, the fillers can be easily dissolved with hyaluronidase.

You may experience slight swelling or some bruising. These are most visible during the first 3 days after treatment. Then they move away. If you experience an allergic reaction, call us or your doctor immediately.

• If you have previously had a hypersensitivity reaction to poly-L-lactic acid.
• If you are pregnant.
• If there is already permanent filling material at the treatment site that is not body-specific. You can therefore undergo treatment after a BBL.
• If there is another filling material at the treatment site of which it is not clear whether this can be combined with hyaluronic acid.
• If there is an active infection in the area to be treated.

It takes a while (sometimes up to 6 months) until the optimal result of the treatment with Lanluma is visible. That patience is rewarded. The result remains visible for 3 to 5 years.

This is prohibited by law. The substances that make up permanent fillers cannot be broken down by the body. This puts you at a higher risk of bumps or infections. These complications can occur even years later. There are usually no serious complications with temporary fillers. So these are a lot safer. And if this is the case, the fillers can be easily dissolved with hyaluronidase.

This is prohibited by law. The substances that make up permanent fillers cannot be broken down by the body. This puts you at a higher risk of bumps or infections. These complications can occur even years later. There are usually no serious complications with temporary fillers. So these are a lot safer. And if this is the case, the fillers can be easily dissolved with hyaluronidase.