Discover the Power of Dermal Fillers at Rebel Aesthetics
- Amanda Lawless
- Feb 27
- 4 min read

Are you looking to rejuvenate your skin and achieve a more youthful appearance? Look no further than Rebel Aesthetics, located on Perseverance Road in Queensbury. Specializing in anti-wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers, vitamin injections, and polynucleotides, Rebel Aesthetics is the go-to destination for adult females seeking to enhance their natural beauty.
Dermal fillers are a popular non-invasive cosmetic treatment designed to add volume and fullness to the skin, helping to smooth out wrinkles, fine lines, and enhance facial contours. At Rebel Aesthetics, their team of experienced professionals is dedicated to helping clients achieve natural-looking results that enhance their features. Dermal fillers work by injecting a gel-like substance under the skin to instantly plump up the treated area. The results are immediate, with minimal downtime, making it a convenient option for those with busy schedules.
Whether you're looking to add volume to your lips, enhance your cheekbones, or smooth out lines around your mouth, dermal fillers can help you achieve your desired look.
How do dermal fillers work?
As time goes on, our bodies produce lower amounts of the proteins which give us a youthful look – namely elastin and collagen. Dermal fillers work to smooth the deep lines in the face which appear as wrinkles. This injectable treatment is able to add volume which has been lost in these areas since elastin and collagen production has dropped. In this way, dermal fillers are able to enhance the appearance of the face, adding ‘lift’.
Patients will typically attend an initial consultation with a dermatologist at the Skin Science Clinic, at which their suitability for the treatment can be confirmed. The dermal fillers procedure can involve a series of injections, depending on the requirements of the individual. In preparation for the injection, the targeted part of the face is numbed with a topical anesthetic cream. The injection into the skin is administered to a mid or deep level.
Following a dermal fillers injection, patients can resume their everyday activities, including the application of makeup. It is recommended that patients refrain from rubbing or massaging the affected area of the face for a few days after the treatment.
Who is suitable for dermal fillers?
There is a level of debate on the age at which collagen and elastin production begins to decrease, but it is accepted that this is around 25. From then on, we can expect a steady decline of elastin and collagen. The production of these proteins stops altogether by the time we reach our late twenties. For this reason, dermal fillers may be considered as a cosmetic treatment by anyone in their late twenties or older.
Other possible good candidates for dermal fillers include non-smokers, those who are in good physical condition, and individuals who habitually take good care of their skin.
The benefits of dermal fillers
So exactly which are the benefits of dermal fillers that make them such a compelling cosmetic treatment? In this section, we take a look:
– Natural-looking result
One thing which most cosmetic treatment patients have in common is that they want natural looking results. Nobody wishes to be left with the tell-tale signs that they have had cosmetic work done. Dermal filler injections are able to offer this desirable, natural look, which retains the normal movements and expressions of the face. This is in contrast to procedures which can result in lasting changes to the recipient’s facial expression. That’s thanks in part to the more gradual process of dermal fillers, which plump out targeted areas of the face over time.
– Minimally invasive
Unlike plastic surgery, dermal facial fillers are a minimally invasive treatment. Not only does this mean that the procedure itself is less drastic than many surgical options carried out by plastic surgeons, but it also makes the treatment shorter than many more intensive options. Depending on the type, a dermal filler procedure will generally take under an hour, meaning that they need not disrupt the everyday activities of the patient. The recovery time is negligible, and that is compared to the rest time of between four to six weeks which is required by surgery.
– Faster than creams
Anti-ageing creams are favoured by some seeking to combat the natural effects of ageing, such as the decrease in elastin and collagen production. While results are possible from these type of cosmetic products, they can take months to appear. These type of creams can be seen as a long-term skincare option, whereas dermal fillers offer results which are almost instant in some cases. All that is required is to inject filler into the right areas.
– Non-permanent
Because dermal fillers are a minimally invasive treatment which typically use hyaluronic acid that the body produces naturally, the effects gradually wear away over time as the acid is reabsorbed. For many, this is seen as an advantage, as it does not require a commitment to permanent surgery. Dermal fillers can be topped up periodically, allowing us to retain a youthful appearance in the long run, without surgery. And it should be noted that the effects usually last up to 18 months, meaning that dermal fillers are not typically required at regular intervals.
– Reversible
If for any reason a patient is not happy with the result of their dermal fillers treatment, there is a simple solution, and that is to reverse the effects immediately. In these cases, an enzyme known as Vitrase is used. It can be injected soon after the procedure and is capable of reversing the effects in a very short time.
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