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Dermal Fillers in London

Restoring lost volume and definition with subtle, natural-looking results, at Dr Ellie Sateei’s London clinic.

Interior of the Dr Ellie Sateei clinic

Dermal Fillers at a Glance

Hyaluronic acid filler, placed precisely to restore lost volume and definition. Premium products such as Teoxane’s Teosyal are used across the face and hands.

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Comfort
Minimal discomfort with topical numbing cream
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Results
Visible as soon as swelling settles
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Longevity
Six to eighteen months, depending on filler and area
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Downtime
Most patients resume normal activities immediately
Dermal fillers
From £495
Varies by area and clinic. £195 new patient consultation fee, deducted from treatment on the day.

Dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid to restore lost facial volume and soften the tired, hollow look that can develop with age, stress or weight change. At Dr Ellie Sateei’s London clinic, premium products such as Teoxane’s Teosyal are used across a comprehensive range of areas, from lips to jawline, always aiming for a rested, natural result rather than an overfilled one.

What Do Dermal Fillers Actually Do?

Dermal fillers use hyaluronic acid, a gel-like substance that occurs naturally in the skin, to restore volume where it has been lost and soften lines caused by that loss. At Dr Ellie Sateei’s clinics they are used across the face and other areas to smooth wrinkles, plump sagging skin and rebuild the structure that supports a naturally youthful look.

How Dermal Fillers Work

Treatment involves the precise injection of hyaluronic acid using fine needles or cannulas into specific areas of the face, chosen based on where volume has been lost or definition has softened. Because hyaluronic acid attracts and holds moisture, it also has a hydrating effect on the surrounding skin as well as restoring shape.

Dr Sateei carefully assesses your facial anatomy and discusses your desired outcome before customising a treatment plan, since the right product, depth and volume vary considerably depending on the area and the result you’re after. A gradual, multi-treatment approach using smaller amounts each time can also be used for those who prefer to ease into the results.

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Who Dermal Fillers Are For

Dermal fillers tend to suit you if you are looking to:

  • Restore lost volume in the cheeks, temples or under-eye area
  • Soften nasolabial folds or marionette lines
  • Add hydration or definition to the lips
  • Define and contour the jawline, chin or nose non-surgically
  • Refresh thinning hands or address horizontal neck lines

As an injectable treatment, dermal fillers are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and Dr Sateei will discuss your medical history and any previous treatments at consultation to confirm the right approach and product for you.

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What to Expect, and When You Will See Results

Discomfort during treatment is generally minimal. Dr Sateei uses techniques such as topical numbing cream, and many dermal fillers already contain a local anaesthetic like lidocaine for added comfort. Most patients resume normal activities immediately, though mild swelling, redness or bruising at the injection sites can occur and typically subsides within a few days.

Results are visible as soon as swelling settles, and the duration varies depending on the type of filler used, the treatment area and individual metabolism. Generally, results last from six to eighteen months. Dermal fillers can also be combined with other aesthetic procedures, such as anti-wrinkle injections or skin rejuvenation treatments, to enhance overall results.

Benefits of Dermal Fillers

  • Rejuvenated appearance: smooths wrinkles and restores facial volume
  • Natural-looking results: enhances features without looking overfilled
  • Long-lasting effects: results typically last from six to eighteen months

Dermal Filler Prices

Filler is priced by the area treated. The figures below are starting prices at each clinic and are confirmed at your consultation. Horizontal neck lines, sometimes called tech neck, are also treated and priced at consultation.

Treatment London Sevenoaks
Lip filler From £550 From £495
Cheek fillers From £550 From £495
Temple filler From £595 From £595
Nasolabial folds From £595 From £550
Marionette lines From £595 From £550
Hand rejuvenation fillers From £595 From £550
Chin fillers From £650 From £595
Jawline fillers From £650 From £595
Nose filler From £695 From £695
Tear trough filler From £795 From £750
Filler dissolving From £350 From £350

New patient consultation, £195 at both clinics. If you go ahead with treatment on the day of your appointment, this fee is deducted from the cost of your treatment.

Prices correct as published and subject to change.

Diagram of facial areas treated with dermal filler, including temples, cheeks, nasolabial folds, lips, jawline and chin

Dr Ellie Sateei on Dermal Fillers

“The best compliment I get after filler is that nobody can tell what’s changed, they just say a patient looks well. That’s always the aim: restoring what’s been lost, not adding something new. I assess facial anatomy properly before I recommend anything, and for patients who are nervous, we can build up gradually with smaller amounts over more than one visit.”

Dr Ellie Sateei has over two decades of experience in dermatology and aesthetics.

Dermal Filler FAQs

What are dermal fillers made of?

Dermal fillers are typically made of substances that mimic or enhance the natural components found in our skin. Dr Ellie Sateei’s fillers are composed of hyaluronic acid, a substance that occurs naturally in the body and helps maintain hydration and volume.

Will the treatment be painful?

Discomfort during treatment is generally minimal. Dr Ellie Sateei uses techniques such as topical numbing cream, and many fillers already contain local anaesthesia such as lidocaine.

Is there any downtime associated with dermal filler treatments?

Most patients can resume their normal activities immediately following treatment. You may experience mild swelling, redness or bruising at the injection sites, which typically subsides within a few days.

How long do the results of dermal fillers last?

The duration of results varies depending on factors such as the type of filler used, the treatment area and individual metabolism. Generally, results can last from six to eighteen months.

Can dermal fillers be combined with other treatments?

Yes, dermal fillers can complement other aesthetic procedures, such as anti-wrinkle injections or skin rejuvenation treatments, to enhance overall results.

Can I be eased into the treatment?

Yes. Dr Ellie Sateei recommends a multi-treatment approach for patients who prefer this, administering a smaller amount of filler each time so you can see how the results develop gradually.

Related Treatments

Dermal fillers are often planned alongside these.

Anti-wrinkle injections treatment
Anti-Wrinkle
Smooth existing wrinkles and prevent new ones with precisely placed injections.
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Skin renewal facial treatment
Full Face Rejuvenation
A combined plan across multiple areas, tailored at consultation.
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Polynucleotides under-eye treatment
Polynucleotides
Under-eye and facial rejuvenation, reducing dark circles and fine lines.
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The Next Step

Dermal fillers restore lost volume and definition with subtle, natural-looking results across a wide range of facial and non-facial areas. If you would like to know which areas would benefit, the best next step is a consultation with Dr Ellie Sateei at her London clinic.

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How can you find us?

Our London clinic is located at 91a New Cavendish Street, London, W1W 6XF

We serve patients from London, Kent and the home counties as well as from all over the world. Our London clinic sits in the heart of Marylebone, within easy reach of the West End by tube, while our Sevenoaks clinic in Ightham is moments from the M25 and M26 for patients across Kent.

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9:00 - 17:30
Tuesday
9:00 - 17:30
Wednesday
9:00 - 17:30
Thursday
9:00 - 17:30
Friday
9:00 - 17:30
Saturday
9:00 - 16:00
Sunday
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