Dermal filler is used to restore, define or gently enhance facial contours — with a philosophy rooted in restraint, not volume for volume’s sake.
What Are Dermal Fillers?
Dermal fillers are typically hyaluronic-acid based gels used to soften lines, restore lost volume or gently refine facial contours. They may help address changes associated with natural ageing or simply enhance features you’d like to feel more confident in.
The Tox-ic Filler Philosophy
Filler is used here to complement your existing structure, not to chase a fixed template. Treatment is built up gradually, in small and considered stages, so results always feel proportionate — never sudden or overdone.
Areas That May Be Treated
Consultation
A full assessment of proportion, symmetry and volume distribution.
An honest conversation about what filler can and cannot achieve.
Review of suitability, including any contraindications.
Where appropriate, a gradual, multi-appointment plan is recommended.
Treatment Journey
Assessment, discussion and, where appropriate, treatment on the same day.
Fine needle or cannula technique, chosen based on the area treated.
Some swelling is normal; final results are typically visible after two weeks.
A follow-up appointment to assess results and discuss next steps.
Aftercare
Avoid make-up and excessive touching for the period advised.
Avoid saunas, sunbeds and intense sun exposure for the period advised.
Mild swelling or bruising can occur and typically settles within days.
Clear guidance is given on what to expect and when to get in touch.
FAQs
Treatment is approached conservatively and built gradually, with the aim of a proportionate, natural-looking result at every stage.
Longevity varies by product, area and individual metabolism, and is discussed during consultation.
Most products contain a local anaesthetic and discomfort is generally well tolerated. This is discussed beforehand.
Hyaluronic-acid filler can, in most cases, be dissolved. This is discussed as part of full treatment counselling.