Facial Aesthetics
Facial aesthetics covers non-surgical cosmetic treatments offered by many dental practices to rejuvenate the skin around the mouth and face. Treatments include anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, and lip enhancement, carried out by clinically trained dentists. They are often used alongside cosmetic dentistry to complete a smile makeover.
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Facial Aesthetics — frequently asked questions
What is Facial Aesthetics?
Facial aesthetics covers non-surgical cosmetic treatments offered by many dental practices to rejuvenate the skin around the mouth and face. Treatments include anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, and lip enhancement, carried out by clinically trained dentists. They are often used alongside cosmetic dentistry to complete a smile makeover.
What treatments does facial aesthetics include?
Facial aesthetics in a dental practice commonly includes anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, lip enhancement, and skin treatments around the mouth and lower face. Treatments are non-surgical and are carried out by clinically trained dentists, often alongside cosmetic dentistry.
Is facial aesthetics available on the NHS?
Facial aesthetic treatments are cosmetic and are not available on the NHS, so they are offered privately. Because results are temporary, treatments are usually repeated periodically. A practice can explain the options and give a quote at a consultation.
How long do facial aesthetic treatments last?
Results are temporary and vary by treatment. Anti-wrinkle injections typically last around three to four months, while dermal fillers often last six to eighteen months depending on the product and area treated. Repeat treatments maintain the effect.