What is Hyaluronic Acid?

Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance essential for the stability and elasticity of our connective tissue.
It binds water, keeping the skin smooth and firm.
As we age, muscle activity increases, and wrinkles form due to repetitive facial expressions.
Botulinum toxin can relax those muscles, but if wrinkles have already become deep and persistent, they can be filled with hyaluronic acid (filler) to lift and smooth the skin.

What can I expect from a hyaluronic treatment?

Hyaluronic acid is widely used in medicine.
At our clinic, it is applied for midface lifting, wrinkle correction, and lip enhancement.
It can also be used for non-surgical nose correction or to accentuate the jawline (Jawline Contouring).

The precise handling of fillers is crucial to avoid complications.
Dr. Million has extensive experience and continuously refines his techniques to ensure natural, balanced results.
The goal is always to highlight your natural beauty.

However, every filler has its limits – exceeding them can result in an unnatural, swollen appearance.
As a specialist in plastic surgery, Dr. Million will always give you an honest assessment and, if needed, recommend alternatives.

Areas of Application:

• Fine wrinkles
• Lip contouring and volume enhancement
• Horizontal forehead lines
• Rejuvenation of the hands
• Volume restoration in sunken cheeks
• Nasolabial folds
• Mouth corner wrinkles (lifting the corners of the mouth)
• Cheekbone enhancement
• Tear trough (under-eye) correction
• Eyebrow lifting for droopy eyelids
• Chin contouring
• Neck and décolleté wrinkles
• Non-surgical nose correction

What does a hyaluronic injection cost?

A wrinkle injection with hyaluronic acid costs around €350 per ml, including VAT.
A hyaluronic facelift requires more material, typically €900 or more.
We always aim to keep costs low by using the product efficiently and responsibly.

Which hyaluronic cream really works?

A cream can provide a temporary surface effect, but deep wrinkles like frown lines or “Merkel lines” require targeted hyaluronic injections.
Topical creams quickly reach their limits and cannot replace filler treatments.

What are the side effects of hyaluronic acid?

Side effects are mainly related to the injection technique.
If filler accidentally enters a blood vessel, it can block circulation and cause skin necrosis or even visual impairment.
In such cases, hyaluronidase (Hylase) is used to dissolve the filler.
Inflammations and allergic reactions are rare but possible.

How long does the effect last?

The effect of hyaluronic fillers lasts 6 to 12 months, depending on the product and individual metabolism.
Regular follow-up treatments can help maintain consistent, natural results.