Dermal Fillers & Skin Hydration Explained
At Chester Skin & Wellness in Chester Township, NJ, Dr. Deborah Petrowsky offers dermal fillers that do more than just add volume—they can also enhance your skin’s natural hydration. If you're wondering how fillers impact your skin’s moisture levels, the answer depends on the type of filler used and how your skin responds to treatment.
Most dermal fillers contain hyaluronic acid (HA), a substance naturally found in the skin that plays a critical role in hydration. When injected properly, these fillers can support both the look and feel of healthier skin.
Here’s how dermal fillers can affect your skin’s hydration:
-Moisture retention: HA-based fillers attract and bind water molecules, helping your skin retain moisture from within.
-Plumper appearance: The added hydration creates a smoother, more supple look and feel.
-Enhanced skin tone: Well-hydrated skin reflects light better, giving you a brighter complexion.
-Improved texture: With more moisture, fine lines and rough patches become less noticeable.
-No oiliness: Fillers boost water content—not oil—so your skin feels fresh, not greasy.
-Dehydration protection: Hydrated skin is more resilient to environmental stressors like wind and cold.
-Cumulative benefit: With regular maintenance, HA fillers may contribute to long-term hydration and skin health.
At our medical spa, Dr. Petrowsky tailors every treatment to your skin’s unique needs.
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