Treatment duration: 30–60 minutes

Recovery: minimal, with a return to everyday activities on the same day

Duration of effect: 6–24 months (depending on the area and the product used)

 

Result: visible immediately, with the final effect after 10–14 days

 

 

 

Products: Juvederm, Teosyal, Restylane, Maili, Belotero

 

H​yaluronic acid fillers are dermal fillers based on hyaluronic acid, used to smooth wrinkles, restore lost volume and rejuvenate the face. In aesthetic medicine, they are used for lip correction, cheek contouring, nasolabial folds, under-eye hollows, chin and jawline contouring, as well as non-surgical facial lifting.

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance already present in our body. Its key property is the ability to bind a large amount of water, giving the skin firmness, elasticity and a more youthful appearance. As the years pass, the amount of hyaluronic acid decreases, leading to volume loss, the appearance of wrinkles and changes in facial contours.

Treatment with hyaluronic acid fillers allows precise restoration of volume in areas where it has naturally been lost, with minimal recovery and results that are visible immediately after the procedure.

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Who performs hyaluronic acid filler treatments?

If you are considering hyaluronic acid fillers in Belgrade, it is important to choose a professional clinic with experience in aesthetic medicine. Hyaluronic acid filler treatments are performed by Dr Miloš Živković, a doctor with many years of experience in aesthetic medicine and a specialised approach to individual facial analysis. Each treatment begins with an assessment of the face at rest and in movement, analysis of proportions and planning of the correction in line with the patient’s natural features.

The goal is not to change identity, but to preserve authenticity while restoring volume, harmony and freshness.

How do hyaluronic acid fillers work?

To understand why hyaluronic acid fillers are among the most commonly used dermal fillers in aesthetic medicine today, we need to understand how the face changes over time.

Ageing is not only the appearance of wrinkles. The most important change is volume loss. Fat tissue gradually decreases, facial ligaments lose firmness, and the skin becomes thinner and less elastic. The face loses support – contours become less defined, the cheeks descend, nasolabial folds become more pronounced, and under-eye hollows appear deeper.

restore lost volume in strategic facial areas
bind water and deeply hydrate the skin
provide support to ligaments and muscles
mildly stimulate collagen synthesis

The result is not just a filled wrinkle. The result is restored structure. This is exactly why hyaluronic acid fillers are not used only to “erase wrinkles”, but to restore facial proportions.

Natural-looking results as a priority

One of the most common fears patients have is: “Will I look unnatural?” The answer lies in technique and planning. When properly indicated and precisely applied, hyaluronic acid fillers do not change the identity of the face. They restore what has been lost. The goal is harmony, not exaggeration. That is why every treatment begins with an analysis of facial proportions, facial movement and structure. In modern aesthetic medicine, an isolated wrinkle is not treated – the face is treated as a whole.

What is hyaluronic acid and why is it important?

Hyaluronic acid, also known as hyaluronan, is naturally present in our body. It is found in the skin, connective tissue, eyes and joints, and its most important property is its ability to bind a large amount of water – up to 1,000 times its own weight.

Thanks to this property, young skin looks firm, elastic and hydrated. However, after our twenties, the amount of hyaluronic acid in the body gradually begins to decline. Loss of hyaluronic acid leads to reduced volume, the appearance of wrinkles and changes in facial contours.

Hyaluronic acid fillers compensate for this natural loss. By applying them to precisely defined anatomical points – the cheeks, lips, under-eye area or nasolabial folds – structural support and volume lost during the ageing process are restored.

The effect is not only visual. Hyaluronic acid contributes to skin regeneration and supports the production of collagen and elastin – proteins essential for youthful-looking skin. Since it is a substance already naturally present in the body, hyaluronic acid fillers are widely regarded as biocompatible, making the treatment safe with minimal downtime.

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How long do hyaluronic acid fillers last?

Thanks to the high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers we use, which fully integrate with your tissue, the effects can last up to 24 months. The longevity of hyaluronic acid fillers primarily depends on the quality of the hyaluronic acid and the treated area.

Hyaluronic acid applied to the lips lasts 6–12 months.
In nasolabial folds, the chin and under-eye area, it lasts around one year.
In the cheeks, hyaluronic acid can last up to 2 years.

The stated duration of hyaluronic acid fillers is approximate and depends on the patient’s age, metabolism, physical activity and other factors.

When is the right time for hyaluronic acid fillers?

One of the advantages of hyaluronic acid fillers is that they can be used as soon as you notice the first wrinkles. Also, if you want to increase lip volume, shape the cheeks or define the jawline, fillers can enhance the face even before visible signs of ageing appear.

Which facial areas can be treated with hyaluronic acid fillers?

Nasolabial folds that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth,
Marionette lines that start at the corners of the mouth and extend toward the chin,
Correction of hollow or dark under-eye areas,
Lip enhancement and correction,
Lifting and contouring of the cheeks,
Facial rejuvenation – 8-point lift,
Restoration of volume in the forehead and temporal region,
Jawline and chin contouring,
Lost skin volume,
Correction of facial asymmetry,
Rejuvenation of the neck, décolletage and hands.

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Hyaluronic Acid Fillers Belgrade – Price

The price of hyaluronic acid fillers depends on several factors – the area being treated, the amount of hyaluronic acid used (in millilitres), the type of product and the complexity of the correction. In aesthetic medicine, hyaluronic acid fillers are not usually charged “per area”, but most often per millilitre (ml) of the applied product. The amount needed for a visible and natural-looking result varies from person to person.

For example:

For lip correction, 0.5–1 ml of hyaluronic acid filler is usually needed
For the cheeks, around 1 ml per side is used on average
For nasolabial folds, most often 1–2 ml
With a Full Face approach, the amount may be higher, but it is planned gradually

It is important to emphasise that the quality of the product directly affects both the price and the duration of the effect. Registered and FDA-approved hyaluronic acid fillers provide greater safety, better integration into the tissue and longer-lasting results.

Because of individual differences in anatomy and the degree of volume loss, the exact treatment price is determined after an examination and treatment plan.

Hyaluronic acid fillers for lips

Hyaluronic acid fillers for lips are used to increase volume, correct asymmetry and define contours while preserving a natural appearance. If the thought of lip correction with hyaluronic acid makes you pause, you may be wondering what it actually looks like — is it only fuller lips, or something much more?

When properly applied, lips treated with hyaluronic acid fillers do not attract attention because they look “filled”, but because they are in harmony with the rest of the face. Every face has its own proportions, and the lips are an important aesthetic centre. In our clinic, we take an individual approach – analysing the relationship between the upper and lower lip, projection, contour and the dynamics of facial movement. The goal is not to create “trend lips”, but to achieve natural balance.

Whether you want a subtle increase in volume (0.5–1 ml), a more defined Cupid’s bow, correction of asymmetry or improved hydration – each treatment is planned according to anatomy and the desired result. Hyaluronic acid fillers of different densities are used – softer ones for discreet enhancement and hydration, firmer ones for clearer definition and projection. The effect is visible immediately after the treatment, while the final result appears after 10–14 days, when the hyaluronic acid fully integrates into the tissue. The duration of hyaluronic acid fillers in the lips is on average 6–12 months, depending on metabolism and the type of product.

The result? Lips remain soft, sensitive and natural to the touch — without a feeling of a “foreign body” and without loss of facial movement.

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Hyaluronic acid fillers – before and after 1 ml of hyaluronic acid. Work by Dr Miloš Živković.

Discover a detailed description of the lip filler procedure, along with before-and-after photos, in the article – Lip Augmentation with Hyaluronic Acid.

Hyaluronic acid fillers for cheeks

Cheek contouring and shaping is one of the most requested hyaluronic acid filler treatments. The reason is simple – the middle third of the face plays a key role in maintaining youthful proportions. High, softly rounded cheeks create the so-called “triangle of youth” – wider in the upper part and narrower in the lower third of the face. Over time, volume is lost in the cheeks, tissue descends and facial contours change. The face may look more tired, without clear structure and without the reflection of light that gives freshness. Hyaluronic acid fillers for the cheeks work by restoring lost volume in precisely defined anatomical points. When applied into deeper layers, often using a technique in which the product is placed on the bone, the treatment can achieve:

lifting of the middle third of the face
redefinition of contours
indirect softening of nasolabial folds
improvement of overall facial balance

On average, around 1 ml of hyaluronic acid filler per side is needed for a visible effect (2 ml in total), but the amount depends on the starting condition and the desired result. The effect is visible immediately after the treatment, while the final result develops over the following 10–14 days. The duration of hyaluronic acid fillers in the cheek area can be up to 18–24 months, because denser, structural products are used.

The result? The face gains a more defined shape, better balance and a more rested expression — without overdone correction and without loss of natural appearance. Curious how your own face would look with restored cheek volume? Every treatment begins with analysis of facial proportions and individual correction planning, because the goal is not to change facial features, but to refresh and harmonise them.

Hyaluronic acid fillers for non-surgical facial lifting

One of the most popular uses of hyaluronic acid fillers in modern aesthetic medicine is the so-called non-surgical facelift. This treatment involves carefully injecting hyaluronic acid into areas where volume loss is most pronounced, as well as into points that play a key role in supporting facial ligaments. As we have already noted, when fillers are injected into strategic anatomical zones, they do not only restore lost volume. They lift facial tone from within, providing support to muscles and ligaments — an effect that visually rejuvenates the face while restoring structural harmony.

However, it is important to know that hyaluronic acid has its limitations. Ideal candidates for filler lifting are people with volume loss and mild skin laxity. In these cases, the results will be the most visible and natural-looking – facial contours are enhanced, tone is lifted and the overall expression looks fresher.

On the other hand, in patients with a pronounced excess of subcutaneous fat, especially in the lower third of the face, fillers cannot provide an adequate lifting effect. In such cases, their use must be highly selective and moderate in order to avoid an unnatural, “overfilled” appearance. That is why, in these situations, we combine hyaluronic acid fillers with advanced skin-tightening technologies such as Attiva radiofrequency and Morpheus8. These treatments effectively reduce excess fat tissue and tighten the skin, preparing the face for a possible filler correction or even fully replacing the need for fillers in certain areas.

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Correction of the cheeks, nasolabial folds, marionette lines and chin with hyaluronic acid. Work by Dr Miloš Živković.

Hyaluronic acid fillers for temples

Volume loss in the temples (temporal region) is one of the subtle but significant signs of ageing. Hollow temples can make the face appear narrower, more tired and less defined, even when other areas are relatively well preserved.

To explain the rejuvenation process in this area with hyaluronic acid fillers, we will mention the example of a patient (40+) who came to us because of loss of fullness in the temples and cheeks, the appearance of wrinkles and changed facial contours. After a detailed examination at rest and in movement, an individual assessment of facial proportions was made. In this case, the goal was not only to fill the hollowing, but to restore balance between the upper and middle thirds of the face.

By applying hyaluronic acid fillers to the temporal region and cheeks, the following was achieved:

restoration of temple volume
redefinition of contours
softening of shadows in the upper third of the face
a softer and more harmonious transition between the forehead and cheeks

The result was subtle rejuvenation and a fresher expression, without overdone correction.

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Correction of the cheeks, face and temporal region with hyaluronic acid. Work by Dr Miloš Živković.

Full Face approach with hyaluronic acid fillers

Modern aesthetic medicine no longer sees the face as a set of isolated zones. Instead of treating one wrinkle or one area, the so-called Full Face approach is increasingly used – analysis and correction of the entire facial structure with hyaluronic acid fillers.

This concept involves a detailed assessment of proportions between the upper, middle and lower thirds of the face, as well as analysis of movement and facial expressions. The goal is not simply to fill a line or emphasise a certain area, but to restore balance and structural support where volume has been lost.

In practice, hyaluronic acid fillers are applied to several strategic points, but in a precisely planned amount. We do not treat only what is most visible – we look for the cause of the change. For example, volume loss in the middle third of the face can lead to more pronounced nasolabial folds or descent of the lower third. By restoring support in key zones, the face gains a naturally lifted and rested appearance. The result of the Full Face approach with hyaluronic acid fillers is not a “dramatic change”, but subtle rejuvenation and harmonisation. The face looks more vital, the contours are clearer, but the identity remains preserved.

For patients who want comprehensive rejuvenation without surgery, this approach allows gradual, controlled and individually tailored correction. Curious what it looks like in practice? Click the link to view before-and-after photos of our patients who underwent a full face approach.

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Hyaluronic acid fillers for acne scars

Problematic acne-prone skin can significantly affect self-confidence, and even when acne is successfully treated, acne scars may remain. Scars that are wide enough can be significantly improved by filling them with hyaluronic acid fillers. In our experience, the ideal combination of treatments for this problem includes CO2 laser, subcision, TCA peel and hyaluronic acid fillers.

We have all seen overfilled faces, oversized cheeks, unnatural movement of hyaluronic acid during facial expressions and smiling, elongated chins and an artificial look, so we completely understand your concern. Exaggeration and an unnatural appearance occur because of incorrect indication and because hyaluronic acid fillers are injected not only in excessive amounts, but also in the wrong place. Beauty standards change under the influence of social media, the cosmetics industry, fashion and the beauty industry. However, in order to achieve the desired treatment goal, we must first assess the natural characteristics of your face and not allow a current, often passing trend to disturb our judgement.

For a good result, a detailed facial examination is essential, first at rest and then in movement, so we can understand what happens to the face during speech and smiling and see how the treated area will behave during facial expressions. During the examination, it is necessary to assess the entire face, mark areas that do not require correction, areas where correction is necessary, as well as areas where changes are present but not overly pronounced.

The first step is treating the areas with the most pronounced changes, and this is also the first part of the treatment. After the first part of the treatment is completed, we schedule a follow-up appointment one month later, where we assess the results, see what has happened with the remaining changes, determine which of them require further correction and which do not, and create a further treatment plan.

The treatment begins with a doctor’s examination, during which the appropriate amount and type of filler are selected. After the examination, a local anaesthetic cream is applied to make the treatment comfortable. The next step is injection of hyaluronic acid with very fine needles or a blunt cannula. After the treatment, you are ready to return to your everyday activities.

For 24 hours after the treatment, makeup and cosmetic products should not be used. You should also avoid exercise or more intense physical activity. After that period, you can continue your usual facial skincare routine.

The treated area should not be massaged unless your doctor specifically recommends it. For the next 2 weeks, active sun exposure, sauna and other aesthetic or cosmetic treatments are not recommended.

The treated area may be cooled, but only briefly and not with ice in direct contact with the skin, in order to avoid frostbite. If you are prone to herpes simplex on the lips, inform your doctor so that appropriate measures can be used to prevent this infection.

The amount of hyaluronic acid is individual and depends on the treated area and the intensity of the changes being corrected. The only reliable way to determine this is an examination, where we create an individual plan based on age-related changes and the concerns you want to correct. To give you a general idea, here are approximate amounts of hyaluronic acid fillers for the most common corrections.

For cheek correction, the average amount needed for a visible effect is 1 ml of hyaluronic acid filler per side, or 2 ml for both cheeks.
When it comes to the under-eye area, the average amount for correction is 2 ml of hyaluronic acid, one of which is applied to the area around the tear troughs to provide support, and one directly into the tear troughs.
For filling nasolabial folds, the amount of hyaluronic acid filler ranges between 1 and 2 ml.
For lip correction, the amount of hyaluronic acid is usually 0.5–1 ml.
For shaping the jawline and chin, the amount usually needed is 3 ml.

In our clinic, we use only tested, high-quality hyaluronic acid filler products such as JUVÉDERM Vycross-generation fillers – Volux, Voluma, Volift, Volbella and Volite. They are characterised by maximum safety, a natural effect and long-lasting results. In addition to JUVÉDERM fillers, for certain indications we may choose Restylane, Teosyal and Belotero hyaluronic acid fillers. These brands also have USA FDA (The United States Food and Drug Administration) approval.

No. Treatment with hyaluronic acid fillers begins with the application of a local anaesthetic cream, and very fine needles or a cannula are used, which makes the treatment minimally painful.

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance, which is why treatment with hyaluronic acid is very safe and adverse reactions are kept to a minimum. However, for the treatment to truly be safe, it is necessary to use registered and approved hyaluronic acid fillers. In a market with many hyaluronic acid fillers, a large number of which are of questionable quality, unwanted effects can easily occur.

It is always safest to use hyaluronic acid fillers approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which have passed strict control and met high standards. Unlike products with a European CE certificate, where only the content and correctness of the hyaluronic acid in the syringe are checked, FDA-approved hyaluronic acid fillers are also assessed for their behaviour in tissue after injection and over a longer period of time, which is crucial.

One of the best things about this procedure is that the results are visible immediately after the treatment, which lasts around fifteen minutes. As soon as your doctor gives you the mirror, you will be able to notice the difference, while the best aesthetic result is visible after two weeks, when the hyaluronic acid integrates nicely into your tissue and begins to “work”.

Hyaluronic acid fillers do not disappear all at once after the stated period of time, but gradually, which is why it is wise to plan a minimal correction after a certain period. For lips, this is usually after 6 months, while for wrinkles, under-eye areas and cheeks, it is usually after 6–12 months.

Cannula application and needle application each have their advantages and disadvantages.

1. By applying hyaluronic acid fillers with a cannula, tissue trauma is reduced because the procedure is performed through a single entry point. After cannula application, the likelihood of bruising and swelling is minimal, so there is no recovery period, which makes the cannula technique the method of choice for delicate areas such as the under-eye region. After hyaluronic acid filler treatment with a cannula, patients can immediately return to their usual activities, without bruising, swelling or downtime.

2. The advantages of the needle are greater precision and a stronger lifting effect. With a needle, hyaluronic acid fillers can be applied directly onto the bone, which provides the greatest lifting effect. The disadvantage of the needle technique is the possibility of small bruises.

The appearance of lumps is not a serious complication, but it should still be monitored.

After the treatment, the area where the hyaluronic acid filler was applied is gently massaged so that the lumps soften and the material is distributed more evenly. Sometimes a mild massage at home may be recommended if lumps are felt 48 hours after the procedure.
If the lumps do not disappear after 3–4 weeks (the time needed for the filler to “settle”), consult your doctor, who can remove them with massage or hyaluronidase.
Lumps that appear directly at the injection site are usually the result of poor injection technique and/or tissue sensitivity – so-called nodules – and most often disappear within 2–3 weeks.

It happens that patients come to us after having had the procedure elsewhere and are dissatisfied with the results because too much hyaluronic acid filler was applied, leaving them with the opposite of a rejuvenated and more attractive appearance. We solve this problem simply, thanks to the enzyme hyaluronidase, which is used to remove hyaluronic acid, together with the expertise and experience of our doctors.

The results of hyaluronidase, i.e. removal of hyaluronic acid filler, are visible within 15 minutes to 24–48 hours.

MD Codes (medical codes) are a technique for injecting hyaluronic acid fillers in which universal points on the face are selected for correction based on the problem. For example, according to this method, correction of nasolabial folds or descent of the midface requires correction of the cheeks, anterior cheek, the area beneath the cheeks and the folds themselves. But what happens if the patient already has prominent cheeks? You can conclude that this rule cannot be applied to everyone, because it can certainly lead to an unnatural appearance.

If we think about the above, we can conclude that even 1 ml of hyaluronic acid applied in the wrong place can be too much. Imagine a situation we often encounter in practice. A patient has pronounced nasolabial folds, volume loss in the front part of the face and the temple (temporal) region, but excellent projection of the outer cheek area. Cheek correction with just 1 ml of hyaluronic acid in that case can significantly worsen the facial appearance and further emphasise the areas where volume is missing. However, if we choose to correct only the areas where there is a problem – in this case the anterior cheek, temples and folds with 3 ml of hyaluronic acid – the patient will look completely natural and significantly younger.

Another problem that leads to an unnatural appearance is trying to solve a surgical problem with hyaluronic acid fillers. The essence is simple – if there is significant facial descent, excess skin and laxity of the subcutaneous tissue, the best result is achieved with surgical techniques. Excessive use of hyaluronic acid can mask these changes, but at the cost of an unnatural look, reflected in oversized cheeks, swollen-looking cheeks and an elongated chin, which we have all had the opportunity to see.

In this situation, there are two options: choose surgery for the optimal effect, or, if for any reason you are not ready for surgery, correct the changes with hyaluronic acid without overfilling the face or changing its physiognomy. It is true that age-related changes will still be visible, but they will be softened while preserving facial identity and a natural appearance.

Even after the filler has disappeared, skin treated with hyaluronic acid looks better and younger, because over time hyaluronic acid has stimulated skin renewal, hydrated the skin and provided support. You can stop using hyaluronic acid fillers at any time without consequences; on the contrary, the skin may look better even after complete resorption of the hyaluronic acid. That is why hyaluronic acid is the number one treatment in anti-ageing medicine.

If the treated area were aggressively pressed or massaged, there is a possibility that the filler could move. Therefore, it is advised not to touch the area unless you feel lumps – in that case, gentle massage may be applied.

In any case, if a hyaluronic acid filler is properly selected and injected, it does not migrate or “move around the face”, unlike silicone and similar fillers, which are dangerous and banned in most countries.

In most cases, there is no problem if there were no complications with the previous treatment. You must tell your doctor when you had the previous treatment, which product was used and in what amount.

Although this is very rare, it is still possible. That is why it is very important to have this procedure performed in a healthcare institution and by qualified doctors.

There are many different types of dermal fillers, but the most popular and most commonly used are hyaluronic acid fillers. They are used because of their safety, effectiveness and simple application. Types of hyaluronic acid fillers differ in density, concentration, degree of cross-linking and formulation. These factors directly affect the duration of their results. Most hyaluronic acid fillers contain the anaesthetic ingredient lidocaine, reducing the need for an additional topical anaesthetic.

After placement of a jaw implant or major dental procedures, 14 days must pass before you can undergo treatment with hyaluronic acid fillers.

This question is often asked by friends, acquaintances and patients. What are the side effects and are hyaluronic acid fillers safe? Our answer is:

If registered and tested products are used – and in our clinic we use JUVÉDERM, Restylane and other registered fillers – and if the treatment is performed by certified doctors, the treatment is completely safe.

For a safe treatment and maximum results, you need:

a trusted healthcare institution
trained, professional certified doctors
natural materials / registered hyaluronic acid filler products
expert application technique by the doctor

The wide choice of techniques and procedures, together with the quality composition of hyaluronic acid fillers, has reduced the number of complications. Sensitivity, redness and swelling are temporary and disappear within a few days. If bruises appear, some time is needed for them to fade, so it is important to plan the treatment in advance before any important event. Asymmetry can be corrected by adding a certain amount of dermal filler.

During and after the treatment, the treated area is gently massaged so that the applied material is distributed as evenly as possible and the appearance of small lumps is reduced. If lumps do not disappear one month after the treatment, they can be dissolved with the enzyme hyaluronidase.

Serious complications are very rare.

Very important note: A side effect of unverified fillers can be complications in the form of granulomas, which occur with poor-quality hyaluronic acid fillers or artificial materials.

Hyaluronic acid fillers are contraindicated in cases of severe somatic symptom disorders, acute phases of chronic diseases, local inflammation, dermatological disease in the injection area, immune system dysfunction, tendency to scar formation, infectious diseases and pregnancy.

 

If you still have concerns or questions and did not find the answer in the list, please check the Frequently Asked Questions page on our website.

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Lekar na specijalističkim studijama estetske, plastične i rekonstruktivne hirurgije na Medicinskom fakultetu u Beogradu.

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