Dermal Fillers in Edinburgh
Explore our Dermal Filler treatments offered in our Edinburgh clinic, designed to replace volume and structure, delivering natural results
The Treatments
Explore our Dermal Fillers offered in our Edinburgh clinic, designed to restore and redefine
Dermal Filler
15-30 minutes
Replacing lost volume in deeper tissues of the face, such as the midface, cheeks and jawline
£550 or £650 per syringe
Non Surgical Rhinoplasty
15 - 30 minutes
Correcting nasal asymmetry, such as dorsal humps, bumps on the bridge of the nose, congenital asymmetry and irregular shape of the nasal tip
£750 or £850 per syringe
Tear Trough Filler
15 - 30 minutes
Restoring lost volume in the tear trough area, reducing dark circles, improving skin texture and appearance
£750 or £850 per syringe
Beauty Advice
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What is Profhilo and what does it do for my skin?
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Explore the benefits of snail mucin in skincare with Dr. David Jack’s insights. Learn about its hydrating, anti-ageing and repairing effects on the skin.
Rosacea: What is it and how can it be treated?
Rosacea: What is it and how can it be treated? Rosacea is a common rash, usually found on the central part of the face, on a middle-aged person. A tendency to flush easily is followed by persistent redness and crops of small inflamed red bumps and pus spots.
How to look after your skin in Winter: A Doctor’s guide to navigating the Cold Weather
When winter arrives, it brings a unique set of challenges for our skin. The combination of low humidity, biting cold winds, and central heating can wreak havoc on our complexion. This season is notorious for causing dry, irritated, and sensitive skin, making a robust winter skincare routine essential.
