The ultimate guide to Dermal Fillers in Turkey

Last fact-checked: 1 April 2020

Thinking of getting dermal fillers in Turkey? Medical Departures can help you find a reputable clinic so you can be confident of obtaining great quality care at a great price.

Dermal fillers are a versatile treatment that can be used to correct a number of aesthetic problems, from erasing age-related lines and wrinkles to adding volume to lips, filling in tear troughs and even changing the shape of a nose with a non-surgical rhinoplasty.

If you are heading to Turkey on holiday or business, the simple fact is that you will save money compared to undergoing this same treatment at home. So, if you have any cosmetic problems you’ve been itching to fix, a vacation to Turkey’s most-visited city could present the perfect opportunity to do exactly that.

How Much Do Dermal Fillers Cost in Turkey?

Several brands of dermal fillers are commonly used across the world; in fact, even within these brands are different fillers for different areas of the face, with prices that vary considerably.

The table below shows the average price for dermal fillers in Turkey compared with your home country:

( Note : the prices above are approximate. Please check our current prices for your selected clinic for estimated costs of treatment).

What’s Better—Botox® or Fillers?

Although Botox and dermal fillers are both administered via injection and primarily treat age-related cosmetic problems, that really is where the similarity ends.

Dermal fillers are substances designed to add fullness and volume beneath the skin’s surface, thereby filling in wrinkles, whereas Botox paralyses muscles beneath wrinkles preventing them from forming.

Dermal fillers are used on “static” wrinkles (those that you can see all the time), whereas Botox is designed for use on “active” wrinkles (those that are formed over time by expressions, such as frown lines).

It is true that active wrinkles do eventually become static wrinkles, so if you haven’t tried Botox to tackle your active wrinkles, you can always opt for dermal fillers instead.

What Are Dermal Fillers Made From?

The most popular dermal fillers in use today include hyaluronic acid (HA) as the main active ingredient. HA is found naturally in our bodies and is able to hold more than 1,000 times its weight in water. When we are born, we have an abundance of HA, which is why a baby’s skin is so peachy looking. However, our natural HA concentration depletes as we age, with production dropping off dramatically in our mid-40s.

As HA is found naturally in our body, dermal fillers containing it are generally very safe. They are non-permanent, degrading naturally over time, and if you don’t like the effect, it can easily be dissolved with a hyaluronidase injection.

There are other, permanent fillers, some of which contain plastic microspheres. However, if you don’t like the effect of these, or something goes wrong, you cannot change them; this is why most people stick to temporary HA fillers.

What Can Fillers Be Used For?

Fillers are extremely versatile and can be used to:

● Soften or erase lines and wrinkles

● Plump thinning lips

● Enhance cheekbones

● Fill in shallow areas on the face, such as the cheeks

● Fill in tear troughs (eye bags)

● Provide a liquid facelift

● Enhance the nose with a non-surgical rhinoplasty

Are Dermal Fillers Suitable for Everyone?

Most people are suitable for dermal fillers, although the treatment is not advisable for pregnant or breastfeeding women.

If you suffer from cold sores you may have to be treated with anti-herpes medicine before or after treatment to reduce an outbreak of cold sores.

Why Should I Get Dermal Fillers in Turkey?

● Turkey is a favourite holiday destination for Brits, Irish and many other Europeans; wherever you go in the country, you are likely to be near good-quality healthcare facilities (just as long as you know where to look and what source to trust). From Istanbul to Izmir, Medical Departures you can help you find a great facility that’s right for you.

● As more and more people look for affordable options for elective medical and surgical procedures, many are now heading abroad to save money while combining treatment with a holiday. Turkey is just the place to do this thanks to the country’s high-quality, contemporary facilities that are equipped with state-of-the-art technologies and staffed by knowledgeable, qualified staff.

● Quick to administer, dermal fillers have little or no downtime . You can have your injections and carry on with your holiday without too much trouble. You’ll return home looking refreshed, and most people you know will put down to your holiday... rather than you having had any “work done”.

Why Book With Medical Departures?

Medical Departures carried out background checks on all of the medical providers it partners with. We check legal/criminal records, verify doctor qualifications, confirm professional memberships and do onsite visits. Our listings include prices, clinic photos, location maps and real patient reviews so that you can make your own informed choice with the help of readily-available information at your fingertips.

Popular clinics for dermal fillers in Turkey include:

● Dr. Ali Riza Oreroglu Aesthetic Clinic

● Bellaplast Clinic

● Estherian Clinic

Booking an Appointment for Dermal Fillers in Turkey

Book your free appointment online for dermal fillers in Turkey, or speak to Medical Departures’ Customer Care Team who will be happy to assist you in any way. Or if you have chosen your clinic, you can schedule your appointment online right here at any time of the day or night, at no charge to you.

Sources:

Rosenstein, Jenna. 5 Facts About Non-Surgical Nose Jobs From The Doctor Who Invented Them. Harper's Bazaar. 4 April 2017. https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/health/a21787/filler-nose-job-facts/" target="_blank

Berry, Jennifer. What is the Difference Between Botox and Dermal Fillers? 6 January 2018. Medical News Today. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320510.php" target="_blank

Julson, Erica. 7 Surprising Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid. Healthline. 21 April 2018. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/hyaluronic-acid-benefits" target="_blank

Christiano, Donna. Side Effects of Facial Fillers. 6 August 2018. https://www.healthline.com/health/facial-fillers-side-effects#side-effects" target="_blank