Why the Ellanse Filler Is the Next Big Thing

As we age, maintaining healthy, youthful skin becomes increasingly challenging. Over time, the natural production of collagen slows down, which reduces the skin’s elasticity and firmness.

This eventually leads to common ageing concerns: a lack of volume, poor skin quality, fine lines and wrinkles.

We see patients with these concerns in clinic every day and whilst there are many different treatment options, there is one biostimulating filler which stands out from the rest – Ellanse.

Known for its versatility and long-lasting effects, Ellanse offers numerous benefits if you’re looking to restore lost volume and sustain your skin’s youthful glow. This innovative treatment not only addresses the visible signs of ageing like wrinkles or sunken skin but also encourages the natural collagen production which contributes to a more subtle, natural looking result that many people are looking to achieve.

If you want to learn more about this treatment, you are in the right place. So let’s run through the key details of Ellanse, how we use it at Skin Medical why you should always seek a professional and how it differs from other collagen stimulating fillers.

What is Ellanse and how does it work?

Ellanse is a type of advanced dermal filler, which encourages your body to produce its own collagen. This is thanks to its unique composition of polycaprolactone (PCL) microspheres, an innovative polymer with a long history of use in the biomedical field.

Ellanse is injected deep into the skin where the smooth microspheres (tiny particles) are evenly distributed using the Carboxymethyl Cellulose (CMS) carrier gel. This carrier gel creates an immediate volumisation which helps correct sunken skin, fine lines and wrinkles. Then over the course of a few months, the presence of the smooth microspheres boosts your body’s natural collagen production.

This combined effect of immediate results with ongoing collagen improvement over time is what our patients love and why we believe Ellanse is the next big thing

Ellanse vs Lanluma and other collagen stimulating fillers

Patients who are researching biostimulating or collagen stimulating fillers will see there is a lot of choice in terms of the treatments available. At Skin Medical, we also offer Lanluma, Sculptra and other collagen boosting treatments. However, the key difference with Ellanse is that double action, that you just don’t get with other collagen fillers.

Lanluma, which is primarily made of PLLA (Poly-L-Lactic Acid), will give you great collagen stimulation over time (and is indicated for the face and body) but it won’t give you that immediate volumising effect you will get with Ellanse.

How safe is Ellanse?

Ellanse is a highly safe and minimally invasive treatment but this depends (like all injectable treatments) on who is actually injecting the product.

Since Ellanse is a non-surgical treatment, you avoid many of the risks and complications associated with more invasive procedures, But like with many injectable products in the United Kingdom, anyone can go and purchase products, or undertake short courses and be allowed to legally treat the general public. In addition, something to bear in mind is that unlike HA fillers,

Ellanse cannot be completely dissolved once it has been injected.

Which concerns can Ellanse treat?

Ellanse is not only for superficial wrinkles, it targets the deeper layers of the skin. At Skin Medical, we recommend Ellanse for several key concerns.

Nasolabial folds: These are the lines that run from the sides of your nose to the corners of your mouth. Ellansé works beautifully to fill and smooth these lines.
Marionette lines: These are deep lines that extend from the corners of your mouth down to the chin.
Temples: Sunken temples are an area that can really benefit from volumisation to create more balance to the face.
Acne scarring: For those suffering from indented scars, especially due to acne or past surgeries, Ellanse works deep but will have an all round skin improvement by fixing the structure of the skin.
Facial shaping and contouring: If you’re looking for more defined facial features, such as a sharper jawline, or enhanced cheekbones, Ellanse can be used to create the appearance of bone and muscle.

If you want to read more, the experts at Consulting Room really know what they're talking about and have put together Ellansé, acne, complexion improvement, dermal fillers, lines and wrinkles, and scarring FAQs just for you.

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Many thanks to Dr Sabika Karim who is a specialist in non-surgical and laser procedures, facial rejuvenation and body contouring with 15 years’ experience.

Her explicit focus on delivering the very best results using high-quality products and state-of-the-art equipment has made her one of the most renowned specialists in her field.

Dr Karim’s meticulous attention to detail coupled with her unparalleled cosmetic knowledge ensures her clients receive innovative and safe treatments leading to natural-looking results.

Call Skin Medical clinic now via 01923 59 0057 or visit Skin Medical.

What is Ellanse and how does it work?

Ellanse vs Lanluma and other collagen stimulating fillers

How safe is Ellanse?

Which concerns can Ellanse treat?

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