Our fillers and dermal fillers flat-rate scheme – Secure regular treatments with 4beauty

Regular filler treatments for smooth skin and defined contours – but every injection carries a residual risk. How our flat-rate package protects you.

Our fillers and dermal fillers flat-rate scheme – Secure regular treatments with 4beauty

Important note

This article is for information purposes only and is not a substitute for a medical diagnosis or advice. If you are unsure, or if you require a personalised treatment plan, it is essential that you consult a qualified specialist.

Smooth skin, full lips and clearly defined facial contours are part of the modern ideal of beauty, but not everyone is naturally blessed with such features. Minimally invasive treatments have therefore been booming in aesthetic medicine for several years: they enable temporary but impressive results to be achieved without the need for complex surgery.

For example, forehead wrinkles, tear troughs, dark circles under the eyes, nasolabial folds and so-called marionette lines can be filled using dermal fillers. In addition, more volume can be added to the temples, cheeks or chin, making the skin in these areas look plumper, fresher and younger. Lip fillers have also become increasingly popular in recent years – yet every treatment carries a certain risk of potential complications and side effects. With our fillers and lip filler flat-rate cover, you can insure against precisely these risks, tailored to your specific needs.

We explain the different types of fillers and dermal fillers, and reveal some tips that can actively promote healing following a minimally invasive procedure. We also introduce our flat-rate package for fillers and dermal fillers, which provides you with reliable cover for medically necessary follow-up treatments.

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Fillers and dermal fillers: An overview of the most common options

According to DGÄPC statistics, in 2020 minimally invasive treatments such as wrinkle injections with fillers and botulinum toxin treatment (Botox) ranked first and second amongst the treatments and procedures carried out – making them even more popular than plastic and cosmetic surgery. Alongside Botox, one of the most commonly used active ingredients is the biological filler hyaluronic acid.

Botox injections

Botulinum toxin A (Botox for short) is an active ingredient that relaxes the muscles and is therefore mainly used to treat wrinkles. Botox is most commonly used on the upper half of the face – that is, for forehead wrinkles and wrinkles around the eyes. Although the idea of paralysed facial muscles is widely held, when administered in the correct dose, Botox can smooth out even deep wrinkles without creating a mask-like appearance.

Hyaluronic acid injections

Hyaluronic acid is already present in the human body and is therefore considered to be even better tolerated than Botox. The acid primarily has a plumping effect and is therefore often used to treat superficial wrinkles. These include, for example, laugh lines and fine lines in the lower half of the face. Hyaluronic acid is also suitable for lip injections to add volume, smooth out unevenness or achieve defined contours. Hyaluronic acid can also be used to plump up sunken cheeks or dark circles under the eyes, as well as to correct a bump on the nose.

Depending on the type and severity of the wrinkles, a combination of Botox and hyaluronic acid may also be an option. Collagen, poly-L-lactic acid and autologous fat can also be used as fillers for wrinkle treatment, but are generally less commonly employed. Regardless of the active ingredient, it is particularly important to opt for high-quality products and qualified, experienced practitioners to ensure good results and minimise the risk of complications following the treatment.

Anyone who wants to play it safe, even with routine treatments, can take out a flat-rate insurance policy with 4beauty for filler treatments and injections, which covers the costs of medically necessary follow-up treatments.

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Here’s how you can speed up the healing process after a filler treatment

Tightness and swelling are among the most common side effects following an injection. They are usually harmless and generally subside on their own after a few days. However, it is possible to speed up this process: by following a few tips, you can look forward to a quick recovery of the treated areas.

  • Always keep it cool: To prevent or reduce swelling, redness and bruising, it is a good idea to apply cold regularly. However, the cold pack should not be taken straight from the freezer and should not be used for more than 10 minutes at a time. The cold causes the blood vessels to constrict, thereby reducing swelling and redness.
  • The power of water: In the weeks following a filler treatment, it is particularly advisable to drink plenty of water regularly – especially as hyaluronic acid binds water and can only achieve its full effect in this way.
  • Take it easy: Whilst exercise is generally good for your health, it can also increase the likelihood of swelling. You should therefore avoid exercise for at least 48 hours after your injection.
  • Be sure to avoid heat: For about a week, you should avoid saunas, sunbeds and intense exposure to sunlight. Just like exercise, heat can also cause swelling and may affect the aesthetic result. Following lip fillers, you should also avoid consuming hot drinks or food for a few hours.

The 4beauty Filler Flat Rate: Comprehensive cover for wrinkle, lip or facial contour fillers for €49 a year, including 3 treatments

Although active ingredients such as Botox, hyaluronic acid and the like are used countless times every day, have been well researched and are already highly developed – complications and side effects can never be completely ruled out, even with a filler treatment. In addition to the aforementioned and harmless redness or swelling, infections in the tissue may also occur.

That is why we at 4beauty have developed a flat-rate package for fillers and dermal fillers for our customers: it covers all filler treatments for wrinkles, lips or facial contours for €49 per year, including three treatments within 365 days.

The ‘Fillers and Injections’ flat-rate policy can be taken out online in just a few clicks – up to 24 hours before the treatment. It includes, amongst other things, reliable support in the event of complications, prompt payment, and the freedom to choose your own doctor for any necessary follow-up treatment resulting from complications.

Do you have any further questions about our flat-rate package for fillers and injections, or would you like to find out more about 4beauty Consequential Costs Insurance Would you like to find out more about individual treatments? Our experts will be happy to help – we look forward to hearing from you!

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