Dermal Fillers Stockholm – Natural-Looking Results with Medical Assessment
Dermal fillers can be used selectively to restore or add volume, refine certain facial contours and soften selected folds or asymmetries. At Gloss & Floss, every filler treatment begins with assessment of facial anatomy, proportions, treatment goals and medical suitability.
We do not start by asking how many millilitres you want. We start by understanding what you would like to improve, how your facial structure is balanced and whether filler is actually the right treatment for your goal.
Quick answer
Dermal fillers are aesthetic injection treatments in which a gel – commonly based on stabilised hyaluronic acid – is placed in selected tissue layers to influence volume, contour or specific folds. Results are temporary, vary between patients and should always be planned after an individual medical and anatomical assessment.
What are dermal fillers?
Many modern dermal fillers are made from stabilised hyaluronic-acid gel. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the body and binds water, while injectable filler products are specifically formulated to create different levels of softness, support or structure depending on the treatment area.
Fillers are not used in the same way throughout the face. Product characteristics, amount, injection depth and technique must be adapted to the tissue, anatomy and treatment objective.
Volume
Filler can be used selectively to restore or create volume when this is anatomically appropriate.
Contour
Selected areas such as the chin, jawline or cheek region can sometimes be refined with filler.
Proportion
Planning considers the whole face rather than treating one isolated feature without context.
Natural expression
Our goal is subtle improvement while preserving your facial expression and individual features.
Dermal filler – volume and structure
Traditional fillers are mainly used when the treatment objective involves selected volume, contour, proportion or structural support.
Skin Booster – hydration and skin quality
Skin Booster is also a hyaluronic-acid-based injection treatment, but its main goal is hydration and skin quality rather than deliberate facial volume or contour.
Read more about Skin BoosterWhich areas can be treated with dermal fillers?
Suitability varies from person to person. The examples below are common treatment goals that may be discussed after consultation and anatomical assessment.
Lips
Filler may be used for selected volume, definition, proportion or correction of certain asymmetries.
Cheeks & cheekbones
Selected midface volume or contour may be restored or adjusted when appropriate.
Chin
Filler can sometimes influence projection, profile and facial proportion after anatomical assessment.
Jawline
Filler may be used selectively to create or enhance definition along the jawline.
Selected folds & lines
Some folds may be treated directly or indirectly depending on the underlying anatomy and volume distribution.
Age-related volume changes
Selected volume restoration can be considered when facial volume has changed over time.
When dermal filler is not the right treatment
Responsible filler treatment also means knowing when not to inject. In some situations, another treatment, waiting or no aesthetic treatment at all may be the more appropriate recommendation.
Filler may need to be avoided or postponed when:
- there is active infection, inflammation or damaged skin in the treatment area
- the treatment goal cannot reasonably or safely be achieved with filler
- another treatment is more appropriate for the concern
- previous filler or a previous complication needs assessment first
- medical history, medication or other risk factors affect suitability
- expectations do not match what filler can realistically achieve
Sometimes the safest and most appropriate recommendation is not to inject filler.
Your dermal filler practitioner
Alaleh Tarahomi, D.D.S.
Alaleh Tarahomi is Clinic Director and a licensed dentist at Gloss & Floss. She is REBS-certified in selected medical aesthetic treatments, including dermal fillers.
Filler planning includes assessment of facial anatomy, proportions, previous treatments, relevant medical considerations and realistic treatment expectations before an injection plan is agreed.
Read more about AlalehSwedish safety requirements for filler treatment
Dermal fillers are regulated aesthetic injection treatments in Sweden. For English-speaking patients, it is important to understand that treatment follows specific requirements around information, consent, professional qualification and reflection time.
Goals, suitability, alternatives, risks and relevant medical history are reviewed before treatment.
Before a first aesthetic injection treatment, at least two days of reflection time applies.
Aesthetic injection treatment is intended for adults and is not performed on patients under 18.
Aesthetic injections must be carried out by appropriately licensed healthcare professionals.
Treatment, risks, alternatives, aftercare, cost and expected outcome should be understood before proceeding.
Read more about Swedish rules for aesthetic injection treatments at the official IVO information page .
Your filler treatment journey
Consultation
We discuss your goals, relevant health information, previous fillers and assess facial anatomy and balance.
Information & reflection
You receive treatment information and, before a first aesthetic injection treatment, the required reflection period.
Treatment
Product, amount, injection technique and treatment level are selected according to anatomy and the agreed plan.
Aftercare
You receive clear information about expected reactions, aftercare and warning signs.
Follow-up
When clinically indicated, the result is reviewed after the initial swelling has settled.
Results and how long fillers last
Filler effects can often be seen immediately, but swelling and local tissue response may temporarily make the treated area look fuller. The final result should therefore not be judged immediately after injection.
The result settles after treatment
Swelling, fluid and local tissue reaction can affect appearance during the first period after treatment. The result becomes easier to assess once this reaction has settled.
How long do fillers last?
Hyaluronic-acid fillers are temporary. Longevity varies according to product, treatment area, amount, anatomy, metabolism and other individual factors.
For this reason, we do not promise the same duration for every patient.
Which filler product will be used?
Different hyaluronic-acid filler products have different characteristics. Some are softer, while others provide greater structural support. The appropriate product depends on the treatment area, tissue characteristics and treatment goal.
Gloss & Floss therefore does not use one filler product for every area. Before treatment, you are informed about the product and amount planned for your individual treatment.
Side effects and risks of dermal fillers
Dermal fillers are medical injection treatments and are not risk-free. Most reactions are temporary, but uncommon and rare complications also need to be understood before treatment.
Common & temporary
- swelling
- tenderness
- redness
- bruising
- temporary firmness or unevenness
Contact the clinic
- persistent or worsening lumps
- increasing redness or heat
- signs of infection
- delayed inflammatory reaction
- unexpected or increasing swelling
Urgent warning signs
A rare but serious complication can occur if blood flow is compromised after filler injection.
- severe or increasing pain
- marked skin colour change
- mottled or unusually pale skin
- cold skin in the treated area
- visual symptoms
These symptoms require urgent clinical or emergency medical assessment.
Aftercare after dermal fillers
Your individual aftercare instructions depend on the product and treatment area. Always follow the advice given after your treatment.
General aftercare principles
- avoid pressing or massaging the area unless specifically instructed
- avoid unnecessary heat, intense exercise or irritation during the early recovery period
- follow instructions about makeup around injection points
- avoid scheduling facial treatments or dental procedures too close to filler treatment unless discussed with your clinician
- contact the clinic if symptoms feel unusual or worsen rather than improve
Dermal filler price at Gloss & Floss
Dermal Fillers – 1.0 ml
Current starting price according to our medical aesthetics price list.
Final cost depends on treatment area, product, amount and individual treatment plan.
See the complete medical aesthetics price list .
Why choose Gloss & Floss for dermal fillers?
Licensed dentist
Assessment and aesthetic treatment are grounded in licensed healthcare and facial-anatomy awareness.
REBS certification
Alaleh Tarahomi is REBS-certified in fillers and selected aesthetic treatments.
Natural-results philosophy
The objective is proportion and balance rather than exaggerated volume.
Consultation first
Treatment is not recommended automatically. Suitability and alternatives are assessed first.
Clinical environment
Fillers are provided within an established healthcare clinic with structured hygiene and documentation routines.
Clear English communication
Treatment, risks, costs, aftercare and expectations are explained clearly before you decide.
Dermal fillers and other aesthetic treatments
Different treatments address different concerns. They should not automatically be combined or performed at the same time. Treatment sequence and appropriate intervals are planned individually.
Skin analysis & consultation
A useful starting point if you are not sure which aesthetic treatment is most relevant to your goal.
Read about consultationSkin Booster
A different injectable treatment when the goal is primarily hydration and skin quality rather than volume.
Read about Skin BoosterMedical microneedling
May be more relevant for skin texture, collagen stimulation and selected acne scars.
Read about microneedlingChemical peeling
A superficial treatment pathway for concerns such as radiance, skin texture and selected uneven pigmentation.
Read about chemical peelingMuscle-relaxing treatments
A different treatment category for selected expression-related lines where muscle activity is the main cause.
Read moreAll aesthetic treatments
Explore the wider Gloss & Floss medical aesthetics portfolio before deciding on your next step.
Explore treatmentsFrequently asked questions about dermal fillers in Stockholm
What are dermal fillers?
Dermal fillers are aesthetic injection treatments in which a gel, commonly based on stabilised hyaluronic acid, is placed in selected tissue layers to influence volume, contour or certain folds.
Is filler the same as Skin Booster?
No. Both may be hyaluronic-acid-based injectable products, but traditional fillers are mainly used for volume, contour and structural support, while Skin Booster focuses primarily on hydration and skin quality.
Which areas can be treated with dermal filler?
Common areas that may be discussed include lips, cheeks, cheekbones, chin, jawline and selected folds or areas of volume loss. Suitability depends on individual anatomy and clinical assessment.
How do I know if filler is right for me?
Suitability is assessed by considering your goals, facial anatomy, previous treatments, relevant medical history and realistic expectations.
When should filler be avoided?
Treatment may need to be postponed or avoided in situations such as active infection or inflammation, certain medical risk factors, unresolved problems from previous filler or when filler is unlikely to provide an appropriate and safe result.
Who can perform filler injections in Sweden?
Aesthetic injection treatments in Sweden must be performed by appropriately licensed healthcare professionals with relevant competence.
Is there a reflection period before filler treatment?
Yes. Before a first aesthetic injection treatment, Swedish rules require at least two days of reflection time before the treatment can be carried out.
Do dermal fillers hurt?
Sensation varies between treatment areas and patients. Stinging, pressure and temporary tenderness can occur. Comfort measures are discussed according to the treatment area and plan.
What will I look like immediately after filler?
Swelling, redness, tenderness and sometimes bruising are common immediately after treatment. The final result should therefore not be judged on the same day.
How long does swelling last after filler?
This varies according to the treatment area, product, amount and individual response. Some areas, particularly the lips, may show more noticeable temporary swelling.
How long do dermal fillers last?
Hyaluronic-acid fillers are temporary. Longevity varies according to product, treatment area, amount, anatomy, metabolism and other individual factors.
How much filler will I need?
The amount cannot be determined from the treatment area alone. It is selected according to anatomy, treatment goal and product characteristics, with the aim of achieving a balanced result rather than simply using a predefined volume.
How much do dermal fillers cost at Gloss & Floss?
Dermal fillers 1.0 ml are currently listed from 3,195 SEK. Final cost depends on the treatment area, product, amount and individual treatment plan.
What are the risks of dermal fillers?
Common temporary reactions include swelling, tenderness, redness and bruising. Less common complications include infection, inflammation, lumps or unwanted aesthetic results. Rare but serious vascular complications can also occur.
What is vascular occlusion?
Vascular occlusion means that blood flow through a blood vessel is compromised after injection. It is a rare but serious complication that requires rapid clinical assessment and treatment.
Can hyaluronic-acid filler be dissolved?
Some hyaluronic-acid fillers can be broken down with the enzyme hyaluronidase when clinically appropriate. Whether this is suitable depends on the product, treatment area and clinical situation.
Can I have filler on the same day as my first consultation?
Not before a first aesthetic injection treatment. Swedish rules require at least two days of reflection time before the first treatment can be performed.
Can dermal fillers be combined with other treatments?
Other treatments may form part of a broader aesthetic plan, but they should not automatically be performed at the same time. Treatment order and intervals are planned individually according to safety, treatment type and goals.
Considering dermal fillers? Start with a medical assessment.
You do not need to know how many millilitres you want or exactly which treatment you need before consultation.
We first review your goals, facial anatomy, treatment alternatives, realistic expectations, costs and relevant risks. You can then decide whether filler is the right option for you.