Hyaluronic acid in Paris — Filling wrinkles and volume

Hyaluronic acid injections are a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that corrects signs of facial aging, restores volume, and softens wrinkles and lines. This molecule, naturally present in the skin, retains water and contributes to the hydration and firmness of skin tissues.

At the clinic, each injection is personalized according to your needs and morphological analysis, in order to obtain a natural and harmonious result, visible immediately and lasting (often between 6 and 12 months).

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What is Hyaluronic acid ?

Hyaluronic acid is a biocompatible gel used in aesthetic medicine to fill wrinkles, hydrate the skin, and restore its elasticity. volume where it was lost or missingThanks to its ability to retain water, it allows for the gentle and reversible reshaping of certain areas of the face.

Commonly treated areas

Hyaluronic acid injections can be used for:

  • filling of wrinkles and furrows (nasolabial folds, marionette lines)

  • restore the volumes (cheekbones, cheeks, temples)

  • redefine the oval of the face

  • plump the lips and redefine their contour

  • reduce hollow under-eye circles

Who is this treatment for?

Hyaluronic acid injections are suitable for women and men who wish to:

  • to prevent or correct static wrinkles,

  • to restore lost volume due to aging,

  • improve the harmony of facial features without surgery.

A preliminary consultation allows us to assess your situation and establish a personalized treatment plan.

Injection procedure

Before each session, a consultation is conducted to analyze your expectations, desired volume, and the areas to be treated. The injections are then performed in the office using fine needles or microcannulas. The procedure is generally well-tolerated and does not require heavy anesthesia.

The treatment lasts on average 10 to 15 minutesand the patient can resume their activities immediately afterwards.

Results & duration

The results appear immediately after the injection and continue to improve in the following days. They are temporary : the duration of action generally varies between 6 and 12 months depending on the product injected, the area treated and the patient's metabolism.

Summary

Before an injection ofHyaluronic acid
  • Consultation
  • Tips: Stop smoking 2 weeks prior, stop taking anticoagulant medication (aspirin or NSAIDs) 10 days before the injection, and avoid wearing makeup before your appointment.
  • Signature documents (quote, informed consent), and taking pre-operative photographs
  • Reflection period: 15 days between the first consultation and the injection
Hyaluronic acid injection
  • Anesthesia: no
  • Duration of the intervention: Between 10 and 15 minutes
Follow-up and Results of the Injection
  • Post-operative instructions Avoid makeup for 24 hours, avoid sauna/steam room for 15 days
  • Result: from a few hours to 15 days
  • Duration of action: between 6 and 12 months most often
Fee for the intervention
  • You will receive a quote at the first consultation.
  • The price includes the consultation and the hyaluronic acid injection.
  • Not covered by social security

List of anatomical areas concerned

FAQ

The injection is generally not very painful thanks to the use of very fine needles and, if necessary, an anesthetic cream.

The results are visible immediately, although slight swelling may persist for a few days.

The effects last on average between 6 and 12 months, depending on the areas treated and the nature of the product.

 

Yes, hyaluronic acid can be combined with other treatments such as Botox or thread lifts for overall facial harmony.

 

Slight redness, swelling or bruising may occur but usually disappear within a few days.

Dr. Nathaniel Stroumza Escoffier, plastic surgeon
Article written by the editorial team and validated by Dr. Nathaniel Stroumza Escoffier, plastic surgeon — RPPS 10100674943
Published on July 21, 2025 · Updated on March 24, 2026 · Discover the journey of Dr. Stroumza
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