Projection added to a recessed chin to balance the side view.
Ask about this →Filler Treatments in Turkey
Non-surgical facial balancing with dermal filler — subtle, reversible refinement of the profile, nose, chin, lips and fine lines, planned by a facial surgeon.
What filler treatments involve
Dermal fillers are gel-based injectables that add volume, smooth lines or refine shape without surgery. Used well, they balance a face rather than inflate it.
Because Dr. Barışkan is a facial surgeon, filler is planned against your underlying structure — the same profile analysis used for surgery — so the result looks like better proportion, not 'work'.
It's a quick, in-clinic treatment with little to no downtime, and most fillers are gradually reversible if you change your mind.
Typical ranges for a straightforward case. Your own plan — technique, timings and anaesthesia — is confirmed at consultation.
Filler planned by a facial surgeon
Filler is anatomy, not just volume. Trained as an ENT & head-neck surgeon, Dr. Barışkan places it against the structure beneath — for balance that looks natural, never overfilled.
Structure first
The face read as proportions, so filler restores balance rather than adding bulk.
Anatomy-led
Placed with a surgeon's knowledge of the vessels and planes beneath the skin.
Less is more
Conservative amounts, reviewed and built up if needed — not overdone in one sitting.
Adjustable
Most hyaluronic-acid fillers can be dissolved, so the change isn't permanent.
What filler can refine
Small contour irregularities smoothed without surgery — a 'liquid' refinement.
Ask about this →Subtle definition or volume, kept in proportion with the face.
Ask about this →Gentle support to restore balance and structure.
Ask about this →Softening of deeper folds around the nose and mouth.
Ask about this →Definition along the jaw for a cleaner lower-face line.
Ask about this →Who it's for
- You want a subtle change without surgery or downtime
- You'd like to balance your profile, chin or lips
- You want a reversible, adjustable option
- You'd value a facial surgeon's eye on what will actually suit you
- You want a permanent or large structural change — surgery may suit you better
- You have an active skin infection in the area
- You're pregnant or breastfeeding
- You're expecting filler to do what only surgery can — we'll be honest about the limits
What the week looks like
How the treatment works
How recovery unfolds
Supporting your recovery
- Stay upright for the first few hours
- Apply a cool compress if there's minor swelling
- Keep the area clean and makeup-free for the first day
- Come back for review if you'd like an adjustment
- Strenuous exercise, saunas and heat for 24–48 hours
- Pressing or massaging the area unless advised
- Alcohol on the day, which can worsen bruising
- Judging the result before swelling settles
Risks, honestly explained
- Board-certified ENT & head-neck surgeon
- Anatomy-led placement, aware of vessels and planes
- A conservative, reviewable approach
- Reputable, regulated filler products
- Minor swelling, bruising or tenderness that settles within days
- Rarely, lumps or asymmetry that can be adjusted or dissolved
- Very rarely, more serious vascular events — minimised by careful technique
- Results vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed
A quote that reflects your plan — not a fixed list
There is no fixed price list. Which areas you treat and how much filler is needed change the quote, so you get a personalised figure after your consultation.
What's included in your quote
- Consultation & facial analysis
- The treatment
- A review appointment
- Aftercare guidance
- Remote follow-up
Get your estimate
Share photos — front and profile — and receive a personalised plan and cost estimate, with no obligation.
What filler patients say
I was nervous about looking overfilled. He used far less than I expected and my face just looks fresher and more balanced. Exactly what I wanted.
Had a small bump on my nose smoothed without surgery. Took fifteen minutes and I flew home the same day. Honest that it was temporary.
A surgeon doing my filler made all the difference — he understood the structure, not just the injection. Subtle, natural, no downtime.
Filler treatment FAQs
Not with a conservative, structure-led approach. The aim is balance — small amounts, reviewed and built up only if needed, never overdone in one sitting.
No. Most hyaluronic-acid fillers last from several months to around two years and are gradually absorbed. Many can also be dissolved if you change your mind.
Very little — a topical numbing cream and anaesthetic within the filler keep it comfortable. Most describe brief pressure.
Filler used to smooth small contour irregularities — for example a minor bump — without surgery. It reshapes, but can't reduce size, so it suits specific cases.
Minimal. You can usually return to normal activities the same day; any small swelling or bruising settles within a few days.
In trained hands, yes. Placement by a facial surgeon who knows the anatomy beneath the skin is the biggest safety factor.
Immediately, with the final, settled look showing over one to two weeks as any swelling resolves.
For subtle changes, often yes. For permanent or larger structural changes, surgery is the better route — we'll tell you honestly which fits.
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Last reviewed July 2026. The clinical information on this page is written and reviewed by the operating surgeon. It is general guidance, not a substitute for a personal consultation.
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