Dermal fillers in Costa Rica can help you to get rid of those lines that suddenly appear on your face—a sign of aging that’s especially frustrating if you still feel (and otherwise look) youthful. 

Having this treatment abroad can save you a decent amount, leaving you with a subtly refreshed face and money to put towards enjoying a memorable break at the same time. Costa Rica is a stunning vacation destination, and a definite favorite among North Americans. 

Medical tourism is also on the rise here, so you can expect plenty of quality clinics providing the same high standards you would expect.

Dermal filler treatment has little downtime and gives virtually instantaneous results. This makes it a great cosmetic option if you want to make the most of your vacation time rather than having to recover in the confines of your hotel room after a more serious procedure.

The terms “dermal fillers” refers to a variety of gel-like substances that are injected into the skin to plump up volume and fill out wrinkles. 

Most are hyaluronic acid-based although others may use collagen or other substances approved by the FDA. Each has its pros and cons. An experienced doctor or dermatologist may actually use a combination of fillers (or fillers and botox) to get the results you require. Some of these fillers are safe to use straight away while others require a quick pre-test for allergies.

Affordable medical care is available across the country at quality medical centers; most are located in San Jose, although you can use our site to search for facilities in other top destinations like Santa Ana, Escazu, Tibas and Liberia across the country. 

Costa Rica even boasts JCI accredited hospitals, a testament to the high standards in terms of hygiene and safety, surgeon skills, technology and overall patient care. Doctors are well trained and qualified, with many having carried out advanced studies in the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.

Costa Rica is also famous as a holiday destination thanks to its warm climate, stunning green landscapes, adventure and ecotourism activities and idyllic beaches. 

Watersport fans can head out diving, rafting, fishing and swimming, or you can also visit natural parks to see exotic wildlife and even some endangered species. Another major tourist attraction in Costa Rica is its volcanoes, some of which can be explored on organized trekking and camping tours. 

If necessary, you may be administered a topical anesthetic on your face to reduce any possible pain, though many fillers come mixed with lidocaine. Many of these dermal fillers require specialized injection techniques as some have to be injected relatively deeply under the surface of the skin. 

There is also different aftercare involved for each of these fillers. For instance, you may be required to avoid facial movement for some time to prevent the product from moving. On the other hand, after some fillers, it is important to massage several times a day so that the filler works better and does not form lumps or granulomas. That is why it is all the more important to follow medical advice regarding post-treatment care.

For updated prices, as well as clinic photos, surgeon profiles, patient reviews and other useful information, check out these three leading clinics in Costa Rica for dermal fillers:

• Pablo Solis (San Jose)

• Miguel Alfaro Dávila (San Jose)

• Pablo Solís Liberia (Liberia)

Use Medical Departures’ convenient online services to book your appointment for dermal fillers in Costa Rica today, or connect with our Customer Care Team for free. 

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