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Achieving the look that you want through expertise, trust and care
At DNA Health we understand how important it is to feel great inside and out. We also know that it takes a lot of trust in our practitioners to help advise you and achieve your desired look.
All of our aesthetics doctors are carefully chosen based on their skillset, experience and ability to understand your needs and advising you on the best possible treatments so that we gain your trust and build a long lasting relationship.
At DNA Health we use Juvéderm, which is the market leading filler, its safe, effective and delivers anti-aging solutions and aesthetic enhancements with natural-looking results that you will love.
You are in safe hands
Dr Ahsan is an expert Aesthetics Doctor
With over 10 years of international experience in aesthetics, Dr Ahsan is an accomplished practitioner with an international client following. He has performed thousands of aesthetic procedures and is recognised by his clients as performing virtually “pain-free injections, with his magic hands”. He specialises in dermal fillers, facial contouring, non-surgical facelifts, skin boosters, peels and PRP treatments for full facial rejuvenation, feature enhancements and anti-ageing.
He graduated from St Bartholomews and the Royal London School of Medicine, University of London, where he gained his MBBS degree at the young age of 22. Prior to moving to Dubai in 2021, he worked in London at some of the UKs leading cosmetic clinics on Harley Street.
With excellent aesthetic eye, Dr Ahsan has built up a loyal clientele base. He specialises in providing a natural look, one that gives great results, with no obvious evidence of any treatment having been done. His clients often tell us how their friends have noticed that they appear ‘much more youthful and fresher’ but cannot quite pinpoint what has been done- leaving his clients happy with their discrete treatment and not so discrete compliments.
How do fillers work?
Dermal fillers add volume, improve moisture retention and help reduce the appearance of concerns like dark circles, sagging skin and other signs of aging. Using the highest-quality product, our specialist will inject the area of concern to achieve the unique result that you desire.
What can U treat?
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Under-eyes
- Laugh Lines
- Hollow Temples
- Jawline
- Chin
- Hands
For his light touch and amazing results Dr Ahsan has been know as the ‘Lip King’
For his light touch and amazing results Dr Ahsan has been know as the ‘Lip King’
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Fillers aftercare advice
At DNA Health we understand that, although it’s a small, nonsurgical and relatively painless procedure, receiving fillers or BOTOX® can be intimidating for someone who’s never done it. Because of this, we’ve put together a little guide for what to expect before and after receiving a filler treatment.
Do
What to do after fillers: the first hour
Apply an ice pack and Arnica topically
Avoid itching, massaging, or picking around the injection site. Remain vertical for at least the first 4 hours. This is normal and generally disappears within a few hours to a few days. If these symptoms last more than 3 days, please contact us.
How to reduce swelling after lip injections
12 hours after treatment
Avoid drinking alcohol or partaking in strenuous exercise, as it may result in additional bruising.
2 weeks After Treatment
Until the swelling and redness have resolved, avoid intense heat in the treated area(s). This includes sunbathing, tanning, saunas, hot tubs, or hot wax.
To help alleviate swelling, we recommend an antihistamine during the day, such as Zyrtec or Claritin, and Benadryl at night.
If there is a visible bump, you can massage the area. Depending on the areas treated and the product used, you may feel “firmness.” These areas will soften and settle with time (usually 1-2 weeks).
Sunscreen and makeup can be applied, and you may use a gentle cleanser on the area.
Don't
One week prior to lip injections
Avoid blood thinning over-the-counter medications such as aspirin, Motrin, ibuprofen, and Aleve.
Avoid supplements, including St. John’s Wort, Gingko biloba, primrose oil, garlic, ginseng, and Vitamin E.
2 days prior to injections
Avoid waxing, bleaching, tweezing, or using hair removal cream on the area to be treated.
24 hours prior to injections
Do not drink alcoholic beverages 24 hours prior.
If you have previously suffered from facial cold sores, there is a risk that the needle punctures could contribute to another eruption of cold sores. Please let your physician assistant know if you are prone. Do not use dermal fillers if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, are allergic to any ingredients, or suffer from neurological disorders
Do
What to do after fillers: the first hour
Apply an ice pack and Arnica topically
Avoid itching, massaging, or picking around the injection site. Remain vertical for at least the first 4 hours. This is normal and generally disappears within a few hours to a few days. If these symptoms last more than 3 days, please contact us.
How to reduce swelling after lip injections
12 hours after treatment
Avoid drinking alcohol or partaking in strenuous exercise, as it may result in additional bruising.
2 weeks After Treatment
Until the swelling and redness have resolved, avoid intense heat in the treated area(s). This includes sunbathing, tanning, saunas, hot tubs, or hot wax.
To help alleviate swelling, we recommend an antihistamine during the day, such as Zyrtec or Claritin, and Benadryl at night.
If there is a visible bump, you can massage the area. Depending on the areas treated and the product used, you may feel “firmness.” These areas will soften and settle with time (usually 1-2 weeks).
Sunscreen and makeup can be applied, and you may use a gentle cleanser on the area.
Don't
One week prior to lip injections
Avoid blood thinning over-the-counter medications such as aspirin, Motrin, ibuprofen, and Aleve.
Avoid supplements, including St. John’s Wort, Gingko biloba, primrose oil, garlic, ginseng, and Vitamin E.
2 days prior to injections
Avoid waxing, bleaching, tweezing, or using hair removal cream on the area to be treated.
24 hours prior to injections
Do not drink alcoholic beverages 24 hours prior.
If you have previously suffered from facial cold sores, there is a risk that the needle punctures could contribute to another eruption of cold sores. Please let your physician assistant know if you are prone. Do not use dermal fillers if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, are allergic to any ingredients, or suffer from neurological disorders.
F.A.Q’s
When filler is injected into the skin, it smooths out fine lines and wrinkles and plumps out areas which have lost volume. Essentially, dermal fillers work in place of diminished fat, collagen and elastin.
Hyaluronic acid (the most common filler substance) makes a great injectable as it attracts and holds onto lots of water – this water then helps create the plumping effect underneath the skin.
One of the biggest benefits of fillers is skin rejuvenation – lines and wrinkles can be filled out and the face can be sculpted with a little help from dermal fillers. There’s even a treatment called the liquid facelift which uses fillers to give the face a firmer, youthful look as an alternative to a surgical facelift.
Dermal filler injections can also be used to alter and define facial features like the nose, chin and jawline, as well as for treating acne scars.
The most common types of dermal fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, including the popular brands Juvéderm and Restylane. Hyaluronic acid is often favoured over other filler substances because it can be dissolved (with an enzyme called hyaluronidase) if anything goes wrong with the treatment or if the client doesn’t like the results.
Another plus of hyaluronic acid is that it’s a naturally-occurring molecule found in the skin, which means it’s a safe material that’s well-received by the body.
The treatment time will depend on the area being injected and how much filler is needed. But, generally, dermal filler treatments are quick, taking less than 15 minutes. For more intensive filler treatments – like the liquid facelift – the procedure can take about 30 minutes to an hour.
If a numbing cream is used, you’ll have to wait roughly 20 minutes for it to kick in before the treatment begins.
There’s no downtime following a filler treatment, so you’ll be able to resume your plans as usual. And any side effects you encounter should clear up within a few days of your treatment.
But, you might want to clear your calendar of important events until any signs of redness, swelling and bruising have disappeared.
Your practitioner will likely apply a topical numbing cream to the target area to help reduce pain as much as possible. Lots of modern fillers also contain lidocaine, which will continue to numb the area with each injection.
Some areas of the face will be more sensitive than others – like the lips and nose – but, talk to your practitioner about pain management options if you’re concerned.
A week prior to your treatment, avoid taking aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E and fish oil supplements as these may increase bleeding and bruising. However, if you are taking any prescribed medicines, including aspirin, do not stop taking them. Instead, chat with your practitioner or GP first.
Avoiding alcohol for at least one day before your treatment is also recommended.
Try not to touch the treated areas immediately after your anti-ageing treatment as this can lead to infection or interfere with the placement of filler. Exercise, alcohol and heat should be avoided for the first couple of days after the treatment and you should wait 1-2 weeks before having any other aesthetic treatments.
When hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers are used, results typically last for 6-18 months. But, their exact longevity will vary from person to person as it depends on how quickly each individual metabolises the filler.
For non-hyaluronic acid fillers, results can last for years
