Neuramis Filler Treatments in London
Facial ageing often shows first as lost volume, softened contours, and deepening nasolabial folds, chin recession, or a less defined jawline. A dermal filler treatment may help improve the appearance of volume loss and contour changes.
At our central London clinic, Neuramis filler is administered as part of a personalised treatment plan. This cross-linked hyaluronic acid filler is designed to support facial volume and contour, helping many patients achieve a more balanced, natural-looking appearance following clinical assessment.
Consultation and Pricing
Treatment suitability, the personalised plan, and final cost are confirmed after consultation and clinical assessment with our team.
Neuramis filler and comparable treatments price:
- 1ml treatment (e.g. lips): about £250–£450
- Single area (e.g. chin or nasolabial folds): about £300–£700
- Two areas (e.g. cheek and jawline): about £600–£1,300
- Course of treatment (multiple sessions or areas): about £900–£2,200
Before and After Neuramis Filler Treatment
Following filler treatment, many patients notice improved facial contour, restored volume in the cheeks or chin, and a softened appearance of nasolabial folds and other deep lines.
Results generally develop naturally over the days following the appointment, once any initial swelling settles, with the fuller effect of the hyaluronic acid gel becoming more apparent within one to three weeks.
Visible changes patients commonly report:
- Restored volume in the cheek, chin, or jawline area
- Softened appearance of nasolabial folds and deep lines
- Improved-looking contour
- A more balanced appearance
What is a Neuramis Filler?
Neuramis is a hyaluronic acid dermal filler manufactured using a cross-linking process intended to support gel stability within the tissue. Formulations such as Neuramis Deep are designed for medium to deep facial lines.
Most Neuramis presentations, including the 1x1ml syringe formats used in clinic, contain lidocaine, a local anaesthetic included to help minimise discomfort during the injection procedure.
As a cross-linked HA gel, Neuramis is intended to integrate with surrounding facial tissue to provide structural support and contour definition, rather than acting only on the skin surface.
Key characteristics of Neuramis filler:
- Cross-linked hyaluronic acid (HA) gel formulation
- Available in Neuramis Deep and Neuramis Volume variants
- Contains lidocaine for procedural comfort
- CE-marked for use in facial soft tissue augmentation
- Supplied in 1x1ml syringes for precise, controlled dosing
The Neuramis Filler Process: Step by Step
01.
Initial Consultation
A face-to-face consultation reviews your concerns, facial goals, and relevant medical history to assess suitability for filler treatment.
02.
Clinical Assessment and Treatment Planning
The treatment area, including cheek, chin, or jawline anatomy, is assessed and a personalised filler plan is prepared.
03.
Pre-Treatment Preparation
The skin is cleansed and, where appropriate, a topical numbing agent is applied ahead of injection.
04.
Treatment Delivery
Neuramis filler is injected using a needle or cannula technique suited to the treatment area and desired contour.
05.
Aftercare and Recovery Guidance
Aftercare advice is provided at the end of the session to support comfortable recovery and manage swelling or redness.
- Procedure time: 30–45 minutes
- Recovery: Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness is common and generally settles within a few days.
Benefits of Neuramis Filler
Neuramis filler offers a non-surgical option for patients seeking to address volume loss, contour irregularity, or deeper facial lines through a structured, consultation-led approach.
As a versatile HA filler, it can be used across several facial areas including the cheek, chin, jawline, and nasolabial folds, allowing a treatment plan tailored to individual facial features.
Because the gel is cross-linked, results may be longer-lasting compared with lighter, non-cross-linked HA products, though individual duration varies between patients.
Key benefits of Neuramis filler:
- May help restore lost facial volume
- Designed to support smoother facial contours
- Suitable for cheek, chin, jawline, and nasolabial fold areas
- Includes lidocaine to help reduce procedural discomfort
Neuramis Filler Treatment Options
Targeted Single-Area Treatment
A focused 1ml Neuramis filler treatment for a single concern, such as the chin or nasolabial folds, delivered within one session with reassessment as needed.
Combined Contour Treatment
A broader approach addressing two or more areas, such as cheek and jawline together, to support overall facial balance and harmony.
Structured Course of Treatment
A course-based plan for patients with more pronounced volume loss or multiple concerns, spaced across sessions to allow gradual, controlled correction.
Summary of available approaches:
- Single-area treatment for targeted concerns
- Combined multi-area procedure for facial balance
- Course-based planning for more extensive volume correction
- Tailored product selection between Neuramis Deep and Volume variants
Why Choose Us?
Angelika brings over eight years of international medical experience to every filler treatment, combining international technique with UK certification and insurance standards.
Her approach favours subtle, structured outcomes rather than overcorrection, with every treatment plan built from individual facial assessment.
Where prescription-only products are clinically appropriate, Dr. Ivan provides the required face-to-face consultation and prescribing.
What distinguishes our approach:
- Over 8 years of international medical experience
- UK-certified, fully insured injectable treatment
- GMC-registered prescribing support from Dr. Ivan where required
- Personalised planning following individual clinical assessment
- CE-approved dermal filler products used throughout
Disclaimer: Angelika is an aesthetic practitioner, not a medical doctor. Where prescription-only products are clinically appropriate, face-to-face consultation and prescribing are provided by GMC-registered prescriber Dr. Ivan.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Neuramis filler last?
Neuramis filler results vary between individuals, but many patients report the effects lasting several months following treatment. Longevity depends on the area treated, the product variant used, individual metabolism, and lifestyle factors. A clinical assessment during consultation helps set realistic expectations. Maintenance sessions are often recommended to sustain the appearance of results over time, and your practitioner will discuss an appropriate schedule based on your individual goals.
Are there risks with Neuramis filler?
Every injectable treatment carries potential risks and considerations, and Neuramis filler is no exception. As with any dermal filler, possible reactions include swelling, bruising, redness, or rarely more significant complications. Suitability is assessed carefully during consultation, taking into account medical history and treatment goals. Choosing a qualified, insured practitioner and disclosing your full medical history helps support a considered, clinically responsible approach to treatment.
How much Neuramis filler is needed?
The amount required depends on the treatment area, the degree of volume loss, and your aesthetic goals. A single 1x1ml syringe may suit smaller areas such as the chin or lips, while broader concerns like combined cheek and jawline treatment may require more product. Your practitioner will confirm the recommended volume during your clinical assessment, tailoring the plan to your facial anatomy rather than applying a fixed formula.
Is Neuramis filler worth it?
Whether treatment is worthwhile depends on individual goals, budget, and expectations. Many patients seek Neuramis filler for its cross-linked hyaluronic acid formulation and comparatively accessible pricing relative to some premium filler brands. Results vary between individuals, and outcomes should be discussed realistically during consultation. A thorough assessment helps determine whether this particular filler suits your facial concerns and treatment goals.
Does Neuramis filler hurt?
Discomfort levels vary between patients and treatment areas. Most Neuramis formulations contain lidocaine, a local anaesthetic intended to reduce sensation during injection. Some patients describe mild, brief stinging at the injection site, particularly in more sensitive areas such as the lips. Topical numbing cream may also be applied before treatment where appropriate, and your practitioner will adjust the approach to support your comfort throughout the session.
Is there downtime after Neuramis filler treatment?
Downtime is generally minimal following Neuramis filler treatment. Some patients experience mild swelling, redness, or bruising in the treated area for a few days afterwards. These responses are typically transient. Detailed aftercare guidance is provided at the end of each session, and most individuals are able to resume regular daily activities shortly after their appointment, though strenuous exercise is usually best avoided briefly.
Who is a suitable candidate for Neuramis filler in London?
Neuramis filler may suit adults concerned with facial volume loss, deepening nasolabial folds, or reduced definition in the cheek, chin, or jawline. Suitability depends on overall health, skin condition, and medical history, assessed during consultation. Individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or living with certain underlying health conditions may not be suitable candidates. A face-to-face clinical assessment is required before any treatment proceeds.
When will I see the final result from Neuramis filler?
Initial volume and contour changes are usually visible shortly after treatment, though some swelling may temporarily affect the appearance. As swelling subsides over the following one to three weeks, the settled result of the hyaluronic acid gel becomes clearer. Final outcomes depend on individual healing and the treatment area involved, and your practitioner can discuss what to expect based on your specific plan during consultation.