As you age, your skin naturally begins to wrinkle and sag, but there are ways you can fight nature without surgery. Injectable fillers for wrinkles fill in ceases to make your face appear younger, fuller and fresher. If you still aren't sure if fillers are right for you, check out these four frequently asked questions.

1. How Much Do They Cost?

Injectable fillers aren't cheap, but they are significantly more affordable than a facelift, which cost about $6,000 to $15,000. The price of a filler depends on the type. For example, fat injections cost about $1,395 because it provides some of the best results. There are, however, even more affordable options. Calcium hydroxylapatite costs about $911, and hyaluronic acid is about $527. Last, collagen injections cost as low as $398.

2. How Long Do Fillers Last?

The downside, however, is that fillers don't last nearly as long as a surgical facelift, so you'll need to get another one before long, which means spending more money. Typically, the more you spend, the longer your results last. Hyaluronic acid fillers are one of the least expensive but last only about six months. On the other hand, if you spend a little more to get hyaluronic acid fillers, you may see results for a year or two. Work with your doctor to create a treatment plan that fits your short-term and long-term budgets.

3. Are They Safe?

For the most part, dermal fillers are safe, and many are approved by the FDA for safety. However, there are some potential side effects you may experience, and the FDA also warns that people with some conditions may not be good candidates. Even if you are healthy, you will likely experience some bruising, swelling, redness, or minor pain. While less common, you may also experience lumps, discoloration or an infection. Rare side effects include allergic reaction, scaring and vision impairment.

 4. What Are the Results?

Before you undergo any cosmetic procedure: surgical or non-surgical, you must have reasonable expectations. However, fillers do an excellent job of filling in lines around the nose, mouth, eyes, and chin. Some fillers may help with under-eye bags and sagging. Injectable fillers are also excellent for adding volume to cheeks again, helping to reduce sagging.

If you are sick of the wrinkles you see in the mirror, it's time to seek treatment. With so many affordable non-surgical treatments, you can look younger without the potential risks or expensive costs. For more information about injectables treatment options, contact a doctor in your area who offers dermal fillers.