Request a ConsultationRequest a ConsultationDermal filler restores volume that fades with age and smooths lines that deepen over time. Most fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a substance found naturally in the skin. Results are visible right away and can be adjusted as your face changes.
As we age, the face gradually loses volume in the cheeks, temples, lips and under the eyes, and the skin begins to fold where it once was supported. Hyaluronic acid filler is a smooth gel placed beneath the skin to replace that support and soften the lines that follow.
Different fillers have different textures. Firmer products add structure to the cheeks, chin and jawline; softer ones suit the lips and fine lines. Most contain lidocaine for comfort, and hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved if an adjustment is ever needed.
Filler is placed with a detailed understanding of the anatomy beneath the skin, restoring balance across the whole face so the result reads as refreshed rather than filled.
We use three hyaluronic acid fillers from the Juvéderm® family. Each is priced per syringe, and your provider recommends one based on the area treated and the result you want.
Dermal filler suits adults who want to restore volume or soften lines without surgery. At consultation your provider reviews your health history and whether filler or another option will serve you best.
If your question is not here, bring it to consultation. Nothing is too small to ask.
It depends on the product and the area. Lip filler typically lasts six to twelve months; cheek, chin and jawline filler can last twelve to eighteen months or longer.
Filler is placed to restore balance across the face, using the amount your anatomy needs. The goal is a result that looks refreshed.
Most fillers contain lidocaine, and a numbing cream is applied beforehand. Patients usually describe pressure and mild discomfort rather than pain.
Some swelling is normal for a few days, and lips swell most. Bruising is possible; avoiding blood-thinning medications and alcohol beforehand helps reduce it.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if an adjustment is ever needed.
Filler restores volume and fills lines that are present at rest. Neurotoxin softens lines caused by muscle movement. Many patients benefit from both.
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Learn MoreDermal filler restores volume that fades with age and smooths lines that deepen over time. Most fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a substance found naturally in the skin. Results are visible right away and can be adjusted as your face changes.
As we age, the face gradually loses volume in the cheeks, temples, lips and under the eyes, and the skin begins to fold where it once was supported. Hyaluronic acid filler is a smooth gel placed beneath the skin to replace that support and soften the lines that follow.
Different fillers have different textures. Firmer products add structure to the cheeks, chin and jawline; softer ones suit the lips and fine lines. Most contain lidocaine for comfort, and hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved if an adjustment is ever needed.
Filler is placed with a detailed understanding of the anatomy beneath the skin, restoring balance across the whole face so the result reads as refreshed rather than filled.
We use three hyaluronic acid fillers from the Juvéderm® family. Each is priced per syringe, and your provider recommends one based on the area treated and the result you want.
Dermal filler suits adults who want to restore volume or soften lines without surgery. At consultation your provider reviews your health history and whether filler or another option will serve you best.
If your question is not here, bring it to consultation. Nothing is too small to ask.
Ask a QuestionIt depends on the product and the area. Lip filler typically lasts six to twelve months; cheek, chin and jawline filler can last twelve to eighteen months or longer.
Filler is placed to restore balance across the face, using the amount your anatomy needs. The goal is a result that looks refreshed.
Most fillers contain lidocaine, and a numbing cream is applied beforehand. Patients usually describe pressure and mild discomfort rather than pain.
Some swelling is normal for a few days, and lips swell most. Bruising is possible; avoiding blood-thinning medications and alcohol beforehand helps reduce it.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if an adjustment is ever needed.
Filler restores volume and fills lines that are present at rest. Neurotoxin softens lines caused by muscle movement. Many patients benefit from both.
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