Dermal Filler Treatments
Browse our dermal filler services below and learn more about the treatment! Please let us know which areas you are interested in treating when booking your appointment.
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Lip Filler
Lip filler volumizes, hydrates, and can correct asymmetries of the lips.
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Cheek Filler
As we age, we lose volume in our face. Cheek filler restores that volume loss for a more youthful appearance. It can also provide a lifting effect for other areas of the face.
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Tear Trough Filler
This filler is placed under the eye, improving darkness and hollowness, and creating a more restful appearance.
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Nasolabial Fold Filler
Commonly referred to as “smile lines,” the nasolabial folds span from the outer edges of the nose to the corners of the mouth. Filler can be placed in this area to smooth these lines.
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Chin Filler
Chin filler balances your face, improving your profile with a more pronounced projection.
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Jawline Filler
Improve your jawline and contour your profile with this filler treatment.
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Temple Filler
As we age, we lose volume in our temples, which can restored with filler.
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Dissolve Filler
If you are unhappy with your filler or would like to start with a clean slate, we can dissolve it with Hylenex.
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Dermal Filler is hyaluronic acid that is injected beneath the skin to restore volume loss, provide hydration, and improve overall appearance.
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The visible results of filler last 9-12 months. However, recent studies and imaging show that filler can stay in the body much longer.
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Please refrain from drinking alcohol, taking ibuprofen, aspirin, fish oil and Vitamin E one week prior to your appointment.
We recommend waiting one week after filler injections before you fly on an airplane. Please schedule your appointment accordingly if you plan on traveling.
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With any injection, there is a risk of bleeding, bruising, and infection. A rare, but very serious risk of filler is a vascular occlusion. A vascular occlusion occurs when a blood vessel is blocked with injected filler. This inhibits blood flow, causing tissue on the other side of the clot to lose oxygen. This can cause necrosis, or lead to tissue death. This is a serious complication, but we do have the ability to reverse a vascular occlusion caused by dermal filler with a medication called Hylenex.
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After filler injections, there may be swelling, bruising, tenderness, firmness, bumps/lumps, and/or itchiness.
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You should not get dermal filler injections if…
-You have an active infection at the injection site or a bleeding disorder.
-You have a hypersensitivity or allergy to hyaluronic acid, lidocaine, or gram-positive bacteria.
Please let us know prior to your appointment if you have a history of herpes simplex virus (cold sores). Injections can reactivate the virus, causing outbreaks. This can be prevented and treated with an antiviral medication.
Please feel free to contact us prior to your treatment with any questions or concerns.
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You should not…
-Rub/massage the treated area
-Exercise within 24 hours of injection
-Drink alcohol within 12 hours post-injection
-Take ibuprofen, aspirin, Vitamin E, or fish oil
You may…
-Ice the area where filler was placed after your appointment
-Apply makeup once injection sites are healed
-Take Tylenol (acetaminophen) for discomfort if needed
FAQ:
BEFORE & AFTER: dermal filler
