What are Dermal Fillers?
Dermal fillers are biocompatible hyaluronic acid injectables that enhance facial features and restore volume to different areas of the face. They are ideal for those who prefer non-surgical, minimally invasive treatment for facial balancing and reducing signs of aging.
The results of dermal fillers are immediate and last anywhere from 6-18 months on average but can vary between each individual.
Dermal fillers are an effective way to achieve facial balancing, build volume, and contour the face.
Target Treatments
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Chin
- Jawline
- Midface
- Temples
- Nasolabial Folds
- Paraforms
- Undereyes
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Restylane® by Galderma Aesthetics is known for their natural-looking and flexible formulas, offering customized results.
Juvederm® by Allergan Aesthetics is known for their versatile smooth-gel formulas with long-lasting results.
Are dermal fillers safe?
Dermal fillers are considered safe when administered by a qualified, experienced medical professional in a sterile environment.
How many syringes do I need?
The number of syringes needed depends on several factors such as anatomy, treatment areas, and desired results. Your provider will go over in depth what is required for you to reach your aesthetic goals.
What are contraindications for dermal fillers?
- Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals
- People with active infections (e.g., cold sores, acne flare-ups)
- Those with severe allergies or autoimmune conditions (depends on the filler type)
- Recent facial surgery or trauma in the treatment area
How long will my results last?
The lifespan of dermal filler varies depending on the treatment area, amount injected, metabolism, and lifestyle. Dermal filler can generally last anywhere from 6-18 months.
Does dermal filler treatment hurt?
Most people experience only mild discomfort, not significant pain. Your skilled provider will ensure proper numbing to keep you at the height of comfort.
Will dermal fillers stay in my body forever?
No, dermal fillers do not stay in your body forever—they are gradually broken down and absorbed by your body over time.