Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Dermal Filler.

Duration varies by product, treatment area, and metabolism. Most clients enjoy noticeable improvement for six to eighteen months. Lip and tear trough fillers may last shorter, while cheek and jawline treatments often persist longer. We'll recommend product and plan to match your expectations.

Most clients experience minimal downtime: mild swelling, redness, or bruising for a few days. Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, and blood thinners immediately after treatment. Ice and gentle care help speed recovery. We'll provide detailed aftercare to ensure optimal healing and results.

Discomfort is usually minimal thanks to topical numbing and lidocaine in many filler formulas. We also offer injectable anesthetic blocks for sensitive areas on request. Your provider will discuss pain control options and tailor numbing to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.

Yes — fillers often pair safely with neuromodulators, lasers, and skincare treatments. Timing matters: some procedures are best done before or after fillers to optimize healing and results. We'll evaluate your goals and schedule treatments in the safest, most effective sequence.

Common side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Rare but serious complications like vascular occlusion are treatable when identified early. Our trained injectors follow strict safety protocols, perform thorough assessments, and provide emergency protocols to minimize and manage risks.

At consultation we assess facial structure, aging patterns, and goals to recommend between .25 and a full syringe. Small, strategic placements often achieve natural results. We'll discuss budget, expected outcomes, and a tailored treatment plan to match your needs.