Overview
Filler is architecture. Done right, it restores the bony and fat-pad support your face loses over time — cheek, jawline, chin, temple — so the rest of your face hangs correctly. It is not about chasing volume.
We use hyaluronic acid fillers (Juvederm®, Restylane®, RHA® collection) and biostimulators (Sculptra®, Radiesse®) chosen by area, tissue depth, and how you age. Cannula-first technique reduces bruising and vascular risk.
We treat cheeks, midface, jawline, chin, lips, tear troughs, temples, nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and hands.
Benefits
- Lifted midface and softer nasolabial folds
- Defined jawline and chin without surgery
- Hydrated, balanced lips with maintained shape
- Brighter under-eye area with proper indication
- Long-term collagen stimulation with biostimulators
Who it's for
- Patients 30+ noticing midface or jawline volume loss
- Anyone wanting subtle lip rejuvenation, not 'done' lips
- Patients pursuing facial balance, not feature-by-feature changes
- Long-term planners who want collagen-building biostimulators
How it works
- 1
Full-face consultation
We map proportions and decide where filler is — and is not — indicated.
- 2
Numbing
Topical numbing or dental block for sensitive areas.
- 3
Cannula-first injection
Blunt cannula for deeper areas to reduce bruising and vascular risk; needle only when precise placement is needed.
- 4
2-week follow-up
Assess settling and decide if additional product is needed.
What to expect
Initial results are visible immediately and settle over 2 weeks as swelling resolves. HA fillers last 6–18 months by area. Biostimulators build collagen over 3–6 months and last up to 2 years.
Downtime
Minor swelling 24–72 hours, possible bruising 3–7 days. Most patients return to work the same or next day.
FAQs
Is filler reversible?+
HA fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. Biostimulators cannot — we only use them where we are confident.
How long does it last?+
Lips: 6–12 months. Cheeks and jawline: 12–18 months. Sculptra: up to 2 years.
Will I look 'done'?+
Not in our practice. We plan in syringes spread over months rather than overfilling in one visit.