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Dermal Fillers

Dermal Fillers

Volume back where time took it, and definition where you never had it. We use the full Restylane family and Sculptra, all placed by Andrew Russ, MPAS, PA-C, who treats the whole face rather than chasing one line at a time.

Appointment

30–60 minutes

Results

Immediate

Lasts

9–18 months

Starting at

$600

Filler is not Botox

Botox relaxes muscles, so it treats lines that appear when you move. Filler adds structure and volume, so it treats what is missing when your face is completely still — flat cheeks, hollow temples, a soft jawline, deep folds beside the nose, a chin that reads short in profile.

Most faces past their mid-thirties are losing volume rather than gaining wrinkles, which is why filler in the right place often does more for how rested you look than any amount of toxin. Bone resorbs, fat pads descend, and skin follows. Replacing support high in the face lifts everything below it.

We treat the face as a structure, not a checklist. If you point at a nasolabial fold, the fix is frequently cheek support above it rather than filler in the fold itself. That is the kind of thing a free consultation is for.

Areas we treat

Every area below is treated at both studios, and most are available on mobile visits at the same price.

  • Lips — volume, border definition and hydration
  • Cheeks and midface — lift and restore descended volume
  • Under-eye hollows and tear troughs
  • Jawline sculpting and definition
  • Chin projection and profile balance
  • Nasolabial folds and marionette lines
  • Temples and lateral face hollowing
  • Hands and other volume-loss areas on request

The products we use and why

Restylane is our workhorse family, and each member does a different job: Kysse for lips, Defyne and Refyne for folds where flexibility matters, Lyft and Contour for cheek and midface structure, Eyelight for the under-eye. Matching the right gel to the right depth and area matters more than the brand on the box.

Sculptra is a different category altogether — poly-L-lactic acid that stimulates your own collagen over three to six months rather than filling immediately. It is the choice for overall facial volume and skin quality when you are willing to trade an instant result for a gradual, longer-lasting one.

Every filler we place in the face is reversible except Sculptra, which is why Sculptra gets a longer conversation before we recommend it.

What it costs and how long it lasts

Filler is priced per syringe or vial, not per area, and your injector tells you the total before anything is injected. One syringe of Restylane is $600 and two are $1,000. One vial of Sculptra is $650.

A single syringe is a quarter of a teaspoon, so a full jawline or a real cheek lift typically takes two. Lips take one. Under-eyes take one for both sides. Longevity runs nine to twelve months in mobile areas like the lips, twelve to eighteen months in cheeks and jawline, and two or more years for Sculptra collagen.

Recovery and safety

Expect mild swelling for two to three days and the possibility of bruising at injection points; lips swell the most and cheeks the least. Ice helps, arnica helps, and skipping alcohol, aspirin and hard workouts for 24 hours before and after reduces bruising noticeably.

Filler is a medical procedure, not a spa service. Every syringe here is placed by our physician assistant, Andrew Russ, MPAS, PA-C, who injects daily, keeps hyaluronidase on hand, and understands facial vascular anatomy well enough to avoid the complications that make the news. If something does not look right afterward, you call us and we see you.

Dermal filler pricing

Restylane — 1 syringe
$600
Restylane — 2 syringes
$1,000
Sculptra — 1 vial
$650

Priced per syringe, not per area — your injector confirms the total before treatment. Two syringes of Restylane are $1,000 right now instead of $1,200.

All prices shown are after Alle, Aspire and REVA rewards discounts.

See the full price list

Dermal filler questions

One syringe of Restylane is $600 and two syringes are $1,000. One vial of Sculptra is $650. Prices are per syringe rather than per area, are identical at both studios and on mobile visits, and already include Alle and Aspire rewards.

Nine to twelve months in the lips, twelve to eighteen months in cheeks, jawline and chin, and two years or more for the collagen Sculptra builds. Areas that move constantly metabolize filler faster than areas that do not.

Lips usually take one. Under-eyes take one for both sides. A meaningful cheek lift or a defined jawline typically takes two. Your injector will give you a specific number and price at your free consultation before anything is injected.

Botox relaxes the muscles that create lines when you move. Filler replaces volume and structure that is missing when your face is still. If your concern is visible at rest — flat cheeks, hollow under-eyes, a soft jawline — that is filler. Many clients do both.

Every hyaluronic acid filler we use is dissolvable with hyaluronidase, usually within a day or two. Sculptra is not reversible because it works by stimulating your own collagen, which is why we discuss it more thoroughly before recommending it.

Sometimes, at the injection points. Avoiding alcohol, aspirin, fish oil and ibuprofen for a day or two beforehand reduces the chance, and any bruising covers easily with makeup. Plan filler at least two weeks ahead of an event.

All filler is placed by our physician assistant, Andrew Russ, MPAS, PA-C. Filler is a medical procedure that requires real knowledge of facial vascular anatomy, and we keep reversal agents on hand at every appointment.

Yes. Filler is one of our most-requested mobile treatments, at the same prices as the studio. Inside our service area we will come to a single person; outside it, we come for Botox parties of five or more guests.

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Bring the thing that bothers you and we will tell you what would actually fix it — including when the answer is to wait or to spend less than you planned.