Dermal HA Fillers (Juvéderm, Restylane Collection and RHA Collection)
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in your skin that helps maintain hydration, elasticity, and volume. As HA declines with age, the skin loses support and fullness. The use of fillers can reduce wrinkles, plump, and hydrate lips, replace volume loss, and volumize creases and folds of the face.
These fillers provide immediate results and typically last 12 to 15 months, depending on the area treated.
What Can Dermal Fillers Treat?
Lip Enhancement & Lip Plumping
Lips tend to thin and lose definition over time. Strategic lip filler can restore soft volume, refine shape, and improve symmetry while keeping your lips looking natural and expressive.
Common concerns treated with lip fillers include:
Thin or deflated lips
Uneven lip shape
Lip lines or “smoker’s lines”
Loss of definition along the lip border
Cheek Volume & Midface Support
Full, lifted cheeks are a hallmark of youthful facial structure. As volume shifts downward with age, the cheeks can start to sag, and the midface can appear flat or tired. Cheek filler restores structural support, lifts the midface, and can even improve the appearance of under-eye shadows.
Jawline Contouring & Chin Enhancement
A well-defined jawline and balanced chin create harmony across the entire face. Dermal fillers can enhance these areas without implants or downtime.
Jawline and chin filler treatments can be ideal for:
Soft or poorly defined jawline
Receding or under-projected chin
Correcting lower face asymmetry
Profile refinement
Under-Eye Hollows (Tear Troughs)
Hollowing beneath the eyes can create shadows that make you look fatigued, even when you’re well-rested. When carefully placed, under-eye filler smooths the transition between the lower eyelid and cheek.
Wrinkles and Creases
Facial lines and wrinkles in the mid- and lower face often deepen due to volume loss. Fillers can soften these folds while preserving natural movement.
Common treatment areas:
Nasolabial folds (smile lines)
Marionette lines
Corners of the mouth
Fine lines around the lips (smoker’s lines)
