§ 02 · The Essentials

What dermal treats.

Areas fillers address well:

– Cheek volume (restoring mid-face projection that flattens with age)
– Lip enhancement (subtle shape, definition, or fuller proportion)
– Tear troughs (under-eye hollows that cast shadows (careful candidate screening))
– Chin + jawline (definition and proportion, balancing a profile)
– Smile and marionette lines (softening deeper static lines)

§ 02 · How it works

How it works.

HA (hyaluronic acid) is a naturally-occurring molecule in skin that binds water. Modern dermal fillers are cross-linked HA gels, placed precisely, they lift, hydrate, and contour. The filler is gradually broken down by your body over 6–18 months.

Because HA fillers are reversible with hyaluronidase (an enzyme), you're never committed to a result you don't love. We always start conservative, you can always add, you can't always take away.

What it won't do

Dermal fillers don't tighten significant skin laxity or treat dynamic wrinkles from muscle movement (that's anti-wrinkle's job). Very deep static lines often need both. We'll recommend the right combination.

Good fit

This is likely for you if…

You're 18+ with good skin quality and realistic expectations
You want subtle, proportional enhancement, not dramatic change
You've noticed volume loss in cheeks, lips, or under-eyes
You want to refine jawline or chin definition
You're generally healthy and not currently on blood thinners

Not a fit

This is not for you if…

You're pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive
You're allergic to hyaluronic acid, lidocaine, or gram-positive bacterial proteins
You have a severe allergy to bee stings (hyaluronidase, which we may use to dissolve filler, can cross-react)
You have an active skin infection or cold sore in the treatment area
You have an autoimmune condition in active flare or uncontrolled diabetes
Your concern is significant skin laxity, not volume, Morpheus8 is likely a better fit

i.

Day ofThe appointment

Full consult, photos taken for your file, topical numbing (fillers also contain lidocaine). Placement takes 15–30 minutes. You'll see immediate improvement, some swelling is normal.

ii.

First 48 hoursRecovery

Swelling is most visible at day 1–2. Occasional pinpoint bruising, arnica helps. Avoid vigorous exercise, alcohol, and blood thinners for 24 hours. Ice if needed.

iii.

2 weeksSettled look

Final result at 2 weeks when swelling has fully resolved and filler has integrated. We do a complimentary check-in, adjustments easy at this stage if anything needs refining.

§ 05 · Realistic pricing

What this actually costs.

Transparent per-session and typical-total pricing, no "call for a quote," no package pressure.

Per syringe

$550–1,650

1 syringe $549.99 · 2 syringes $1,099.99 · 3 syringes $1,649.99.

Lip Filler

$360–550

Half syringe $360 · Full syringe $550. Subtle definition or fuller results, your call.

Filler Dissolving

$200

Hyaluronidase to safely dissolve unwanted or migrated HA filler. Done in a single visit.

Your first consultation is complimentary. We'll quote a plan for your specific goals before any treatment begins.

§ i · Biostimulator

Radiesse®

Calcium-hydroxylapatite microspheres in a gel carrier. Provides immediate volume restoration and triggers the body's own collagen and elastin production over the months that follow, ideal for jawline definition, lower-face support, neck crepiness, and the backs of the hands. Long-lasting, structural, never overdone.

$850 45 min

§ ii · Skin Booster

Restylane Skinboosters

Micro-droplet injections of stabilised hyaluronic acid distributed across the skin, not into a single contour. Improves overall hydration, fine-line texture, and that lit-from-within glow. A series of 2–3 sessions is the typical course.

$500 1 hr

§ iii · Skin Booster

Skinvive Skinboosters

Allergan's hydrating injectable, micro-droplets of modified hyaluronic acid placed across the cheeks. Improves smoothness and radiance for up to six months from a single treatment. Lightest-touch option for skin quality without changing facial proportions.

$500 1 hr

Lead Aesthetic Nurse Injector

Torri Bennett, RPN

Advanced-trained in neuromodulators, dermal fillers, and IV therapy. Torri's approach is conservative by default: start small, refine at your complimentary two-week check-in, never do more than the outcome calls for.

Read Torri's full bio →

No, HA fillers last 6–18 months depending on product and area. Lips tend to move more and metabolize faster; cheek filler typically lasts the longest. Fillers are reversible at any time with hyaluronidase.

Not if we're doing our job. Our default is conservative. You should leave looking like a rested, slightly refreshed version of yourself, never distorted. Most people won't be able to put their finger on what's different.

Minimal. Fillers contain lidocaine (numbing), and we apply topical numbing before starting. Most clients describe pressure, not pain. Lips are the most sensitive area.

Sometimes, usually small, usually in the lips. Avoid alcohol, fish oil, ibuprofen, vitamin E, and blood thinners for 48 hours prior. Arnica gel after helps. Most bruising resolves in 3–7 days.

Yes. An enzyme called hyaluronidase dissolves HA filler in 24–48 hours. We reserve this for genuine concerns, usually a two-week check-in is enough to refine.

Most first-time clients need 1–2 syringes. We never overfill in one visit. For more extensive goals (full-face balance), we plan across multiple sessions months apart.

§ 08 · Explore