What does filler actually do?
It replaces volume where support has thinned. It does not tighten skin or change skin quality.
• Your face and skin / Volume
Volume loss
Hollowing under the eyes, flatter cheeks, thinner lips. Faces change shape as support underneath them thins.
Filler can help with that, and it helps to know exactly what it does and doesn't do.
What this can be
What filler does, and doesn't.
It replaces volume
Filler adds support where it has thinned.
It doesn't tighten skin
Lax skin stays lax.
It doesn't change skin quality
Texture, tone and thickness are separate issues.
More isn't better
Too much filler under poor-quality skin can look heavy.
What we measure
What we assess.
Skin quality
We treat it first, because it changes how much volume is needed.
Facial structure
Where support has actually thinned.
Proportion
How each area relates to the rest of your face.
Your priorities
What you notice and what you want to keep.
What happens next
Options, depending on what we find.
If volume replacement fits, we use RHA and Galderma products only and place filler conservatively. Our order is skin quality, texture, volume, then expression, and we stop wherever you already look like yourself.
What it costs
Published pricing.
Dermal filler
$725–975
Per syringe
Aesthetics consultation
$200
Credited toward treatment
Aesthetic treatments are self-pay. Insurance does not cover these services.
See full pricing →Frequently asked
Common questions.
Why do you treat skin quality first?
Filler under thin, dull or lax skin can look heavy. Improving the skin first often means less filler is needed, or none.
Which fillers do you use?
RHA and Galderma products only.
How much does filler cost?
$725–975 per syringe. How many syringes depends on the areas, decided at consultation.
What does a consultation cost?
$200, credited toward treatment.
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