Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Fillers.

Longevity depends on product and treatment area; hyaluronic acid fillers usually last six to eighteen months, while some thicker or specialized fillers may persist longer. Lifestyle, metabolism, and injection technique also influence duration; we’ll recommend optimal products and a maintenance schedule during consultation.

Most clients tolerate Fillers well; providers use topical or local anesthetic and gentle techniques to minimize discomfort. Expect mild swelling, redness, or bruising for a few days. Normal activities resume quickly, and aftercare instructions reduce recovery time and optimize results.

Yes, many clients have combined treatments safely when clinically appropriate. Our clinicians plan timing and product selection to maximize results and reduce risk—Botox is often administered the same day, while some peels or laser treatments might be scheduled separately for optimal healing.

Common side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Rare but serious complications can occur if injected improperly, such as vascular occlusion. Our trained practitioners use safe techniques, discuss risks upfront, and provide emergency protocols and follow-up care to manage concerns promptly.

Avoid blood-thinning medications, supplements, and alcohol for several days (unless cleared by your physician). Arrive with clean skin and a list of medications and medical history. Discuss allergies, previous procedures, and expectations during your consultation to tailor a safe, effective plan.

When performed by experienced injectors, Fillers are designed to enhance features subtly and harmonize facial proportions. We prioritize conservative placement and gradual adjustments, focusing on natural contours and balance so results look refreshed, not overdone. A consult determines the best approach for you.