Dermal Filler Injections

As we age, our face loses volume and support which results in wrinkles, hollow areas, and sagging. Dark circles form around the eyes, cheeks begin to sag, lip and marionette lines appear and the folds around our nose and mouth become more pronounced. In essence, the changes that happen with aging make us look tired, rundown, and older. Thankfully, dermal filler injections can restore the natural curves of the face and enhance desirable features by building volume and support without having to go under the knife. You will look like yourself, only more radiant, rejuvenated, and refreshed.

Our board-certified dermatologists use the Restylane and Juvederm family of hyaluronic acid fillers to achieve subtle, but beautiful results.

What Are Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are smooth injectable gels composed of different ingredients. Restylane and Juvederm fillers contain Hyaluronic acid (HA), a natural molecule in our bodies that helps hydrate and gives volume to our skin. HA attracts and binds water, which enhances the moisture and elasticity of our skin.

What Can Dermal Fillers Treat?

Dermal filler injections are a non-surgical treatment that can enhance facial features, fill in and smooth lines, wrinkles, and deep folds in most areas of the face, including temples, under eyes, cheeks, nasolabial, lips, jowls, jawline, and chin.

What areas can be treated with Dermal Filler?

– Nasolabial lines
– Smile lines
– Marionette lines (corners of the mouth)
– Lip lines

– Lips
– Chin creases
– Jawline
– Temple
– Hands

What happens after your skin clears?

Once your skin is healed, we recommend maintenance therapy. This involves a plan to reduce treatment dose or frequency. The goal is to maintain your results but decrease the number of phototherapy sessions per week. It is important to note that different changes in our lives (i.e. stress, illness, trauma, or childbirth) can cause the immune system in our skin to become overactive again and make the skin condition flare. In this case, more active treatment with increased light therapy dose and frequency is often temporarily needed.