Dermalfillers
Soft, natural-looking volume where time has quietly taken some away. Placed with care, in small amounts, so your face still looks like yours.
Gentle volume,carefully placed
Dermal fillers are soft gels placed beneath the skin to restore volume, smooth certain lines or bring back balance to the face.
Many modern fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, a substance your skin already contains. Your provider will explain which product they recommend for you and why, along with its benefits and risks. Common areas include the cheeks, chin, jawline, lips, the folds around the mouth and the hollows under the eyes.
Our approach is restraint. We would rather you come back for a touch more than leave with too much.
Is it right for you?
Fillers can be a good fit if you would like to:
- Restore volume to the cheeks or temples
- Soften deeper folds around the mouth
- Add gentle definition to the chin or jaw
- Bring shape or hydration to the lips
- Refresh a tired look under the eyes
- Balance proportions without surgery
Fillers are not right for everyone. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, some medical conditions, medicines and allergies can affect suitability. Your provider will go through your health history before recommending anything.
Your appointment,step by step
Consultation
We talk about your goals, look at your face in natural light and review your health history.
Your plan
Your provider explains where, how much, which product and the realistic result. Then you decide.
Comfort
The skin is cleansed. Numbing cream may be used, and many fillers contain a local anesthetic.
Treatment
Small, precise injections, with a mirror check along the way. We go slowly and check in often.
The days after
Many people return to their day straight away. Some swelling, tenderness or bruising is common for a few days and usually settles on its own. Your result will look its most natural once any swelling has gone down.
- Follow the written aftercare you are given on the day.
- Your provider may suggest avoiding strenuous exercise, heat and alcohol for a short time.
- Try not to press or massage the area unless you are asked to.
- Contact the studio straight away if anything feels unusual, painful or worrying.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Your provider will explain the specific risks, aftercare and expected timeline for your treatment.
Good questions
Will it look obvious?
Our aim is that it does not. We plan conservatively and can always add a little more at a follow-up. Tell us how subtle you want to be and we will respect that.
Does it hurt?
Most people describe a pinch or pressure. Numbing options are available and many fillers contain a local anesthetic. Your provider will talk you through comfort options beforehand.
How long do fillers last?
It depends on the product, the area treated and your own body. Your provider can give you a realistic range for your plan during the consultation.
Are there risks?
Yes. Like any medical treatment, fillers carry risks, from common ones like swelling and bruising to rarer but more serious complications. Your provider will explain these clearly so you can make an informed choice.
Can fillers be reversed?
Some types of filler can be dissolved, others cannot. Ask your provider which product they recommend and what the options would be if you changed your mind.
Do I have to book a treatment at my consultation?
Never. A consultation is for information and a plan. Take as long as you need to decide.
Questions first, always
Reserve a consultation to talk it through. If fillers are not the right fit for you, we will say so.
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