Hyaluronic acid placed to restore volume and rebuild structure. Includes full-face balancing and dissolving if you have had work done elsewhere.
Faces do not age by sagging alone. They lose volume — fat pads shrink, bone remodels, and the structure that held everything up quietly gives way. Filler restores that support.
Placed well, filler is structural rather than cosmetic: a small amount at the cheekbone can lift the midface more convincingly than filling the line it caused. That is why we assess the whole face rather than the wrinkle you point at.
We also dissolve. If you have had filler elsewhere that migrated or looks heavy, hyaluronidase starts at $350 and we are happy to reset before rebuilding.
Fat pads and bone recede with age, so the overlying skin has less to sit on and folds appear.
Gel is placed at the right depth — often on bone — to restore the support rather than fill the crease.
Restoring the foundation softens the folds it was causing, without stretching the skin.
Step 01
Free. Full-face assessment, a written plan and price before anything is booked.
Step 02
Topical numbing, and most fillers contain lidocaine.
Step 03
Cannula or needle depending on area. Symmetry checked throughout.
Step 04
Swelling settles over two weeks. We reassess and refine if needed.
Not if the plan is structural. Overfilled faces come from chasing individual lines with product. We assess proportion first and often use less than people expect.
Cheeks typically take two, a jawline two to three, chin one. You will get an exact plan and total at consultation — never a surprise at the end.
Treating the face as one structure rather than isolated areas — chin, jaw, cheeks and lips in proportion. It is priced per syringe and planned across one or more visits.
Yes. Hyaluronidase dissolves hyaluronic acid filler, from $350. We usually dissolve, wait two weeks, then rebuild from a clean base.
In experienced hands, yes — but it is the least forgiving area on the face. Under-eye filler is a separate assessment and not everyone is a candidate.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.
