What are HA Fillers?
Dermal fillers — and there are many — are variations of a naturally occurring substance called Hyaluronic Acid (HA). HA is found in your skin, joints, and connective tissues. With increasing age, we lose our natural HA. The injectable HA’s, just as naturally occurring HA’s, demonstrate differences in firmness, elasticity, and viscosity. This provides the ability to provide firm cheek, jawline, or chin augmentation or soft lip and under-eye fillers…and everything in between.
Our facial structures demonstrate aging in several ways. Most prominently, temporal hollows develop, and gravity pulls our facial skin downward. There are several factors for this aging process, some avoidable, some manageable, and some beyond our control. Aging is itself associated with atrophy of the facial bones, adipose, and muscle. Repeated muscle movements — expressions — will cause lines & depressions to form (this can be managed with neurotoxins). Environmental insults, like UV light and tobacco smoke, damage & deplete elastin which also contributes to facial atrophy and wrinkles (this can be avoided).
With dermal fillers we can restore volume to the face in areas that may have atrophied and even lift facial structures upward, fighting the effects of gravity.
Cheek & Under Eye Filler
Cheek Filler / Mid-face
Under Eye Filler
Lip Plump
Lip Hydrate / Anti-Aging Filler
Chin Augmentation
Jawline Filler
Filler is used to sculpt the jawline and add definition to the face. This treatment is great for men and women that want a more structured jawline. 2-4 syringes are the average amount needed for this treatment.
Lower face (Under/Around Mouth) Filler
Nasolabial Fold (Smile/Laugh line) Filler
Hand Filler
Neckline (Tech-Neck) Filler
Neck and/or Chest Rejuvenation / Anti-Aging
Earlobe Filler
Dissolve Filler (Injected by another providor)
Other
CONSULTATION REQUIRED
FAQ
While HA fillers degrade with time, usually over a year or two, Sculptra and Radiesse stimulate natural collagen production producing a more permanent fullness in the area injected.