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Pricing varies by syringe and area; you’ll receive a personalized quote at consultation, and financing options are available.

Improvement is immediate, with final results visible after swelling settles over 1–2 weeks.

Mild swelling and bruising can occur for several days; most patients resume normal activities the same day.

Topical numbing and built-in lidocaine help keep treatment comfortable; most patients report only brief pinching or pressure.

Yes—hyaluronidase can dissolve hyaluronic acid fillers if adjustments are required.

Temporary redness, swelling, and bruising are common; rare complications are discussed at your visit and minimized with expert technique.

Many patients schedule touch-ups every 6–18 months to maintain shape and symmetry.

Both are hyaluronic acid fillers with different gels and indications; we’ll recommend the brand and product that best fits your goals.

Most patients need 1–2 syringes per area; under-eyes often 1, lips 1–2, and jawline with Volux can take 1–3 across sessions. Your exact plan is customized at consultation.

It’s uncommon with proper product choice, placement, and aftercare. If it happens, hyaluronidase can correct it.

Yes. Neurotoxins are commonly done the same day; lasers/peels are usually timed before or after based on your plan.

Patients who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active skin infection, or allergies to lidocaine/hyaluronic acid should avoid filler. Your provider will review candidacy first.