Dermal Fillers

At Origins Plastic Surgery, we utilize a range of advanced dermal fillers to address various cosmetic concerns. Some popular fillers in our repertoire include Restylane, Juvederm, Revanesse, Belotero, and RHA. These fillers are carefully selected based on their unique properties to ensure a personalized and effective treatment for each patient.

The longevity of dermal filler results can vary depending on the specific filler used, the treated area, and individual factors. Generally, patients can enjoy the benefits of dermal fillers for several months to over a year. Our experts will provide detailed information on the expected duration of your chosen treatment plan during your consultation at Origins.

Our dermal filler procedures are designed with patient comfort in mind. Most of the fillers we use contain numbing agents, which help ensure a more comfortable experience during injections. In addition, a topical numbing cream can be applied if desired. Nerve blocks and inhaled Pro-Nox (laughing gas similar to what you would receive at the dentist). While you may experience minor discomfort, the injections are typically well-tolerated.

Dermal filler treatments at Origins Plastic Surgery are minimally invasive, allowing for quick recovery. While minor swelling and redness may occur around the injection sites, these effects usually subside within a few days. Patients can typically resume their normal activities immediately, with strenuous exercise the only exception, which should be avoided for the first 24 to 48 hours.

Dermal fillers are versatile and can address various cosmetic concerns. Common treatment areas include lips, cheeks, under-eye hollows, nasolabial folds, and wrinkles. At Origins Plastic Surgery, we will carefully assess your facial features during the consultation to create a customized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

Like any aesthetic treatment, dermal fillers are not without complications. Patients may develop swelling, bruising, lumps, bumps, nodules, or vascular occlusion. It is important to communicate with your physician and be aware of potential signs or symptoms that may occur.