Recommended Filler Volumes by Treatment Area
Dermal fillers replace lost volume and provide subtle structural support, helping to smooth folds, enhance definition, and maintain balanced facial proportions.
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Smile Lines
Typical amount: 1–2 ml Filler can soften deep smile lines while keeping expression natural. Lighter lines often need 1 ml; more pronounced folds may require 2 ml depending on anatomy.
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Chin
Typical amount: 1–2 ml Chin filler improves facial balance, definition, and profile projection. Subtle enhancements often start with 1 ml; more structural definition may require 2 ml.
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Marionette Lines
Typical amount: 1–2 ml Filler supports the lower face by lifting down-turned corners and smoothing early jowling. Most clients see improvement with 1–2 ml.
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Jaw Line
Typical amount: 2–4 ml For sharper jawline definition, filler is used along the mandible to create smoother angles. Younger clients may need 2 ml; mature clients often benefit from 3–4 ml for optimal structure.
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Cheeks
Typical amount: 1–2 ml per side (2–4 ml total). Cheek fillers restore midface support, enhance contour, and soften shadows under the eyes. Most clients require 2–4 ml depending on age-related volume loss and facial structure.
Restore volume, refine contours, and rebalance facial proportions with advanced hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. Using precise, anatomy-guided techniques, our treatments address age-related volume loss, soften static lines, and enhance natural facial definition.
Every treatment plan is tailored to your unique facial structure, ensuring subtle, harmonious results that elevate your features without altering your natural expression. Ideal for restoring mid-face support, refining the jawline, enhancing the lips, or rejuvenating areas affected by collagen decline.
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Your questions, answered
Understanding treatment options and expected outcomes.
What are smile lines and how are they treated? Smile lines are the lines that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. They form due to natural facial movement, volume loss, and changes in skin support over time. Dermal fillers can soften these lines by restoring structure and support, rather than simply filling the crease.
What are marionette lines and why do they appear? Marionette lines are the lines that run downward from the corners of the mouth toward the chin. They often develop as the lower face loses support. Treatment focuses on improving balance in the lower face to lift and soften the appearance, not just treating the line itself.
What is chin filler used for? Chin filler is used to improve facial balance, projection, and lower-face harmony. It can help elongate the face, smooth dimpling, and support surrounding areas such as the jawline and marionette lines.
Will dermal fillers make my face look overfilled or unnatural? No. When performed conservatively and with a full facial assessment, dermal fillers are used to restore proportion and structure, not create excessive volume. The goal is a natural, balanced result that complements your facial anatomy.
How do I know how much filler I need? The amount of filler required depends on facial structure, skin quality, and treatment goals. Some areas require small amounts, while others may need more structural support. This is assessed during consultation rather than decided in advance.
How long do dermal filler results last? Results typically last between 9–18 months depending on the area treated, the type of filler used, and individual metabolism. Maintenance treatments may be recommended to preserve results gradually over time.
Is dermal filler the same as Botox? No. Dermal fillers restore volume and structure, while anti-wrinkle treatments relax muscles. They work differently and are often used together for balanced results.