Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Face Filler.

Duration varies by filler type and treatment area, typically lasting six months to two years. Hyaluronic acid fillers often persist 6–18 months, while some thicker or longer-lasting products can reach two years. Your provider will recommend a maintenance schedule based on your goals.

Most patients experience only mild discomfort. Topical anesthetic and chilled packs reduce pain; many fillers contain lidocaine for added comfort. Providers use gentle injection techniques and can adjust anesthesia based on your sensitivity to ensure a tolerable experience.

Dermal fillers are generally safe when administered by a licensed, experienced provider. Common temporary effects include swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Rare complications include infection, lumps, or vascular occlusion; thorough assessment and proper technique minimize these risks.

Many fillers produce immediate visible improvement in volume and contour. Some swelling can mask final results for several days; subtle settling occurs over two weeks. Your practitioner will schedule follow-ups to evaluate outcomes and perform touch-ups if necessary.

Yes — fillers and Botox complement each other to address volume loss and dynamic wrinkles. Combined treatments are commonly performed in a single session or staged for optimal results. Your clinician will design a personalized plan considering timing, product choices, and recovery.

Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements for several days before treatment, unless cleared by your doctor. After treatment, follow ice, elevation, and gentle care instructions; avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, and direct sun for 24–48 hours to reduce swelling and bruising.