Revanesse
- Best For
- Lips; subtle enhancement, definition, hydration and balance
- What's Different
- A smooth hyaluronic acid gel that integrates softly
- Can It Be Dissolved
- Yes
- Per Syringe
- $650, or $600 for members
Fillers
Dermal Fillers in South Jersey and Philadelphia
Over time the face loses volume in the lips, support under the cheeks and softness in the folds around the mouth, and the face can start to look older than you feel. Filler puts that back. Dr. Chris Bashian or Rachel Fey, PA injects it in your own home across South Jersey and the Philadelphia area, with a surgeon's understanding of what sits under the skin.
How It Works
How Dermal Fillers Work
As we age, the face loses fat, bone and collagen in a fairly predictable pattern. Cheeks flatten, lips thin, and the folds around the mouth deepen because the tissue above them has slid down. Dermal fillers are smooth gels injected beneath the skin to replace that lost structure. Most are made from hyaluronic acid, a sugar your body already produces, which binds water and gives skin its plumpness. One filler we use, Radiesse, is made from calcium hydroxylapatite and stimulates your own collagen in addition to adding volume. The right filler for you depends on the area and the result you want.
Treatment Areas
What We Treat
Lip Filler
Volume, shape and definition, from subtle to full.
Explore Treatment →Smile Lines
The folds that run from the nose to the corners of the mouth.
Explore Treatment →Marionette Lines
The lines from the mouth corners down toward the chin.
Explore Treatment →Under-Eye Filler
Softening hollows and shadows below the eyes.
Explore Treatment →Filler Dissolving
Reversing hyaluronic acid filler you're unhappy with.
Explore Treatment →Which One Is Right for You
The Products We Use
Revanesse
Juvederm Ultra
Radiesse
Restylane
Best For
Lips; subtle enhancement, definition, hydration and balance
Fuller lips and a more defined border
Smile lines and marionette lines
Under-eye hollows and shadows
What's Different
A smooth hyaluronic acid gel that integrates softly
A hyaluronic acid filler with a bit more structure
Calcium-based, lifts and stimulates collagen
A soft hyaluronic acid gel made for thin, delicate skin
Can It Be Dissolved
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Per Syringe
$650, or $600 for members
$750, or $700 for members
$650, or $600 for members
$600, or $550 for members
Juvederm Ultra
- Best For
- Fuller lips and a more defined border
- What's Different
- A hyaluronic acid filler with a bit more structure
- Can It Be Dissolved
- Yes
- Per Syringe
- $750, or $700 for members
Radiesse
- Best For
- Smile lines and marionette lines
- What's Different
- Calcium-based, lifts and stimulates collagen
- Can It Be Dissolved
- No
- Per Syringe
- $650, or $600 for members
Restylane
- Best For
- Under-eye hollows and shadows
- What's Different
- A soft hyaluronic acid gel made for thin, delicate skin
- Can It Be Dissolved
- Yes
- Per Syringe
- $600, or $550 for members
Revanesse, Juvederm Ultra and Restylane are hyaluronic acid fillers, so they can be dissolved if you ever want them gone. Radiesse cannot, which is one of the things we'll discuss before using it.
How Long Filler Lasts
Hyaluronic acid fillers in the lips last six to twelve months. In areas with less movement, like smile lines, they can last a year or more. Radiesse typically lasts twelve to eighteen months. Everyone metabolizes filler at a different rate, and the first syringe tends to wear off faster than later ones. Individual results vary.
What to Expect
Dr. Bashian or Rachel Fey, PA will go over what you're hoping to change, look at the area from several angles, and agree on a plan and a price with you. Most fillers contain lidocaine, and we can apply a topical numbing cream as well, so discomfort is minimal. Swelling and some bruising are normal for the first few days, especially in the lips. You'll see the result immediately, and the final, settled result at about two weeks.
Risks and Side Effects
Swelling, bruising and tenderness are expected and short-lived. Small lumps can sometimes be felt in the first two weeks and usually settle on their own. Rare but serious complications include infection and, very rarely, injection into a blood vessel, which can affect blood flow to the skin. This is the reason filler should be injected by someone who knows facial anatomy in detail. Dr. Bashian is a surgeon, and both he and Rachel Fey, PA carry hyaluronidase, the medication that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler, to every appointment. Individual results vary.
The fillers we use contain lidocaine, and we can numb the area beforehand. Most people describe pressure more than pain.
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