DERMAL FILLERS

SMOOTH, PLUMP, CONTOUR, AND VOLUMIZE

As we age, our facial structure changes. With time, our cheek bones flatten, and we lose our fat pads and the supportive collagen matrix in our skin. The result is hollow or sunken spaces and deep lines and folds. Dermal fillers are a soft, gel-like substance, that can safely be injected under the skin to replace lost volume in the cheeks, smooth deep lines, sharpen your jawline and chin or plump your lip pillows. We offer a full line of fillers to include Juvéderm®, Restylane®, Radiesse®, Evolysse®, RHA®, and Belotero®.

Lip filler treatment at Venustas Immortalis Med Spa in Dubuque, Iowa

THE DETAILS

BENEFITS:

  • Restores volume

  • Non-surgical, non-invasive treatment

  • Natural-looking results

  • Quick, in-office procedure

  • Minimal to no downtime or recovery

  • Results are immediate

AREAS:

  • Cheeks

  • Lips

  • Around the Mouth

  • Chin

  • Jawline

  • Back of Hands

CONDITIONS:

  • Hollow Cheeks

  • Deep Lines

  • Nasolabial Folds

  • Lips

  • Marionette Lines

  • Sagging Jowls

  • Soft Jawline


HOW IT WORKS

Juvéderm®, Restylane®, RHA®, Evolysse®, and Belotero® are FDA-approved treatments are used to smooth, plump, and volumize the skin and lips. These temporary fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a natural substance found in your body, that attracts water and adds volume to the skin.

Restylane Dermal Filler at Venustas Immortalis in Milton, Wisconsin

Radiesse® is a CaHA filler that provides immediate contouring plus the stimulation of collagen and elastin production.

Dermal fillers can safely be used in smile lines, cheeks, chin, and jawline to create your ideal face shape. They can also be used for a natural, non-surgical lip enhancement to add shape, structure, or volume. Self-conscious about your neck or the back of your hands? We can treat that too!

Results are immediate and typically last around 8-12 months for lips and lower face treatment areas, and up to 2 years in the cheeks, jawline and chin.


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