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Two-week follow-up

A written plan before a needle

Structure Injectables

Dermal Fillers

Volume back where it left. Cheeks, jaw, chin and temples.

4.9 99 reviews

From $499 /syringe New client

Your new-client price, honored at every Injctr — see all specials. After that each location is independently owned, so your provider sets their own pricing and confirms it with you before anything is injected.

Estimated cost per area5 listed

The areas people ask for most, and what each usually runs. You do not have to choose any of them — with filler the thing bothering you is often not the thing to treat, so your provider maps your whole face first and tells you where it actually needs to go.

Nothing added — that is fine. You can add the treatment without naming an area.

Estimates, not quotes. 2 syringes is the average an area takes at the new-client rate of $499 a syringe — one area can take one syringe, a jawline can take three, and your provider confirms the count before anything is injected.

Nothing is charged and nothing is booked here. This builds the plan you take to your Injctr, so your provider knows what you came for.

Appointment

45 min

Downtime

1–3 days

See results

Immediate

Lasts

12–18 months

Discomfort

3/5

In plain english

What dermal fillers actually does

Your face loses fat pads and bone density starting in your late 20s. As the cheek deflates, everything below it slides — that is what makes folds, jowls and under-eye hollows appear. Dermal filler puts support back where it left, which lifts the structures below it without touching them. The same principle rebuilds a jawline, a chin or a hollow temple.

It is also how a face gets balanced. Features hold each other in proportion — a chin that sits back makes the lips read forward, a cheek that has emptied deepens the fold under it — so the thing bothering you is often not the thing to treat. Your provider maps the whole face first, then places filler wherever actually drives the proportion, in an order that builds on itself across visits rather than all at once.

Filler is where placement matters more than product. Deep, on bone, with a cannula where the anatomy allows — that is the difference between a lift and a face that just looks fuller.

What happens at your appointment

Assess

Your provider looks at where the volume actually went — usually higher and more lateral than people expect.

Numb

Topical numbing, plus lidocaine in the filler itself.

Place

Deep placement on bone with a cannula wherever the area allows. Fewer entry points, dramatically less bruising.

Review

You sit up and look in a mirror mid-treatment so both sides get balanced together.

Structure

Deep, on bone, with a cannula.

Why placement beats product, what a cannula does that a needle doesn’t, and how pillow face actually happens.

HOW IT WORKS — /media/df-cannula.mp4

How it works 0:43

Cannula vs needle

One entry point, far less bruising. Here’s the difference on camera.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/df-why-not-folds.mp4

Your questions 0:57

“I asked for my smile lines”

Why the cheeks got filled instead, and what happened to the folds.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/df-pillow-face.mp4

Your questions 0:50

How pillow face actually happens

It’s years of stacking, not one syringe. And when to stop.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/df-jawline-two.mp4

Your questions 0:46

Why a jawline takes two syringes

One spread across a whole jaw is spread thin. Shown side by side.

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Be honest with yourself

Is this the right treatment for you?

Great if you have

Flat or hollow cheeks
Folds that deepened as the midface emptied
A soft or undefined jawline and early jowling
A weak or receding chin, especially in profile
Hollow temples
A face that looks tired even when rested
Proportions that read “off” without one obvious cause

Not the right fit if

Loose skin with no volume loss
Significant fat under the chin — that is not what filler fixes
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Anyone wanting a dramatic result in one visit — this gets built over sessions

What's included

Cannula technique to minimize bruising
Numbing included
A mid-treatment mirror check
Three-angle photos and a two-week follow-up

What to expect, day by day

Day 0

You see the lift immediately, plus some swelling that exaggerates it.

Day 3

Swelling down. Any bruising is coverable.

Week 2

Fully integrated and soft to the touch. Real result.

Month 12–18

Gradual softening. Most people maintain with a syringe a year.

4.9★ · 99 reviews

What patients say about this one

“I came in wanting my smile lines filled and she explained why we should do cheeks instead. She was right. One syringe and my whole lower face lifted. No bruising at all with the cannula.”

Emily C.

Cheek Filler

Verified

“Two syringes along the jaw and my profile is a completely different photo. She told me one syringe would be a waste of my money rather than just taking it, which is not what I expected.”

Taylor J.

Jawline Filler

Verified

No dumb questions

Dermal Fillers FAQs

That look comes from too much product placed too superficially, repeated over years. One syringe placed deep on bone lifts — it does not widen. Your provider will also tell you honestly if you are someone who should stop at one.

Because the fold is usually a symptom, not the problem. Filling the fold directly can look heavy. Restoring the cheek that used to hold that tissue up softens the fold from above and looks far more natural.

Most people start with one per side over two visits, spaced a month apart. A jawline honestly takes two to show a visible change — one syringe spread across an entire jaw is spread thin. Nobody should be selling you all of it on day one.

HA fillers are fully dissolvable — about 20 minutes with an enzyme. Collagen-stimulating products are not; they metabolize on their own over 12–18 months, so they only get used where you are certain.

Constantly. Jaw and chin are among the most requested treatments for men, usually paired with masseter tox for a wider, squarer look.

Usually whichever one is driving the rest, which is what the mapping consult is for. If you only ever do one thing, the midface is the one that changes how the whole lower face sits.

Yes — facial balancing is dermal filler, used across the whole face rather than one area at a time. Your provider maps you first, works out which feature is actually driving the proportion, and writes a plan you approve stage by stage. It is normally built across visits so each stage settles before the next, and you can stop after any one of them.

Still unsure? Find your Injctr and ask the provider directly — they answer their own messages.

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