Dermal fillers in Nashville

The consultation is $150. If filler is recommended and performed that day, the full $150 is applied toward treatment. Otherwise, the consultation remains $150. Same day treatment is not guaranteed.

Your provider matches the product to the treatment area, your features, the change you want, prior filler, health history, and expected response. One filler is not the best choice for every area, and filler may not be the best treatment for every concern.

The amount depends on the area, your starting point, the selected product, and the degree of change you want. A smaller first treatment or staged approach may be recommended. Complete pricing is reviewed before treatment.

A conservative plan can limit the initial amount and stage changes over time. Results still depend on your features, the product, placement, amount, and individual response, so a specific appearance cannot be guaranteed.

Results are temporary. How long they last varies by product, treatment area, amount used, and individual response. Your provider can discuss a realistic range for the specific product and area recommended for you.

Common reactions include swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness, pain, firmness, itching, or discoloration. Many improve within several days to weeks, although reactions can last longer or appear later. Avoid planning treatment immediately before an important event if visible swelling or bruising would be a concern.

Tell your provider about severe allergies, prior filler reactions, bleeding problems, cold sores, medicines, supplements, previous cosmetic treatments, and recent or planned dental work. Treatment should be postponed if the skin in the area is inflamed or infected. Certain severe allergies, including allergies to lidocaine or filler ingredients, and some bleeding disorders can make treatment inappropriate. Safety during pregnancy or breastfeeding has not been established. Do not stop a prescribed medicine unless the clinician who prescribed it tells you to do so.

Hyaluronic acid filler can often be reduced with an additional enzyme treatment, but this is not a simple reset. That treatment has its own risks, and complete removal may not be possible. Filler should be approached as a medical procedure even when it may be reducible.

Rarely, filler can enter or block a blood vessel and cause serious, potentially permanent injury. Seek immediate medical attention for unusual pain, any vision change, skin that turns white, gray, or blue, facial drooping, weakness, numbness, trouble speaking or walking, severe headache, dizziness, or confusion during or shortly after treatment.