Fillers

Opting for concurrent treatments allows for a streamlined process in terms of recovery and cost-effectiveness. While fillers are a noninvasive procedure with minimal downtime, it’s certainly more convenient to manage any potential side effects, such as mild redness or swelling, in a single recovery period rather than simultaneous treatments.

Our skin changes as we age. Collagen and elastin production decrease, leading to the formation of wrinkles and fine lines. Our faces also lose volume, making these lines more prominent. Fillers are a way to counteract these changes. They provide immediate volume and may help to stimulate collagen production, helping your skin regain its youthful vitality.

If you’re seeking a nonsurgical solution to address signs of aging, fillers might be a perfect fit. Good candidates are those who have begun noticing fine lines, wrinkles, or volume loss and are in generally good health. The best candidates are those who have realistic and healthy expectations for their results and are free from preexisting conditions that could risk the results or recovery. Of course, a detailed consultation with our experienced providers will help confirm if this treatment is right for you.

Preparing for fillers is relatively straightforward. Avoid blood-thinning substances such as alcohol, aspirin, and certain vitamins 24 hours before the treatment to minimize bruising. You should quit smoking and using nicotine products as early as possible to maximize your results. Also, come to the appointment with clean, makeup-free skin.

Recovery from fillers is typically easy and quick. Here’s what you can expect:

• Day of Treatment: Mild swelling and redness at the injection sites. Ice packs can help ease this.
• 1-3 Days Post Treatment: Some bruising, swelling and tenderness might take place. You should avoid exercise for 24 hours post procedure. As with any treatment, a personal consultation with a qualified professional is crucial to determine if a filler treatment is the best fit for you.
• 1 Week Post Treatment: Any residual side effects should be gone.

The cost of fillers varies depending on the client’s needs, type of filler used and the treatment area. You will need to come in for a consultation to get an exact quote, but most people can expect to pay between $650 – $1,600 for injectable filler treatment. We always recommend avoiding “budget” locations, as they often do not have the necessary training and education to provide the safest treatment possible.

At Contour You, we pride ourselves on our extensive experience, unrivaled expertise, and personalized approach. Our leader, Dr. Scott W. Siverhus, boasts a rich background in aesthetics, bodybuilding, and nutrition, guiding us in providing great skin care recommendations. We are dedicated to helping you find your best self, regardless of age or skin condition and by offering a variety of aesthetic treatments for all skin concerns. or body type, by reducing fat cells, tightening skin, and rectifying a variety of aesthetic concerns.