Dermal fillers can replenish your youth and improve your appearance, but which option is right for you? Learn more about the many dermal fillers available and then schedule a consultation with Dr. Rosenthal to discuss the best treatment for your goals, age, budget, appearance, and lifestyle.

Juvederm XC

This hyaluronic acid filler is designed to correct facial wrinkles and folds. It is commonly used to treat lines and creases around the nose and mouth. The injections include lidocane to increase comfort. Results are immediate and last for 6 months to a year depending on the patient.

Juvederm Voluma

This filler was created specifically to enhance the midface and cheeks. It can restore lost volume and make you look younger. It can also be used to improve the jawline. Results are immediate and can last for 18 months. Patients who choose to come in for a few touch up treatments can experience even longer lasting results.

Perlane

Perlane is usually used for larger volume correction in areas like the cheeks and nasolabial folds. Results can last from 6 months to a year.

Restylane

Restylane is thinner than Perlane and it is used for correcting moderate to severe wrinkles. Results are immediate and last 6-12 months depending on the patient.

Restylane Silk

Restylane Silk was designed specifically to enhance the appearance of the lips. It has been approved by the FDA for enhancing the lips and smoothing lines and wrinkles around the mouth.

Radiesse

While all the other fillers listed use hyaluronic acid, Radiesse works differently. Instead of adding volume and smoothing wrinkles with hyaluronic acid, Radiesse stimulates the production of your body’s own collagen. Collagen improves the foundation of your skin, adds volume and smooths out wrinkles. This option can last for twelve to eighteen months.

Each treatment option offers distinct advantages, but all of them can improve your appearance, make you look younger, and help you feel more confident. The best option for one patient may bot be the same as the best option for another patient. Schedule a consultation to learn more about each treatment and discuss your options.