Dermal fillers are injectable gels that restore volume to areas of the face. Dermal fillers replicates the actions of a naturally occurring sugar molecule, attracting and holding water to assist with skin hydration. Fillers can ‘plump up’ small areas such as the lips and tear trough and ‘re-volumise’ larger areas like the cheeks and jawline. Sometimes they're used in conjunction with anti-wrinkle injections, which relax facial muscles, or with other treatments that restore skin tone, to rejuvenate the whole face.

Lips, Cheeks, Chins, Nasolabial Folds, Tear Troughs, Marionette Lines, Jawline, Smokers/Lip Lines.

Yes, results are instant, however swelling is a common side effect from dermal fillers. They will settle and improve over the following 2-4 weeks post treatment.

Lighter dermal fillers generally last 6-9 months, and deeper dermal fillers (cheeks/ jawline etc) last 18-24 months.

An initial consultation will be completed with all new clients, with all paperwork and consent forms completed. Consultation and approval will then be obtained by the supervising cosmetic doctor (face to face or via Skype video conference call) for the treatment, and a prescription will be written up to cover the patient for 12 months worth of future treatments. Generally an initial appointment will take 40 minutes. All future treatments should only take around 25-30 minutes.

We find that different areas of the face attract different pain scales. Lips and around the mouth can be a little more sensitive than other areas on the face. The injections may sting a little however most people tolerate the treatment well with the use of topical anaesthesia and/or ice.

The injection may sting for a short while, and in some cases can cause some temporary localised reactions. While every precaution will be taken to prevent any complication, and that complications from this procedure are rare, they can and sometimes do occur. These include but are not limited to;

• Redness, pain/ tenderness of area treated
• Bruising
• Itchiness
• Firmness/ lumpiness of the treated skin (temporary)
• Prolonged firmness/ lumpiness of treated skin (rare)
• Infection (rare)
• Greyish discoloration at implantation site (rare)
• In rare cases there is a chance of developing lumps or nodules that may be of the inflammatory nature.
• High risk areas such as the nose, temples & tear trough pose a higher risk (however extremely rare) of blindness.
• Potential blockage of blood vessel (vascular occlusion) which requires immediate dissolving of dermal filler

• Known sensitivity to dermal filler products
• Pregnant, breastfeeding or trying for a baby (including IVF)
• Bleeding or clotting disorders
• Active skin conditions/ infections (cold sores etc)
• Any Autoimmune diseases (Including Sarcoidosis, Lupus, etc)

YES! We pride ourselves on keeping our patients looking fresh faced, and not over done! We generally treat patients conservatively, to minimise risks of any side effects associated with high doses and too much product. However, this means that a small minority of patients may require a follow-up “top-up” treatment or their initial treatment results may not last long enough. In this case we can adjust the amount for subsequent treatments to achieve the desired results. Injecting more is easy, correcting any untoward side effects can be difficult.

Lips - from $450-700
Lip Lines/ NLF - from $700
Cheeks - from $1400
Jawline- from $1400
Chin - from $700
Temples - from $750
Tear Trough - from $750

Be sure to check out our Instagram for monthly exclusive offers.

DUE TO AHPRA & TGA RESTRICTIONS WE CAN NOT SPECIFY UNIT/PER ML PRICES OR BRAND NAMES. FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT THE CLINIC ON 0401 458 006.

Please note: Individual results may vary. All invasive procedures carry risks which need to be discussed with a cosmetic doctor. It is always recommended to also seek a second opinion from a qualified health practitioner.