A Little Filler for a Whole New You in Bellefonte, PA

The most common ingredient in dermal fillers is hyaluronic acid, which is something your body naturally makes to keep your skin soft and hydrated. Popular brands like Juvederm and Restylane use it in different ways to smooth wrinkles or add volume.

Other ingredients you might hear about include calcium hydroxylapatite (used in Radiesse) and poly-L-lactic acid (like Sculptra), which help build collagen over time.

Each type of filler works a little differently, so our providers will help choose the one that’s best for your goals. Whether it’s smoothing, lifting, or adding a bit of fullness, the right filler will enhance your natural beauty in a soft, subtle way.

Fillers can be used in lots of areas of the face, like the cheeks, lips, under the eyes, jawline, chin, and around the mouth to soften lines. They can gently restore volume or shape where it’s been lost over time. Some people also choose to use fillers in the hands to smooth out wrinkles or make veins less noticeable, and even to improve the look of certain scars.

Each area needs a slightly different approach, so your provider will look at your unique features to create a plan just for you. The goal is always to keep things natural and balanced, so you still feel like yourself but just a little bit better than before.

Choosing the right filler depends on what you want to achieve and where you’re having it done. Some fillers are firmer and give more structure—perfect for cheeks or the jawline. Others are softer and better for delicate areas like the lips or under the eyes.

A member of our expert team will talk through your goals and make sure you’re getting the right product for your needs. It’s all about choosing what will look the most natural and help you feel confident in your skin.

Most people find the filler process very manageable and easier than expected. Many fillers have a little numbing medicine in them, and your provider can also apply a numbing cream beforehand.

You might feel a slight pinch or pressure, but the whole thing is usually over in just a few minutes. Afterward, it’s normal to feel a bit sore or puffy, but that usually settles within a few days.

Yes—if you use a hyaluronic acid filler, it can be safely dissolved using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This is really helpful if you’re not happy with the look or if any minor issues come up. The enzyme works quickly to break the filler down, often within just a day or two.

Not all fillers can be reversed, though, so it’s always good to talk with our team about options. Remember that choosing an experienced injector is key, as we’ll be able to guide you toward the safest choice and help you get a result that feels just right for you.