Facial Fillers Montclair, NJ

Dermal fillers can be used to enhance, add volume and smooth out wrinkles in a variety of areas on the face, and body. In your initial consultation Dr. Dejuliis will evaluate your facial structure and beauty goals to outline your customized filler treatments.

• Lips: adding volume and shape to lips with use of specific lip filler techniques
• Cheeks: adding volume and definition to cheekbones, smoothing out mid-face wrinkles and lines
• Nasolabial folds: smoothing out wrinkles and lines running from nose to mouth corners
• Marionette lines: smoothing out wrinkles and lines running from mouth corners to chin
• Jawline: adding definition and contour, smoothing out wrinkles and lines
• Under eye area: adding volume, smoothing out wrinkles and lines in the tear trough area. Also helps to reduce the appearance of dark circles under the eyes
• Temples: adding volume, smoothing out wrinkles and lines
• Chin: adding volume and definition, smoothing out wrinkles and lines
• Forehead: smoothing out wrinkles and lines
• Hands: fillers are also used to rejuvenate the hands when patients are experiencing wrinkles due to sun exposure and volume loss due to aging

It’s important to note that dermal fillers should only be administered by a trained and experienced healthcare provider. The best treatment approach will vary depending on the individual’s specific needs and goals.

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Juvéderm Ultra XC is a lighter gel compared to Voluma. Injected into the lips it can last up to one year. Juvéderm can also be used for nasolabial folds, commissure (or marionette) lines, and wrinkles.

Vollure is another filler from the Juvéderm family. It is slightly thicker than the classic Juvéderm and is very good at correcting nasolabial folds.

Volbella is the lighter product of the Juvéderm family, great for fine lines. When injected into the lips,  it can plump them just enough for a lip gloss effect. It is also Dr DeJuliis’ choice for the tear trough area. It is injected with an ultra-fine needle, one drop at a time, to fill the hollowness under the eyes.

Radiesse is a volumizing filler made of natural smooth gel filled with tiny calcium microspheres. Injected under the skin, Radiesse adds immediate volume and lift to wrinkles and folds on the face. Radiesse also stimulates the body to produce new collagen which surrounds the microspheres. Eventually the microspheres are metabolized by the body, providing a long-term effect that lasts up to a year or more in many patients.

Radiesse is also an FDA-approved product for hand rejuvenation.

Belotero is a light filler made out of hyaluronic acid. It is the filler of choice for very fine lines and for under eye wrinkles.

Voluma is the thickest filler in the Juvederm family of fillers. It is FDA approved for cheeks, chin, and can be used over the temples.

There are a number of different fillers and the one used depends on the area being treated and the severity of the condition. Here are some of the most popular ones:

• Hyaluronic acid – HA is a natural component of your skin’s connective tissue and is very commonly used for wrinkles. This category includes Juvederm, Restylane, Belotero and Perlane.
• Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) – For deep wrinkles around the mouth area, this offers a more permanent solution as the body can’t absorb it. This category includes Bellafill.
• Calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) – This is another option for deep wrinkles, as well as jaw line contouring and cheek volume. This category includes Radiesse.
• Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) – This dermal filler is effective for age or illness related facial volume loss. This category includes Sculptra.

The doctor will discuss the various types of fillers with you and help you decide which one is ideal for your needs.

There are some side effects that you might experience, but they tend to be mild and typically clear within a week or two. These can include swelling, itching, bruising, rash and redness. You can minimize these side effects by following the recommended post treatment protocols, which include not applying anything to the skin until the next day, using ice packs, trying not to touch the treated area and avoiding heavy exercise that day. Your doctor will discuss all of the pre and post treatment instructions with you.

As with any other cosmetic procedure, results will vary from one patient to another. Also keep in mind that some fillers last longer than others. Generally speaking, Juvederm results will last 12-24 months, depending on which one is used. Juvederm Vollure and Voluma will last longer than Juvederm Volbella, Ultra and Ultra Plus. Restylane typically lasts 5-12 months again depending on which one is used. Radiesse lasts for 12 months, Sculptra for over 24 months and Bellafill up to 5 years.