Dermal Fillers for Lips, Cheeks, Chin and Facial Balance

Shaperz offers Restylane, Belotero, Revanesse, Radiesse and Evolysse. Evolysse is from Evolus, the maker of Jeuveau. Different fillers have different characteristics, and not every product is used in every area.

Product selection happens during the clinical assessment. Your provider considers tissue, movement, treatment depth, previous filler and your desired level of definition. Brand availability does not mean every product is appropriate for every client.

• Restylane
• Belotero
• Revanesse
• Radiesse
• Evolysse

The consultation includes a review of your goals, medical history, medications, allergies, previous cosmetic treatments and facial anatomy. Bring information about existing filler when you know it. Photos may help explain a goal, but your plan remains based on your own proportions.

If you proceed, the provider reviews consent, product choice, placement and aftercare before treatment. Swelling, bruising and tenderness are possible. Some concerns require urgent evaluation, so follow the written instructions and contact the practice promptly if something does not feel right.

• Facial assessment and treatment priorities
• Product, placement and syringe planning
• Consent, aftercare and follow-up

A consultation is required before treatment to review your medical history, discuss your goals and create a personalized treatment plan. Prepare for your appointment with these steps:

• Avoid alcohol for 48 hours before treatment to help minimize bruising.
• Report any history of cold sores, even if your last outbreak was years ago. Per Shaperz policy, a history of cold sores requires pretreatment according to your provider's guidance. Contact us in advance for your prescription and instructions, and take the medication exactly as prescribed.
• Review medications and supplements with our team. Aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, blood thinners and some supplements may increase bruising. Do not stop prescribed medications or medically necessary supplements without your prescribing provider's approval.
• Disclose allergies, especially to lidocaine, previous filler reactions, bleeding disorders and all medical conditions.
• Tell us about previous fillers, including the product, location and treatment date if known, even if treatment was performed elsewhere.
• Notify us if you are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding. Filler safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established; elective treatment should be postponed.
• Report recent or planned dental work, vaccinations, illness or other facial treatments. Your provider will advise whether your appointment timing needs to change. Do not delay necessary medical or dental care.
• Call us if you develop an active cold sore, dental infection, fever, rash or irritated skin near the treatment area. Treatment may need to be rescheduled.
• Allow at least 2 to 4 weeks before a major event. Swelling and bruising can take time to settle, particularly with lip filler.

Temporary swelling, bruising, redness and tenderness are common. Your provider will explain your filler's benefits, risks, expected results and aftercare before treatment.

Know when to seek urgent help: unusual or worsening pain, or white, gray or blue skin near the injection area, requires immediate medical attention. Call 911 for vision changes, stroke symptoms or difficulty breathing.

• Eat a normal meal and stay comfortably hydrated.
• Arrive with clean skin and minimal or no makeup. For lip filler, leave lipstick and lip gloss off.
• Complete your intake forms and bring an updated medication list.
• Follow all individualized pretreatment instructions from your provider.

Swelling is most noticeable during the first 2 to 3 days. On days 3 and 4, the lips may still need gentle massage as directed by your provider, and there may still be some bruising or lumpiness.

By days 5 to 7, you are seeing the lips you will have. Most clients return for a 3-week follow-up, and any adjustments can be made then. Do not massage unless your provider directs you to, and do not judge the final appearance during the earliest swollen days.

• Days 1 to 3: swelling is usually most noticeable
• Days 3 and 4: bruising or lumpiness may remain, with massage only as directed
• Days 5 to 7: the settled lip appearance is becoming visible
• Around 3 weeks: common follow-up timing for assessment and possible adjustment

Prepaid packages that pair dermal filler with Xeomin for a balanced, natural-looking result, planned around your features and goals.

Signature Sculpt syringe and unit amounts are determined by your provider based on your treatment plan. Savings are based on individual service pricing.

Your provider decides product, placement, dosing and pacing at each visit. These are prepaid treatment packages, not memberships. Buying a package does not guarantee that every syringe or unit will be used at once or in a specific area.

• The Refresh: $1,350, 2 syringes + 30 units Xeomin. Save $310.
• The Contour: $1,900, 3 syringes + 30 units Xeomin. Save $410.
• The Full Face Edit: $2,800, 4 syringes + 64 units Xeomin. Save $568.
• The Signature Sculpt: $4,899, Up to 8 syringes + up to 100 units Xeomin. Save up to $1,500.

Filler is a medical procedure with common effects such as temporary swelling, bruising and tenderness, as well as uncommon but serious risks. Your provider reviews those risks and what symptoms require prompt attention. Treatment may be delayed or declined based on your history, medications, infection, recent procedures or other safety concerns.

Results vary by person, product, placement and area. No outcome, symmetry or duration can be guaranteed. A staged plan can make it easier to assess changes and maintain a result that still feels like you.

• Share your complete injectable and medical history
• Plan enough recovery time before an important event
• Attend the recommended follow-up

Lynn brings nearly 30 years of clinical experience to an approach centered on anatomy, restraint and honest expectations. Culturally competent care matters, especially when beauty standards and treatment conversations have not always represented Black women and other clients with melanin-rich skin.

Visit Black Girl Tox for education centered on Black women, or explore Skin and Aesthetics for the full range of injectable and skin services.