Juvéderm Filler.

It depends on the product and area treated. Juvéderm fillers generally last 12–18 months — lip filler tends to soften sooner due to movement, while cheek and structural filler can last a year or more.

Most Juvéderm fillers are made with lidocaine, a numbing agent, mixed right into the gel. Topical numbing cream is also available if you’d like extra comfort. Most clients feel a little pressure and a few quick pinches.

Little to no downtime. You may notice mild redness, swelling, or small bruising at the injection sites that typically resolves within a day or two — Katie will walk you through aftercare before you leave.

That’s the whole goal. Katie’s philosophy is subtle, refreshed, confident — enhancing your features, never changing them. She’d rather build gradually than overdo it.

Juvéderm is hyaluronic acid, which means it can be dissolved. Hylenex, an FDA-approved dissolver, breaks down unwanted or misplaced filler.

Botox relaxes the muscles that cause dynamic wrinkles like frown lines and crow’s feet. Filler adds volume and structure, restoring fullness to lips, cheeks, and other areas. Skinvive is different from both — it’s a hydrating injectable that improves your skin’s smoothness and glow from within, without adding volume.

Every injection is administered personally by Katie Dalessi, RN — never delegated to anyone else on staff.