How Much Do Dermal Fillers Cost?

Are you interested in how much dermal fillers cost, but you are not sure what you need to look for when trying to determine the right dermal filler for you? Dermal fillers are one of the fastest growing ways for many individuals to address the impacts of aging on your face. This non-surgical technique can have dramatic results with no downtime unlike traditional surgical approaches.

Dermal Fillers Cost

There are several factors that come in to play when the determining how much dermal fillers cost. Fillers can have varying costs for serval different reason. Let’s look at some of these reasons now to help you understand what your dermal fillers may cost.

Location

The location where you are receiving dermal filler can play a role in its cost. If you are going to a medical spa in Baltimore, the cost can be very different than the cost you would receive from a provider in Beverly Hills. In more expensive locations, the doctor’s office operating expenses may be higher which can lead to increased costs for the practice overall. This in turn can lead to higher costs for your dermal fillers.

Competition

The amount of competition you have in the area you are receiving services can also factor in to how much your dermal fillers cost. In areas where there are more clinics and providers there are often lower costs for dermal fillers. This is simply because different practices are trying to stay price competitive with each other to reduce costs.

Amount of Filler

The amount of dermal filler you receive also impacts the cost. Dermal fillers are typically sold per syringe. This is different than Botox, which is sold by the unit. This can be confusing for many patients because different patients and procedures may require different amounts of dermal filler. It is possible to need more than one syringe, or two different types of dermal fillers depending on what area of the face is receiving treatment, which will make the dermal fillers cost more.

Experience

The level of experience of the team that is providing you with your dermal fillers can also impact costs. A more experienced team may have higher costs than those with little to no experience. When you are injecting something like dermal fillers which can be semi-permanent or permanent it is often useful to not necessarily look for the cheapest price in town. Often the cheapest facilities have lax procedures or lower quality results which can have a devastating effect on your outcomes.

Types of Dermal Fillers

The term dermal filler can be confusing because many people think that there is only one type. In fact, there are many different brands and types that can be used for different areas and different looks. Let’s go over some of these to give you a better understanding of different dermal filler options.

Juvederm

Juvederm is perhaps one of the best-known filler brands currently on the market. It has a long-standing reputation for quality and effectiveness. Juvederm uses hyaluronic acid in combination with HylaCross technology – which helps the solution to flow easily into the skin – to achieve these impressive results. The results from Juvederm are seen immediately and each treatment with Juvederm has been FDA approved to last for up to 1 year. Juvederm costs an average of around $600 per syringe.

Volbella

Volbella is a Juvederm filler that many have heard of that offers benefits specifically for those looking to enhance their lip area. Volbella is a hyaluronic acid filler, but it has been specially created to absorb as little water as possible. This lower water absorption rate allows for a faster recovery time and helps reduce facial swelling after a procedure. Volbella is usually priced at around $650 per syringe and, due to the smaller targeted area, a single syringe may be sufficient for each treatment.

Restylane, Restylane-L, and Restylane Lyft

Restylane is another well-known filler brand. Like Juvederm, it also has a long-standing reputation for quality and effectiveness. Restylane, Restylane-L, and Restylane Lyft are from the same family, with Restylane-L and Restylane Lyft including slight variations on the original Restylane formula. Restylane-L includes lidocaine, a local anesthetic, to reduce discomfort during both application and recovery. Restylane Lyft has larger particles on average and can be injected at a greater depth, making it a particularly good choice for those with severe, stubborn wrinkles and folds.

All the Restylane products use hyaluronic acid as their base to create an appearance of fullness. The formulas also naturally break down in the body over time, with a single treatment likely to last for between six to 12 months.

The average cost of Restylane filler for each syringe is around $700, while the cost for Restylane-L can range between $650-$750 per syringe. Finally, the cost for Restylane Lyft can range from $700-800 per syringe.

Are Dermal Fillers Worth The Cost?

Now that we have examined different types of dermal fillers and looked at their average price the question is are they worth the cost? There are a few factors to consider when determining if how you feel about the cost. First, it is important to remember that dermal fillers provide longer lasting results than some other injectable products. There are several skincare products on the market that may provide a temporary boost to your look. However, these products only have a temporary effect and when you factor in the costs and the number of times you will use these products it becomes clear that dermal fillers aren’t as expensive as they may seem.

Dermal fillers also offer proven results.  Topical creams can only do so much to improve the appearance of facial skin, which can mean that a person spends a small fortune on top-quality products for very small benefits. In contrast, the cost of dermal fillers allows people to achieve definite, noticeable results every time.

Another benefit of dermal fillers is that there isn’t significant recovery time like from a surgical procedure. A dermal filler can be administered quickly and safely. You wouldn’t need to take time off from work like with a surgical procedure and the results will be noticeable instantaneously.

Dermal Fillers Cost Takeaways  

As you can see from this article there are many different types of fillers, and the costs can vary depending upon the type and amount you need. It is best to check with a qualified provider like the team at Green Relief Health to determine what may be right for you and costs.  You can make a consultation appointment as well at Green Relief Health for a more accurate cost.