Dermal filler
Hyaluronic acid filler for the cheeks, jawline, chin and under the eyes, with the syringe count and the price written into a whole-face plan before the first syringe is opened.
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Plan sheet
Results vary from person to person. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of outcome, and a treatment may be declined if it is not right for you.
Dermal filler Typical plan, fictional prices
Why it works
The dose is the decision.
Flattened cheeks, a soft jawline, a recessed chin and hollows under the eyes are mostly about support that has shifted with time. Filler replaces that support in small amounts, in the right plane, and the plan says how many syringes, where, and in which order.
We would rather plan two visits a month apart than place three syringes in one. It costs the same, swells less, and lets the two-week photographs guide the second visit.
Standard angles, at rest and in expression.
Dose, placement and price in writing, before the visit.
Two weeks later, photographed again and adjusted. Included.
By area
Sections, not separate treatments. One plan covers them.
Restores the support that lifts the mid-face and softens the fold beside the nose. Usually one to two syringes across both sides.
Defines the angle and the line from ear to chin. Often one to two syringes, sometimes combined with the chin.
Brings a recessed chin forward and balances the profile. Usually one syringe.
The most conservative area we treat. Small amounts, a cannula where possible, and sometimes the answer is to treat the cheek instead. The plan will say.
Restraint
The things we will not do are part of the price.
Results vary from person to person. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of outcome, and a treatment may be declined if it is not right for you.
Who injects
Named on every page, by design.
Lead Injector, Nurse Practitioner
Priya runs most Face Map consultations and writes the plans. A nurse practitioner with prescriptive authority in Colorado, she is known for telling people they need less than they expected, and for the two-week visit where small adjustments are made.
Medical Director
Elena is a physician who spent twelve years in internal medicine before moving into aesthetic medicine. She founded Velvet Fern in 2019, sets the dosing and safety protocols every injector works to, and is in the building during treatment hours.
Stories
Written examples, not reviews.
Illustrative stories. Velvet Fern is a fictional studio; these are written examples, not patient reviews.
I booked for under my eyes. The plan was cheeks first and it fixed the thing I was worried about.
Two syringes over two visits instead of three in one. Same price, far less swelling, and the second visit was shorter than I expected.
Questions
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A typical plan is one to three syringes, and larger plans are staged over two visits. The plan gives you the count and the total before anything is opened.
Not when it is placed for support rather than volume. We photograph before and at two weeks so you can see the difference yourself, and we would rather under-treat and add than the reverse.
It is the most delicate area we treat and the one where we most often recommend something else. When it is in the plan it is done in small amounts, often with a cannula, by the nurse practitioner, with the medical director available.
Commonly nine to eighteen months depending on the area and product. Results vary. Biostimulators are an alternative where you want gradual change over a longer period.
Bruising and swelling are common and short-lived. Rare risks include infection, lumps and, very rarely, filler entering a blood vessel. We keep hyaluronidase in every room, drill the occlusion protocol, and go through the risks with you before you sign the plan.
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Complimentary, thirty minutes
Thirty minutes, complimentary, with a written plan to take home.
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