Type
Botox & Fillers
Duration
45 min
Injectable aesthetic treatments including BOTOX, Dysport, and a full range of dermal fillers — JUVEDERM, RADIESSE, Restylane, and Sculptra — to soften dynamic wrinkles, restore facial volume, enhance lip shape, and contour the jawline and cheeks. Available as standalone treatments or combined with non-surgical facial rejuvenation protocols. Administered in a plastic surgery practice setting under physician oversight.
About this treatment
Bellevue Plastic Surgeons offers a comprehensive injectable program spanning neuromodulators and volumising fillers, administered in a plastic surgery practice where safety standards and aesthetic judgment are shaped by surgical-level training. This is a meaningful distinction from medspas and aesthetician-led practices: the clinical team works alongside a double board-certified plastic surgeon who performs complex facial anatomy procedures daily.
Neuromodulators — BOTOX Cosmetic and Dysport — relax the muscles responsible for dynamic facial lines: forehead creases, glabellar frown lines, crow's feet around the eyes, and bunny lines across the nose bridge. Subtle brow lifting and jaw slimming through masseter reduction are also achievable with precise neuromodulator placement. Results typically last three to four months with regular maintenance.
Dermal fillers at the practice include the JUVEDERM family (hyaluronic acid-based, for lips, nasolabial folds, and cheeks), RADIESSE (calcium hydroxyapatite for deeper structural support), Restylane (particularly suited to under-eye hollows and fine perioral lines), and Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid biostimulator providing gradual, long-duration volumisation). Lip augmentation — for shape definition, volume, and philtrum column enhancement — is a…
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Consultation required for pricing. Neuromodulators priced per unit; fillers priced per syringe.
