Filler in Sandy Springs

When you visit WellnestMD for filler in Sandy Springs, you can receive either Radiesse, Restylane, or Juvederm injections. During your consultation, our team sits down with you to discuss the benefits of each. This helps determine which brand is best for reaching your personal goals.

This depends on your goals, as units differ between treatments. If you want to smooth out fine lines, you may not need as many injections as you would if you were treating deep wrinkles.

On average, the highest number of units we provide are for those who want to completely redefine their facial shape. The more you want to sculpt your features, the more units you’ll need.

Our filler brands mainly consist of a hyaluronic acid formula. This substance naturally occurs in the body and helps keep your joints cushioned and lubricated. When applied under the skin, these formulas can reduce wrinkles, restore volume, and even add extra lift to features you want to highlight. With a visit for filler in Sandy Springs, we can help you create the sleek, refined look you deserve thanks to the power of hyaluronic acid.

Since the hyaluronic acid in our fillers is a natural substance, your body will gradually absorb your injections after about 6 to 8 months. However, you can maintain your results with regular maintenance visits for filler in Sandy Springs.

As highly experienced injectors, our team can fill any aspect of your face when you book an appointment at WellnestMD. We can reshape your lower face by enhancing your lips or even helping you create a more prominent chin. Our injections can also reshape your cheeks and nose to help balance out your appearance. To address wrinkles, we can fill areas beneath nasolabial folds and forehead lines. We can also take a more comprehensive approach to fillers with a technique called “facial balancing,” in which we apply small amounts of filler in various places across the entire face for an overall symmetrical and well-rested look! During your consultation, we can answer any questions you have about where the injections will go.