Dermal fillers & contouringAustralia
72 clinics
Drummoyne, Sydney
St Leonards, Sydney
Hurstville, Sydney
Chatswood, Sydney
Crows Nest, Sydney
Templestowe Lower, Melbourne
Bondi Junction, Sydney
Bondi Junction, Sydney
Box Hill, Melbourne
Glen Waverley, Melbourne
Toorak, Melbourne
Bella Vista, Sydney
What is it
Dermal filler treatments reshape and enhance facial features without surgery. Popular filler treatments include lip enhancement, cheek augmentation, chin and jawline sculpting, tear trough correction, and nasolabial fold softening. Treatments use hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers administered by AHPRA-registered practitioners.
Who is it for
Anyone looking to add volume, improve facial symmetry, or restore age-related volume loss. Common goals include fuller lips, more defined cheekbones, a stronger chin profile, or softening under-eye hollows. Fillers are also used to correct asymmetry or balance facial proportions.
Recovery time
Mild swelling for 1–3 days is normal, especially with lip filler. Some bruising at injection sites may occur and typically fades within 5–7 days. Most people return to normal activities the same day, though strenuous exercise is best avoided for 24–48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do dermal fillers cost in Melbourne?
Fillers are priced per syringe (usually 1ml). In Melbourne, expect to pay $500–$900 per syringe depending on the brand, filler type, and treatment area. Lip filler typically requires 0.5–1ml, while cheeks or chin may need 1–2ml per side.
How long do fillers last?
Results typically last 6–18 months depending on the area, product, and your metabolism. Lips tend to metabolise filler faster (6–9 months), while cheeks and chin can last 12–18 months. Touch-ups before the filler fully dissolves help maintain a consistent look.
Are dermal fillers safe?
When performed by an AHPRA-registered doctor or nurse injector at a reputable clinic, dermal fillers have an excellent safety profile. The most common side effects are temporary swelling and bruising. Serious complications are rare but can include vascular occlusion — which is why choosing an experienced, qualified injector is essential.