HA Dermal Fillers

As we age, volume loss of our skin, fat, muscle and bones contributes to the visible signs of aging. Dermal fillers, an injectable treatment performed by a qualified cosmetic injector, can help smooth lines, replenish lost volume and restore your youthful appearance.

Contour, correct, and rejuvenate—naturally

Fine Lines / Acne Box Filling
$549
Soft Lips (0.6 mL)
$450
Lip Fillers (1 mL)
$549
Viva Lips (Medium 1 mL)
$699
Ultra Juvederm
$749
Volume 1 mL
$799
Tear Troughs
$799
Temple Hollows
starts at $799
Jawline (2 mL)
$1,399
Cheeky Cheeks Lift (2 mL)
$1,399
V-Lift (Cheeks / Chin Definition 3 mL)
$1,999
Dissolving (Hyaluronidase)
$250

HA Dermal Filler Aftercare Guide

What to Expect Over the Coming Days

1–2 Days
Swelling and tenderness may peak—this is normal.
3–5 Days
Bruising may appear or become more visible.
7–10 Days
Filler settles; results begin to appear more refined.
2 Weeks
Final results visible—natural, plump, and balanced.

Medical Disclaimer – Botulinum Toxin Treatments
Botulinum toxin treatments offered at this clinic include prescription medicines such as Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin.

These products are classified as Prescription Medicines in New Zealand and are supplied and administered in accordance with the requirements of Medsafe and relevant clinical regulations.

Botulinum toxin injections must only be administered following a comprehensive medical consultation with a qualified and authorised prescriber (e.g. Registered Nurse working under Standing Orders, Nurse Practitioner, or Medical Practitioner). Suitability for treatment will be determined on an individual basis, taking into account medical history, current medications, and treatment goals.

All medical procedures carry potential risks and side effects. For botulinum toxin treatments, these may include (but are not limited to):

  • Localised pain, swelling, or bruising at the injection site

  • Headache or flu-like symptoms

  • Temporary eyelid or brow ptosis

  • Asymmetry or suboptimal aesthetic outcome

  • Rare but serious adverse effects

Results vary between individuals and are not guaranteed. The effects of treatment are temporary and typically last between 3–4 months.

This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not replace a personalised medical consultation. A full discussion of risks, benefits, expected outcomes, and alternative treatment options will be provided prior to obtaining informed consent.

By proceeding with treatment, you acknowledge that you have received and understood all relevant clinical information and have had the opportunity to ask questions.