Lip & Dermal Fillers in Woodland Hills
Your lips, your contours, your own proportions. Explore a personal approach to facial volume at ReNuMe Med Spa, with real patient comparisons and clear information before you decide.
Plan your consultationSuitability is assessed individually. Results and recovery vary.
Start with your concern.
Dermal fillers are injectable materials used for selected volume and contour concerns. The right approach depends on what is causing the change you notice. Choosing a product comes after an assessment of your features, health, previous treatments, and goals.
Explore the four areas below. Each has its own considerations; the same treatment is not appropriate for every concern.
Lip filler: shape, definition & volume
Talk about the lip shape you want, the definition you notice, and how much change feels right. Your plan should consider your lips at rest and in motion, your existing proportions, and any previous filler.
What to discuss
Discuss a gradual approach, existing lumps or migration, and any history of cold sores. Lip swelling can temporarily change the appearance; early photographs do not show the settled result.
Is lip filler the same as a lip flip?
Lip filler adds volume or definition. A lip flip uses a wrinkle relaxer to change selected muscle activity around the upper lip. They have different benefits, limitations, and risks; your assessment helps determine whether either is appropriate.
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A real client photograph supplied by ReNuMe. Individual results vary.
View largerLips: before and after
A ReNuMe comparison. Individual results vary.
View largerAnother lip comparison
A separate ReNuMe comparison. Individual results vary.
View largerLip filler
Individual results vary. Lighting, angle, expression, and makeup may differ between photographs. Gloss is visible in the after photographs.
View largerLip filler · treatment timeline
Before, immediately after, and one week after, as labeled in the supplied comparison. Individual results vary.
View largerLip filler · profile
Individual results vary. Lighting, angle, expression, and makeup may differ between photographs. Gloss is visible in the after photographs.
Cheek & jawline filler: volume and definition
Changes in cheek volume and jawline definition can have different causes. Your provider considers facial structure, skin, and existing volume before discussing selected areas for treatment.
What to discuss
Describe whether your priority is cheek fullness, a more defined jawline, or a change in facial proportions. Ask what filler can realistically change and whether skin laxity or another concern needs a different approach.
Will filler lift loose skin or remove a double chin?
Filler adds volume; it does not remove fat or replace a surgical lift. Adding volume is not the right answer for every lower-face concern. Your provider should explain limitations and alternatives before recommending treatment.
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A real client photograph supplied by ReNuMe. Individual results vary.
View largerFacial contour
A real client photograph supplied by ReNuMe. Individual results vary.
View largerJawline photograph
A real client photograph supplied by ReNuMe. Individual results vary.
View largerCheek and jawline: before and after
A ReNuMe comparison. This does not predict your outcome.
View largerJawline: before and after
A ReNuMe comparison. Individual results vary.
Facial balancing: proportions & asymmetry
Facial balancing begins with a full-face consultation, rather than a fixed package of injections. Discuss how your features relate to one another, your natural asymmetry, and the changes that matter to you.
What to discuss
Ask which concerns may benefit from treatment, which areas can be left alone, and whether a staged plan makes sense. Compare expected benefits, recovery, and the total proposed cost. Perfect symmetry is not a realistic promise.
Does facial balancing mean treating every area?
No. The assessment may lead to a limited plan, a different treatment, or no procedure. A photograph cannot establish the number of syringes or products you need. Product selection depends on the area and your individual assessment.
View largerFacial balancing · Radiesse
Individual results vary. Lighting, angle, expression, and makeup may differ between photographs.
Under-eye filler: start with the cause
Hollows, puffiness, visible vessels, pigmentation, and loose skin can all affect the under-eye area. They need different assessments. Filler may be considered for selected hollows; it is not a general treatment for every dark circle or eye bag.
What to discuss
Mention previous under-eye treatments and any persistent swelling. Ask whether adding volume could worsen puffiness, which exact product is proposed, and whether it is approved for the intended use. A different approach—or waiting—may be more appropriate.
Can I book under-eye filler without an assessment?
An individual assessment is essential before deciding on treatment. Your provider should explain what is causing the appearance, whether filler is suitable, and the particular risks near the eyes. Existing puffiness deserves careful evaluation.
View largerUnder-eye area: before and after
A ReNuMe comparison. Suitability is assessed individually.
Your nose profile
Discuss your profile and facial proportions with your provider. An individual consultation is needed to assess treatment options and suitability.
View largerNose profile
A real client photograph supplied by ReNuMe. Individual results vary.
Malar-groove filler: a separate comparison
This ReNuMe case is labeled malar-groove filler. A cheek groove, an under-eye hollow, and puffiness are distinct concerns; your assessment determines which, if any, treatment is suitable.
View largerMalar-groove filler
Individual results vary. Lighting, angle, expression, and makeup may differ between photographs.
Prepare for an informed conversation.
Share your health history.
Tell your clinician about allergies, medicines and supplements, bleeding problems, cold sores, skin infections, previous injections or implants, and recent or planned dental care. Discuss pregnancy or breastfeeding; filler safety in these circumstances has not been established.
Do not stop prescribed medicines or blood thinners on your own. An active infection or inflammation in the proposed area may require delaying treatment.
Understand the complete plan.
Ask about the exact product, proposed areas, expected change, alternatives, total cost, and follow-up. Mention important events and travel. Ask how complications are managed and how to get help outside normal hours. You can take time to decide.
Seven questions to bring to your consultationFiller questions patients ask.
How much do lip and facial fillers cost?
Contact our team for current pricing. The proposed cost depends on the product, treatment areas, amount, and any staged visits. Ask for the total before proceeding, including consultation, follow-up, and adjustment fees. A photo or a syringe price alone does not establish your treatment plan.
How many syringes will I need?
The amount is determined after an assessment of your anatomy, previous treatments, and goals. More filler is not automatically better. Ask why each area and amount is proposed and how a gradual plan would be reviewed.
When will I see results, and how long do they last?
Some fillers give an early volume change; collagen-stimulating options develop more gradually. Swelling can affect the initial appearance. Duration depends on the exact product, area, and individual response. Ask for product-specific expectations and a review date rather than relying on one timeline for every filler.
Does treatment hurt, and how long should I allow?
Injections can cause discomfort. Ask about numbing and other comfort measures, and mention allergies to anesthetics such as lidocaine. Our team can explain the appointment time to allow for consultation, assessment, and any agreed treatment.
Can I return to work or exercise?
Many people return to everyday activities soon, but visible bruising or swelling may last days to weeks. Ask how to plan around work, exercise, travel, makeup, dental appointments, and important events. Follow your provider’s written instructions for your product and treatment area.
Can filler be dissolved?
Some hyaluronic acid fillers can be treated with hyaluronidase after clinical assessment; it has its own risks and may require more than one treatment. Other filler types are not dissolved in the same way and can be difficult to remove. Reversal is not guaranteed. Ask which material is being used before treatment.
Can I combine filler with Botox or other treatments?
These treatments work differently. Your provider should explain whether combining or spacing procedures is suitable, what each step is intended to achieve, and how recovery and costs change. A combined plan is not necessary for everyone.
Who will assess and treat me?
Ask our team for the treating professional’s name, license, relevant experience, and medical oversight. Confirm who will review your results and how to reach a clinician if you develop symptoms after treatment.
Before you decide.
Possible complications include prolonged swelling, infection, allergic reactions, lumps, discoloration, and unwanted or uneven results. Some problems can appear later and may require further treatment. Accidental injection into a blood vessel can cause tissue death, blindness, or stroke. These serious complications may be permanent. Your clinician should explain risks for your particular plan.
When to seek urgent help
Unusual or increasing pain, skin turning white, gray, or blue, vision changes, or stroke symptoms during or after filler need immediate medical attention. Call 911 for vision loss, stroke symptoms, trouble breathing, or a severe allergic reaction. For concerning pain or skin color changes, contact your treating clinician immediately and seek urgent care if they cannot be reached. Do not wait for a website, text, or WhatsApp reply.
General education supports your consultation; it does not replace individual medical advice, informed consent, product labeling, or your aftercare plan.
Let’s start with you.
Call or text ReNuMe Med Spa to ask about availability, current pricing, and your consultation.
20301 Ventura Blvd, Suite 250
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
Woodcourt Medical Building · Free parking
Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–5 PM
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