Volume & definition
HA gels provide immediate or near-immediate fullness and can soften selected wrinkles and folds.
RHA · JUVÉDERM · RESTYLANE · VERSAENTYRE / INJECTABLE AESTHETICS
Dermal Fillers & Biostimulators
Hyaluronic acid fillers, collagen stimulators and filler correction—clearly explained.
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BEFORE YOU BOOK / ENTYREWhat it helps · How long · Before & after care
Three materials. Different approaches.
Hyaluronic acid fillers provide volume directly. Collagen biostimulators work differently: Radiesse provides immediate contouring in appropriate areas while also stimulating collagen; Sculptra works gradually. Compare the options below, then let your injector help choose what fits your anatomy and goals.
Volume + collagen
CaHA in a gel carrier offers an initial filling effect and supports collagen stimulation over time.
RADIESSEGradual collagen
PLLA supports a gradual collagen response; results develop over time rather than providing a lasting immediate fill.
SCULPTRAOur HA filler collection.
Hyaluronic acid is a water-binding molecule naturally found in your skin. These injectable HA gels vary by formulation and approved treatment areas. We offer the following collections:
RHA® Collection
Resilient hyaluronic acid formulations developed for selected dynamic facial wrinkles and folds; indications vary by product.
JUVÉDERM®
Hyaluronic acid fillers for selected facial lines, contour and lip enhancement goals.
- VOLBELLA® XCLip augmentation, perioral lines and certain undereye hollowing indications.
- Ultra XCSelected facial lines and lip augmentation.
- VOLUMA® XCCheek volume, chin profile and selected temple hollowing.
- VOLLURE® XCSelected moderate-to-severe facial wrinkles and folds.
Restylane®
A family of hyaluronic acid fillers designed for different facial treatment areas.
- DefyneDeeper facial folds and selected chin augmentation.
- RefyneSelected facial lines and folds.
- SilkLips and fine perioral lines.
- LyftCheek and midface volume, selected folds, hands and chin augmentation.
- KysseLip augmentation and upper perioral lines.
Revanesse® Versa™
Hyaluronic acid filler for moderate-to-severe facial wrinkles and folds, such as nasolabial folds, in eligible adults.
Each product has its own FDA-approved indications and safety labeling. A filler approved for one area should not be assumed to be approved for every facial treatment area.
Radiesse & Sculptra.
These are also classified as dermal fillers, but their materials, immediate effects and collagen-related timelines differ from traditional HA fillers—and from each other.
Radiesse®
Radiesse contains CaHA microspheres suspended in a gel carrier. In appropriate treatment areas, it can provide immediate volume or contouring and also encourage collagen production over time.
Sculptra®
Sculptra uses a synthetic biodegradable material to encourage gradual collagen formation. Visible improvement takes time, and your plan may include a series of treatments.
03 / FILLER CORRECTION
Hylenex® & dissolving filler.
Hylenex is a brand of hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid. When clinically appropriate, a provider may use hyaluronidase to adjust or dissolve previously placed HA filler.
Dissolving cosmetic HA filler with Hylenex is an off-label use. Hylenex does not dissolve Radiesse or Sculptra. A consultation helps determine what product was placed and whether correction is appropriate.
If you develop sudden severe pain, vision changes or unusual skin discoloration after injections, seek emergency medical care.
View appointmentsTHE ENTYRE APPROACH
Care in the details.
Our injectable consultations begin with your natural proportions, medical history and individual goals.
ENTYRE / THE APPOINTMENT GUIDE
Dermal fillers: your appointment.
Materials, concerns, recovery and signs to take seriously.
Hyaluronic acid fillerHELPS WITH Selected volume, lip, contour or fold concerns depending on the product’s approved uses.TIME / SCHEDULETypically 30–60 min
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Disclose medications, allergy history, prior fillers, current infection and planned dental or facial procedures. Do not stop medication without prescriber approval.
AFTER YOUR VISIT
Bruising, swelling and tenderness can last days to weeks. Follow instructions about pressure and exercise. Severe or unusual pain, vision changes or pale, gray or blue skin need immediate medical care.
Sculptra and RadiesseHELPS WITH Different collagen-supporting injectables for selected contour concerns. Sculptra acts gradually; Radiesse can provide initial correction in appropriate areas.TIME / SCHEDULETypically 30–60 min
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Discuss product differences, treatment series and whether the material can be reversed. Review all medicines and relevant conditions.
AFTER YOUR VISIT
Swelling or bruising may occur. Follow product-specific instructions, including massage only when directed by your clinician.
HA filler dissolving assessmentHELPS WITH Assessment of existing hyaluronic acid filler; cosmetic hyaluronidase use is off-label and cannot dissolve every filler type.TIME / SCHEDULEConsultation and individualized treatment
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Bring details of previous products and any prior allergic reactions for clinical review.
AFTER YOUR VISIT
Changes in fullness, temporary swelling and repeat assessment may be necessary.
Appointment times are estimates, not confirmed Entyre booking lengths. Check Vagaro for times and pricing. This guide does not replace an individual assessment, consent or your provider’s written aftercare instructions.
For more information: FDA · Dermal filler safety
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions before you book.
How long does dermal filler last?
Longevity varies by the product, facial area and individual. Many HA fillers last several months to over a year, while some formulations have clinical data supporting longer durations. Your injector will explain expectations for the specific product.
Which HA filler brand is best for lips?
Different products have different approved indications. For example, Restylane Kysse, Silk and certain JUVÉDERM formulations are indicated for lip treatments. Your injector will discuss appropriate options.
What risks should I consider?
Bruising, swelling and tenderness can occur. Fillers can also cause more serious problems including infection, nodules, vascular occlusion, tissue injury or vision loss. Your injector reviews product-specific risks and consent.
Which filler fits your goals?
We’ll help you choose a product and treatment plan based on your anatomy and medical history.
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