A clinical overview of the injectables we work with — including FDA-approved indications and common off-label applications. For reference only; treatment decisions are made in consultation with your provider.
Botox is a neuromodulator that temporarily relaxes targeted facial muscles to reduce dynamic lines.
FDA-approved uses
Common clinical uses (off-label)
How long it lasts
Typically 3–4 months
Dysport is a neuromodulator similar to Botox, with a slightly different diffusion profile.
FDA-approved uses
Common clinical uses (off-label)
How long it lasts
Typically 3–4 months
A hyaluronic acid filler designed for structural support and lift.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
Up to 18–24 months
A lightweight hyaluronic acid filler for subtle volume and hydration.
Where it is used
Common clinical uses (off-label)
How long it lasts
6–12 months
A mid-weight filler designed for folds and moderate structure.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
12–18 months
A softer hyaluronic acid filler used for volume and contour.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
6–12 months
A thicker version of Juvederm Ultra for deeper volume correction.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
6–12 months
A flexible hyaluronic acid filler designed for lip enhancement.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
6–12 months
A firmer filler used for structural support.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
12–18 months
A flexible filler designed for mild to moderate lines.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
6–12 months
A firmer filler for deeper folds and structure.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
12–18 months
A biostimulatory injectable that stimulates collagen production over time.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
Results develop gradually and can last 2+ years
A hyaluronic acid microdroplet injectable designed to improve skin hydration and smoothness rather than add volume.
Where it is used
How long it lasts
Approximately 6 months
Off-label use refers to FDA-approved products administered for indications outside their original approval. These applications are well-established in clinical practice and performed at a provider's discretion. This page is for informational reference only and is not medical advice.