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Dermal filler consultations at our Montreal clinic assess facial balance, structural support, and how the cheeks, chin, jawline, lips, under-eye area, and profile relate to one another. The goal is not to add volume everywhere; it is to decide whether treatment is appropriate and which area, if any, should be prioritized.
We review anatomy, movement, medical history, previous treatments, expected swelling, risks, and whether a staged plan makes more sense. This keeps recommendations individualized and focused on subtle change rather than a standard package.
Explore our Montreal facial balancing guide or educational articles before consultation.
The right area is chosen from anatomy and priorities
Dermal filler may be discussed for the lips, cheeks, under-eye area, jawline, chin, or nose profile. Suitability, expected change, and risk differ by area.
A consultation may show that one area should be prioritized, treatment should be staged, or filler is not appropriate. Explore our facial balancing guide to understand how the areas are considered together.
A visible change may be present soon after treatment, but swelling, bruising, tenderness, and settling can affect the early appearance. The clinician explains when reassessment is appropriate for the area and plan.
Duration varies with the area, product characteristics, amount, placement, anatomy, movement, metabolism, and individual response. A consultation can provide a realistic range, but longevity cannot be predicted exactly.
Depending on the assessment, the discussion may include the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, under-eye area, or nose profile. Suitability and risk differ by area.
Temporary swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness, or needle marks can occur. The clinician also reviews less common but important complications, contraindications, warning signs, area-specific aftercare, and when to contact the clinic.
This page explains the overall filler consultation and facial-balancing approach. Area-specific pages answer questions unique to lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, under eyes, and the nose profile and should be used when the concern is specific.
