Fillers Volume that belongs there.
Hyaluronic acid and collagen-stimulating fillers placed with precision to restore, contour, and rejuvenate, with results that look like you at your best.
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Structure Enhanced.
Dermal fillers have transformed what is possible in non-surgical facial rejuvenation. The right filler, placed in the right plane at the right depth, can restore youthful volume to the midface, define the jawline, soften under-eye hollows, enhance lip shape and structure, and correct asymmetries without surgery, anesthesia, or extended downtime. The results, when done well, are not obvious. They are simply a face that looks more rested, more defined, and more like itself.
At Superior Health Medical and Wellness, Dr. Akers approaches filler as an anatomical restoration tool rather than a volume-adding exercise. She evaluates the structural changes underlying the cosmetic concern, selects the appropriate product and technique for each area, and places product with precision and a clear aesthetic vision. The goal is harmony, not transformation.
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From cheek augmentation and jawline definition to lip enhancement and under-eye treatment, Dr. Akers provides expert physician-administered filler at Superior Health. Explore the treatment areas below.
Changes Everything
In the wrong hands, filler produces the pillow-face and overfilled look that has given the treatment an undeserved reputation. In the right hands, filler is invisible as a procedure and visible only as an improvement. The difference is entirely the skill, anatomical knowledge, and aesthetic sensibility of the injector.
Filler placed in the wrong tissue plane, at the wrong depth, or into the wrong area can create lumps, asymmetry, vascular complications, or results that worsen over time. Physician-level knowledge of the vascular anatomy of the face is essential for safe administration, particularly in high-risk areas like the tear trough and nose.
The most commonly used class of dermal fillers can be fully dissolved with hyaluronidase enzyme. This provides an important safety net and the ability to fine-tune results. Dr. Akers uses hyaluronidase when needed to dissolve unwanted product, correct asymmetry, or manage any complications promptly.
Confidence Renewed.
Strategic filler placement that works with your natural anatomy, not against it. Structure where it belongs. Results that speak for themselves.
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for Every Area
Not all dermal fillers are the same, and using the wrong product in a given area produces suboptimal results. Hyaluronic acid fillers come in varying degrees of stiffness and cross-linking, which determines how much structure they provide, how they integrate with tissue, and how long they last. Thicker, more cross-linked fillers are appropriate for deep structural placement like the chin and jawline. Softer, more malleable fillers suit dynamic areas like the lips and the delicate tear trough.
Common filler families include Juvederm and Restylane, each offering products designed for specific treatment areas. Juvederm Voluma is designed for midface volume restoration. Juvederm Volux provides structural support for jawline and chin definition. Restylane Defyne and Juvederm Ultra work well for lips. Each product has specific handling properties that make it more or less appropriate for particular treatment areas and depths.
Dr. Akers selects filler products based on the specific treatment area, tissue characteristics, depth of placement, and degree of correction needed. She explains her product selection and why it is the right choice for your treatment at your consultation so you understand what you are receiving and why.
the Days After Filler
Most filler treatments produce some swelling and possible bruising in the first 24 to 72 hours. The lips often swell noticeably in the first day or two before settling into the final result. Swelling resolves progressively over one to two weeks, and true final results are best assessed at the two-week mark. Cold compresses and arnica can help manage swelling and bruising in the initial days.
Activity restrictions are minimal. Avoid strenuous exercise, excessive heat, and alcohol for 24 to 48 hours. Avoid sleeping face-down the first night. Most patients return to work and social activities the same day or the next day. Dr. Akers schedules a two-week follow-up to assess results, address any concerns, and determine whether any minor touch-up is appropriate.
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