Fillers add volume to areas of the face that appear sunken, hollow, or creased. These products are highly advantageous for patients who have experienced facial atrophy (fat loss) or for those with thin lips or depressions under the eyes.

Why Choose Nashville Cosmetic Surgery?
As a credentialed Expert Injector office, a distinction held by only 7% of doctors legally qualified to perform injectable treatments, our team combines rare technical credentials with genuine artistry. Working under Dr. Griffin's direct supervision, our injector is trained to deliver subtle, natural-looking results. Our concierge-style approach means every injectable plan is personalized, never a one-size-fits-all treatment.
Dermal Fillers FAQs
How long do filler results last?
Most hyaluronic acid fillers last six months to two years, depending on the product and treatment area. We'll recommend a maintenance schedule once we know which filler's right for you.
Does it hurt?
Most patients feel a quick pinch or some pressure rather than real pain. Many fillers include a numbing agent, and we can add topical numbing cream if you'd like extra comfort.
Is there downtime?
Downtime is minimal for most people. You might see some swelling or bruising at the injection sites for a few days, but most patients go right back to their routine.
How soon will I see results?
Volume shows up right away, though any swelling needs a few days to fully settle. Give it about a week or two to judge your final results.
What side effects should I expect?
Swelling, redness, and mild bruising are the most common, and they typically fade within a few days. Occasionally a small lump or unevenness shows up, which we can usually smooth out at a follow-up.
Can filler be reversed if I don't like the results?
Hyaluronic acid fillers like JUVÉDERM and Restylane can be dissolved with an enzyme if needed. That's one reason they're a comfortable starting point if you're new to filler.
How do you decide how much filler I need?
It comes down to your anatomy and the look you want. We typically start conservative and build from there, since it's easier to add more than to take it back out.








