Natural-Looking Results
We aim for subtle, believable change, not a frozen or overdone look.
"Injectables" is not one treatment. It's a category, and each option serves a different purpose. Some treatments soften the lines that appear when your face moves, while others restore volume that can change over time.
At Eternity Wellness, we start with a real conversation about what you'd like to address, whether that's a stubborn crease, thinner lips, or facial areas that have lost volume or definition. From there, we recommend the injectable, or combination of injectables, that best fits your goals.
Depending on what you need, your treatment plan may include:
Every plan starts with a consultation, not a guess. We'll walk you through what each option does, what it costs, and what kind of result to expect before you commit to anything.
Most people don't wake up and decide they need an injectable treatment. It's usually something they begin to notice gradually, in photos, in the mirror, or as their features change over time.
Watch for signs like these:
One or two of these on their own might not mean much. If you've noticed a few changes you'd like to address, a consultation can help determine whether an injectable treatment makes sense for you and which option may best fit your goals.
Not every injectable does the same job, so the right option depends on what you're looking to address.
Neuromodulators work on lines caused by repeated muscle movement, while dermal fillers add volume to areas where fullness has changed over time.
Many patients combine more than one option. Neuromodulators and dermal fillers, for example, can be used together to address both expression lines and changes in facial volume. Your provider will walk you through the options that best fit your features, goals, and budget during your consultation.
For a closer look at your options, explore our pages on neuromodulators and dermal fillers.
| Treatment | Best For | How Long Results Last |
|---|---|---|
| Neuromodulators | Expression lines, such as forehead creases, the "11s" between your brows, and crow's feet | About three to four months |
| Dermal Fillers | Restoring volume in the lips, cheeks, jawline, or under the eyes | Six to 18 months, depending on the area |
| Neuromodulators | Best For: Expression lines, such as forehead creases, the "11s" between your brows, and crow's feet |
|---|---|
| Dermal Fillers | Best For: Restoring volume in the lips, cheeks, jawline, or under the eyes |
Here is what makes hormone care with us different.
We aim for subtle, believable change, not a frozen or overdone look.
Your plan is built around your face and your goals, not a standard package.
Every injection is planned and delivered by a licensed medical provider trained in facial anatomy.
Neuromodulators are injectable treatments used to temporarily soften expression lines caused by muscle movement. At Eternity Wellness, treatments are personalized to your facial features and goals for subtle, natural-looking results.
Dermal fillers are non-surgical injectable treatments designed to restore lost volume, enhance facial contours, and address areas such as the lips, cheeks, jawline, or under the eyes. Many fillers contain hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body.
PRF Natural Filler uses a concentrated component of your own blood to support natural-looking rejuvenation. It can be used to address areas such as the under-eyes and other areas where you want to improve the appearance of skin quality and fullness.
Neuromodulators temporarily limit muscle movement to soften expression lines caused by movements such as squinting or frowning. Dermal fillers add volume beneath the skin to restore fullness in areas like the lips, cheeks, or under the eyes. Many patients use both because they address different concerns.
It depends on the treatment. Neuromodulators typically last three to four months, while dermal fillers can last anywhere from six to 18 months depending on the area treated and the product used. Your provider can recommend the right option based on your goals.
Most patients describe a quick pinch rather than significant pain. A thin needle is used for the injections, and some fillers already contain a numbing agent. Your provider can also apply a topical numbing cream beforehand if you'd like additional comfort.
Most patients describe a quick pinch rather than significant pain. A thin needle is used for the injections, and some fillers already contain a numbing agent. Your provider can also apply a topical numbing cream beforehand if you'd like additional comfort.
Most people return to their normal routine the same day. You may notice mild redness, slight swelling, or a small amount of bruising at the injection site. These effects typically fade within a few days.
That's what your consultation is for. Your provider will consider your facial anatomy, discuss what you'd like to change, and recommend a treatment or combination of treatments that fits your goals and budget.
When performed by a trained medical provider, injectables are generally considered low-risk. Like any procedure, they can have risks, including bruising, swelling, or, rarely, more serious complications. Choosing an experienced injector and following your aftercare instructions can help support a safe treatment experience.
This depends on the treatment. Dermal fillers provide immediate volume, although the final appearance becomes clearer as initial swelling settles. Neuromodulators typically begin taking effect within a few days and reach their full effect within about two weeks.