As we age, we suffer from the development of fine lines, wrinkles, and volume loss because our body stops producing essential proteins like hyaluronic acid and collagen. Dermal fillers can help fill in these gaps by injecting proteins to increase volume and induce your body’s natural responses for sculpted results.

Fillers are generally safe for use with the most common side effects being slight redness or swelling around treatment sites. It’s important to seek out treatment from an expertly trained injector to ensure that your treatment is safe and effective. Wild Moon Collective Med Spa boasts some of the most talented Aesthetic Nurse Injectors in the state of Illinois.

Fillers can be used on areas throughout your face and body! Popular areas include:

• lips

• tear troughs

• forehead

• elevens

• cheeks

• nasolabial folds

• neck lines

• jaw

• chest

• hands

• cellulite

• booty

• and more!

The longevity of the filler depends on the type you choose, the area being injected, as well as how your body metabolizes HA fillers. Most patients enjoy their filler results for 6-12 months while some experience results that last 1-2 years.

While we do have our favorites, some fillers are just better suited for different areas of the face and body. It’s always important to consult with your aesthetic injector to ensure you are getting the perfect filler for your beauty goals.

There are no permanent fillers, but there are some fillers that can last well over a year!

Facial fillers can safely be used in several areas, including the cheeks, lips, nasolabial folds (smile lines), and jawline. The key is having a skilled provider who understands facial anatomy and can ensure natural, beautiful results. We prioritize safety and satisfaction in every treatment, so you’re in good hands with us.

There’s no perfect age for fillers—it all depends on your goals. Some clients start in their 20s or 30s to enhance features, while others begin in their 40s or beyond to restore volume lost with age.

Recovery from face fillers is typically quick, with most clients resuming normal activities immediately. Some minor swelling, redness, or bruising may occur, but these side effects usually resolve within a few days.