Our practice is committed to using only FDA-approved products for lip augmentation, including top-tier brands such as JUVEDERM ULTRA, JUVEDERM VOLBELLA, Restylane Kysse, Restylane Refyne, Revanesse Lips+, RHA II, and RHA III. The ideal product for you hinges on your personal preference for a bold, voluminous result or a gentle, understated enhancement.

We're more than willing to share photos of our past patients to illustrate the different outcomes. Upon determining your aesthetic goals, we will carefully select the most suitable product, as well as determine the necessary volume and number of treatments required to achieve your desired look.

Many of our patients prefer the delicate enhancement that 1/2ml lip filler provides. If this is you, our "Petite Lip" package may be a perfect fit. Set up a consult with one of our expert injections to discuss the best treatment for your lips.

Our practice focuses on natural-looking results. We will happily refer out patients who prefer a "ducky" look. We also offer dissolving and corrective treatments for patients who find their lips looking overdone.

We begin every appointment with a thorough consultation so that we fully understand your desires. Your desired results will directly dictate the filler-product, volume, and technique we use. We offer all our patients the ability to dissolve their dermal filler for free if they are not satisfied with their results.

Fortunately, most hyaluronic acid filler products are dissolvable, including Restylane, JUVEDERM, VOLBELLA, Versa, and RHA products. These are all injectable products made using hyaluronic acid, which we use hyaluronidase to dissolve. If you need us to fix the outcome of another practice, we will need to know what product they used.

Some new patients come to us with previously injected filler that has either migrated or ended up lumpy, asymmetric, or too "ducky". 2-4 weeks after dissolving the area, we can refill it properly. Having your lips dissolved is not a fun experience and is one of many reasons for you to choose the right injector the first time.

When administered by a qualified professional, lip fillers are generally safe. However, like any medical procedure, they do carry some risks, including swelling, bruising, and, rarely, more serious complications. Always ensure you consult with a trusted practitioner near you in Orlando.

Lip filler can be painful if your injector is rushed, uses a large gauge needle, or doesn't numb you properly. Our patients travel to Nectar Aesthetics for both comfort and results. As a result, most of the discomfort our patients experience is from anxiety, not from pain.

We use tiny 30 and 31 gauge needles (about as thick as a dozen human hairs). We even have our medical assistant provide distraction by tapping your leg during your treatment. Orlando, Winter Park, Windermere and Maitland patients come expecting gentle hands & empathetic aesthetic injectors.

At Nectar Aesthetics, we price our lip filler services based on the desired outcome rather than the number of syringes used. We offer three result categories: Petite, Just Right, and VaVaVoom. This approach allows us to select the best product for your lips and ensures you achieve the look you want.

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Our Petite Lip package, ideal for a subtle touch-up, starts at $475 for members. Most patients find the Just Right Lip Filler treatment, priced at $765 for members, to be the perfect fit.

Dermal filler metabolizes at different speeds for different people. This metabolism is determined by genetic factors and movement. On average, we see our patients back at 6-9 months to maintain their results.

The FDA released a warning against using hyaluron pen needleless treatments because of cases of serious injuries and permanent harm to patients.

We do not offer hyaluron pen treatments at our office because of the very high risk of occlusion, skin necrosis, and lumpy outcomes. Instead, we use the precision of needle treatments with FDA approved products that have been specifically formulated for lips. Although needle-free, hyaluron pen treatments can be highly painful. This is due to the use of high-impact jet propulsion as the method of delivery, resulting in a lack of precision and an increased risk of injury. There have been cases of cracked and broken teeth from the impact of hyaluron pen devices during treatment.

A botox lip flip is the relaxation of the sphincter-like muscle that runs around your lip. These treatments are only effective if your lip curls under when you smile. Otherwise, they will not add volume and you will get your best results with dermal filler augmentation. Botox lip flip results are not permanent. You can expect results to last 4-6 weeks. For longer lasting, more noticeable results, we recommend dermal filler treatments. Please keep in mind we have a 20 UNIT MINIMUM for botox services, so they should be paired with other toxin treatments.

Most lip fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in your body that attracts and binds water molecules, helping to plump and literally hydrate your lips. 

Avoid the following for the 2 weeks before your treatment: Fish oil, ibuprofen, aspirin, dental work, immunization, and illness. To limit swelling/bruising, avoid alcohol and strenuous exercise for 2 days before and after your treatment. 

Our lip filler patients come from Altamonte Springs, Winter Park,  Oviedo, Maitland, Winter Springs, Kissimmee, and Windermere because we specialize in lip filler. Your best results are worth it. Just type "best lip filler near me" into your map and start driving!

Our Orlando med spa is coming soon to 361 N Rosalind Ave, Orlando, FL 32801. Nectar will be located in the 1st floor of the Radius apartment building, and only 200 yard walk from Lake Eola.

We price lip filler based on desired results, rather than on a per syringe basis. Our Petite Lip Filler package is suitable for someone who only wants a half syringe of filler, and starts at $475 for Nectar Aesthetics Members. 

Common side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, and redness at the injection site. More serious complications, though rare, can include infection, lumps, or an allergic reaction.