Medical Aesthetics
Dermal Fillers in Vancouver, WA
Which fillers do you use?
Restore. Support. Refine.
Dermal filler isn't simply about adding volume. Used thoughtfully, it can replace some of the structural support we lose with age, soften transitions, improve proportion, and restore balance to the face.
Sometimes that means replacing volume. Sometimes it means supporting a cheek, refining a lip, or improving the relationship between the chin and the rest of the face. The goal isn't to make something bigger. It's to understand what has changed—or what feels out of balance—and treat it intentionally.
- Cheek volume loss
- Under-eye hollows
- Nasolabial folds
- Lip definition and balance
- Chin and jawline contour
- Temple hollowing
Our approach
Dermal Fillers at Storm Wellness Northwest
You should still look like you.
Filler has developed a reputation for changing faces. That's not how we approach it.
At Storm Wellness Northwest, dermal filler treatments are performed by Renee Storm, APRN, and Vincent Smith, DNP. We approach filler from a medical perspective, with careful attention to facial anatomy, proportion, movement, and how the face changes over time.
Filler is a tool, not a treatment plan. We start by understanding what you're noticing, looking at your face as a whole, and deciding what—if anything—would create a meaningful improvement.
Sometimes that means restoring lost structure. Sometimes it's refining proportion or creating subtle support. Sometimes the best approach is a treatment plan completed gradually. And sometimes our recommendation is not to use filler at all.
A good result shouldn't announce that you've had filler. Ideally, you simply look balanced, rested, and like yourself.
What to expect
Your filler visit
Every filler treatment begins with a consultation. We'll look at your face as a whole, talk about what you're noticing and what you hope to change, and decide whether filler is actually the right tool.
If we decide to treat, we'll choose the product and technique based on the area, your anatomy, and the result we're trying to achieve. Treatment typically takes 60-90 minutes. Most fillers contain lidocaine, and additional numbing may be used when appropriate.
You'll usually see a change immediately, but immediate isn't final. Swelling and bruising are common after filler, and the area may look or feel different as it settles. We generally assess the final result after about two weeks.
Pricing
Clear pricing. Treatment planned for you.
Dermal filler can be as simple as treating one area with a single syringe—or it can be part of a more comprehensive plan to restore balance and structure across the face.
For individual treatments, filler is priced by the syringe. Half-syringe treatments are available for lips only.
Lips
1/2 syringe
$399
Lips
Full syringe
$699
Radiesse
Per syringe
$799
Belotero
Per syringe
$699
Versa
Per syringe
$699
Not sure where to start?
I know I want dermal filler
Ready to book your dermal filler appointment?
Already receiving dermal filler or confident it's the right treatment? Schedule a treatment appointment. If we determine another approach would better meet your goals, we'll discuss your options before proceeding.
Dermal FillerI'm not sure what's right for me
Not sure what's right for you?
Not sure whether dermal filler, neurotoxin, laser therapy, PRF, or skincare is the best fit? We'll evaluate your concerns and create a personalized treatment plan. Any consultation fee is applied toward treatment if you decide to move forward.
Book a Facial Rejuvenation ConsultationComprehensive Facial Treatment
Treat the face, not the syringe.
Sometimes the best aesthetic result doesn't come from choosing a treatment. It comes from stepping back and looking at the whole face.
Comprehensive Facial Treatment begins with an in-depth assessment with Renee Storm, APRN, or Vincent Smith, DNP. Together, we'll talk about what you're noticing, what you'd like to change—or preserve—and what a realistic outcome looks like for you.
From there, we develop an individualized treatment plan based on your facial anatomy, proportions, movement, skin quality, and the changes that occur with aging. That plan may include dermal filler, neurotoxin, regenerative treatments, laser treatments, chemical peels, and professional skincare. When appropriate, we can also assess your current skincare routine and recommend prescription skincare as part of your overall plan. Often, the best approach combines several modalities—addressing not only facial structure and movement, but the health and quality of the skin itself.
The goal isn't to use every treatment available. It's to determine which treatments will actually make a meaningful difference and which ones you don't need.
Why we don't price comprehensive treatment by the syringe
When we're treating one specific concern, per-syringe filler pricing makes sense.
Comprehensive facial treatment is different.
Once we're considering several areas of the face—or combining filler with other treatment modalities—counting individual syringes can become an artificial way to define the treatment. It can also shift the conversation away from the result we're trying to achieve and toward how much product we're using.
Instead, after your assessment, we'll recommend a treatment plan and provide a comprehensive treatment price based on that plan.
That allows your provider to make thoughtful decisions throughout treatment without every additional fraction of a syringe becoming a new financial decision.
One plan doesn't necessarily mean one appointment
Comprehensive treatment doesn't mean doing everything at once.
In many cases, we prefer a phased approach. We may restore structural support first, allow filler to settle, address muscle movement with neurotoxin, improve skin quality with laser or peels, and reassess along the way.
Your plan may unfold over several visits and several months.
What does comprehensive treatment cost?
There isn't a standard package because there isn't a standard face.
After your consultation, we'll explain what we recommend, what is included in your plan, how we suggest sequencing treatment, and the total anticipated cost.
You'll know the financial commitment before you decide whether to proceed.
There is no obligation to complete a comprehensive plan, and we'll help you prioritize treatment if you'd prefer to work toward your goals gradually.
The goal isn't more treatment. It's the right treatment, in the right places, for the right reasons.
You don't need to know what to book.
That's our job. Come in with what you're noticing, what you'd like to improve or preserve, and your questions. We'll look at the whole picture and build a plan around you.
Book a Facial Rejuvenation ConsultationFrequently asked
Good questions.
What is Comprehensive Facial Treatment?+
Comprehensive Facial Treatment is for patients who want to look at the face as a whole rather than choose a treatment from a menu. We assess facial structure, proportion, movement, skin quality, and your goals, then develop a personalized plan. Depending on what we find, that may include filler, neurotoxin, laser treatments, regenerative treatments, chemical peels, professional or prescription skincare—or sometimes less treatment than you expected. Your plan may be completed in one visit or gradually over several months.
What do dermal fillers treat?+
Dermal fillers can be used to restore volume, provide structural support, soften deeper folds and transitions, and improve facial balance or proportion. Depending on your anatomy and goals, filler may be used in areas such as the cheeks, lips, chin, jawline, temples, nasolabial folds, and selected under-eye concerns.
But not every concern that can be treated with filler necessarily should be. We evaluate your face as a whole and recommend filler only when we believe it is the right tool for the result you're trying to achieve.
What fillers do you use?+
We use a carefully selected range of dermal fillers, including Radiesse®, Belotero®, Revanesse Versa®, and Revanesse Lips™. The best product depends on the area being treated, your anatomy, and the result you're hoping to achieve. During your consultation, we'll recommend the filler that best fits your goals.
How long do fillers last?+
How long a filler result lasts depends on the product used, where it is placed, the amount used, your anatomy, and your individual response to treatment. Hyaluronic acid fillers are often expected to provide visible results for roughly 6–18 months, although some patients may notice effects for longer.
Radiesse works somewhat differently. In addition to providing immediate structural support, it acts as a biostimulatory treatment, encouraging your body to produce its own collagen and elastin. The Radiesse product itself gradually breaks down over time, while some of the improvement associated with that new tissue may persist beyond the presence of the original filler.
Rather than choosing a filler based solely on which one “lasts the longest,” we select the product based on what we're treating and the result we're trying to create.
Will I look overfilled?+
That isn't our goal. We believe filler should restore balance, support facial structure, and enhance your natural features—not make you look like someone else.
Natural-looking results aren't simply about using less filler. They come from understanding facial anatomy, choosing the right product, placing it thoughtfully, and knowing when enough is enough.
Depending on your goals, we may recommend treating gradually over more than one visit rather than trying to accomplish everything at once. And if we don't believe additional filler will improve your result, we'll tell you.
The goal is for you to look like you—balanced, refreshed, and never defined by your filler.
How much filler will I need?+
There isn't a standard number of syringes that is right for everyone. The amount of filler we recommend depends on your anatomy, the area being treated, what we're trying to accomplish, and the degree of change you're hoping to see.
Sometimes one syringe is enough to achieve the goal. Other times, particularly when we're restoring structural changes that have occurred gradually over many years or treating multiple areas, a thoughtful plan may involve more than one syringe or treatment completed in stages.
We'll talk openly about priorities and cost before treatment. You don't have to accomplish everything in one visit. When appropriate, we can create a phased plan that allows us to build toward your goals gradually while keeping the result balanced and natural.
Does filler hurt?+
Filler treatment is generally well tolerated, but some areas are more sensitive than others. Most of the fillers we use contain lidocaine, a local anesthetic that gradually numbs the area as treatment progresses. We can also use topical or local numbing when appropriate.
You may feel a brief pinch with the injection, along with pressure or a pushing sensation as the filler is placed. More sensitive areas—particularly the lips—can be more uncomfortable.
We take our time, use techniques intended to improve comfort, and check in with you throughout treatment. Our goal isn't to pretend you'll feel nothing; it's to make the experience as comfortable as we reasonably can.
Is there downtime?+
Most patients can return to their usual activities after filler treatment, but some visible recovery should be expected. Swelling, tenderness, redness, and bruising are common, and the amount varies depending on the area treated, the product used, and the individual patient.
Swelling is often most noticeable during the first few days and can be more significant in certain areas, particularly the lips. While you'll see a change immediately, your immediate result is not your final result. Filler needs time to settle and swelling needs time to resolve before we evaluate the outcome.
If you have an important event coming up, we recommend scheduling your treatment with enough time to allow for healing rather than treating immediately beforehand. We'll review aftercare instructions and what to expect based on the specific area we're treating.
Can filler be dissolved?+
It depends on the filler. Hyaluronic acid fillers, including Belotero and Revanesse, can be treated with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. We often hear this described as “dissolving” filler, but that's an oversimplification. Hyaluronidase breaks down and modifies hyaluronic acid filler; it doesn't necessarily mean that every trace of previously injected filler is completely removed.
Radiesse is different. It is made from calcium hydroxylapatite and cannot be broken down with hyaluronidase in the same way. Radiesse can also be used for its biostimulatory effects, encouraging your own tissue to produce collagen and elastin. Once that biological response occurs, it isn't something we can simply reverse.
This is one reason product selection matters. Before treatment, we'll talk about what we're using, why we've chosen it, and what options exist if the result needs to be adjusted.
What are the risks of dermal filler?+
Swelling, tenderness and bruising are common after treatment and generally improve with time. Less common complications can include infection, prolonged swelling, nodules, asymmetry or other reactions.
A rare but serious complication can occur if filler enters or compresses a blood vessel, which can injure the surrounding tissue and, in extremely rare circumstances, affect vision. This is one reason anatomy, product selection, injection technique and knowing how to recognize and manage complications matter.
We'll review the risks, benefits and alternatives with you before treatment so you can make an informed decision.
Ready when you are