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Dermal fillers are $629 per syringe at Eternal MedSpa in Sarasota and Venice, Florida. One syringe is often used for a conservative lip refresh. A filler visit takes about 30 minutes, sometimes up to 45. Juvéderm, Restylane, RHA and Radiesse are used for lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, hands and facial balancing. Antje Dangel, PA-C, and Jennifer Demers, PA-C, inject under Medical Director Reuben W. Holland III, MD, FACEP. Volume may show immediately; results settle in about 7 to 14 days.

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Walk-ins welcome when a provider is available; booking preferred.

Syringe price as published September 2026 and subject to change.

How dermal filler pricing works. Priced by the syringe.

Your total is the syringe price times the number your provider recommends. More filler is not automatically better.

Typical syringes

  • Subtle1Often a conservative lip refresh or introductory plan.
  • One area1–2Common for lips, cheeks, chin or folds.
  • Balancing2–4May suit multiple areas that need support or volume.
  • Staged2+ visitsSome plans are safer over multiple visits.

Product and price first

You get the product, the syringe count and the price before treatment.

Sealed, single-guest product

Opened in the room on request, never shared or saved for a later visit, with a new needle or cannula every time.

Four questions to ask any injector: Can I see the packaging? Is this syringe only for me? Will leftover product be discarded? Which product is this and why?

Real results, shown with permission.

Before: a guest's lips, close-up, before lip filler
After: the same guest's lips, close-up, after lip filler
Dermal filler, lips Same-day photos. Treated by Jennifer Demers, PA-C.
Before: the back of a guest's hand, before hand filler
After: the back of the same guest's hand, after hand filler
Dermal filler, hands Same-day photos. Treated by Antje Dangel, PA-C.
Before: a guest's lips, front view, before lip filler
After: the same guest's lips, front view, after lip filler
Dermal filler, lips Treated by Antje Dangel, PA-C.

Photos are cropped, resized, corrected for color and lighting, and in some cases enlarged, the same way in both images. Nothing is retouched. Individual results vary.

Where dermal filler works.

Lips

Shape, hydration, border and subtle volume.

Cheeks

Can restore support and contour when volume loss or flattening is present.

Chin and jawline

Chin projection, lower-face proportion and jaw definition for the right candidate. Not every jawline concern needs filler.

Smile and marionette lines

Direct filler, cheek support or a wrinkle relaxer, depending on depth, movement and cause.

Temples

Hollowing that changes the frame of the face. Needs careful assessment.

Under eyes

We are conservative here. Hollows, puffiness, pigment and cheek support all play a part. It starts with a consult.

Hands

Hyperdiluted Radiesse for the backs of the hands, after an assessment.

Skin quality

Some fillers are placed in tiny amounts in the skin for smoothness and hydration rather than volume.

Facial balancing

Proportion across the whole face, rather than one feature overdone.

Not for movement lines

Frown lines, forehead lines and crow's feet are wrinkle relaxer questions. See wrinkle relaxers

Four filler families. One price per syringe.

Your provider chooses by area, movement and tissue.

Juvéderm

A hyaluronic acid family commonly used for lips, cheeks, contouring, folds and facial balancing.

Restylane

A versatile hyaluronic acid family often selected for lips, facial balancing, volume and contour.

RHA

A resilient hyaluronic acid line designed for areas of facial movement and natural-looking expression.

Radiesse

Calcium hydroxylapatite for structure, contour and collagen-supporting biostimulation in appropriate candidates; not dissolved the same way as HA filler.

Who gives the injection

PA-C providers. Honest advice.

Physician-supervised care under Medical Director Reuben W. Holland III, MD, FACEP.

Antje Dangel, PA-C

Co-Founder · Clinical Director · Master Injector

Consultation-first planning, wrinkle relaxers, filler, PRP, IV therapy, wellness injections, and full-face injectable strategy.

Choose Antje when you book.

What a dermal filler visit is like.

  1. Assessment

    We review anatomy, movement, skin, prior filler and goals.

  2. Plan

    Your provider picks the product, amount, placement and needle or cannula.

  3. Treatment

    We use strong numbing to keep you comfortable. It may look fuller at first.

  4. Settling

    Results are typically judged around 7 to 14 days.

Event coming up? Book new filler four or more weeks ahead; lip filler, four to six.

Text a timing question

Before you book dermal filler.

What dermal filler is

Injectable products that restore volume and refine contour.

Dermal fillers are injectable products used to add or restore volume, refine contour, soften selected folds and support facial balance. Juvéderm, Restylane and RHA are hyaluronic acid fillers. Radiesse is calcium hydroxylapatite-based and may support collagen in appropriate candidates. Filler does not relax muscles, tighten significantly loose skin or replace surgery. The goal is not obvious filler; it is balanced proportion.

Dermal filler candidacy and risks

History first. Serious problems are rare.

Good candidates

Guests seeking subtle lip enhancement, volume restoration or facial balancing may be candidates.

Tell your provider

Prior filler and which product, dissolving, dental work coming up, cold sores, medications, supplements, allergies, pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Sometimes no is safer

Significantly loose skin, active infection, certain medical histories, unrealistic goals or a concern better treated with skin work or surgery.

Common effects

Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, firmness or unevenness can occur while filler settles. Swelling may peak on days 1 to 3, especially after lip filler.

Rare serious effects

Vascular compromise and other complications require prompt recognition and response. This is one reason provider experience matters. Dissolving (hyaluronidase) is available at both clinics.

What it cannot do

Filler cannot replace a facelift or eyelid surgery, tighten significantly loose skin, erase every line or promise symmetry.

Pregnancy

We do not treat guests who are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding.

Aftercare

Avoid touching, pressing or massaging the area unless told.

Your provider gives you instructions specific to your treatment. General aftercare often includes avoiding strenuous exercise, saunas, hot yoga and heavy sweating for a short period; avoiding alcohol and unnecessary blood-thinning supplements when advised; avoiding dental work, vaccines or major procedures near treatment when timing is not appropriate; and using cold compresses only as directed, without excessive pressure.

Call promptly if something feels wrong

Severe pain, blanching, unusual skin color changes, increasing swelling, signs of infection, vision symptoms or anything concerning should be reported immediately: call 941-216-5221. With vision symptoms, rapidly increasing swelling or signs of vascular compromise, seek urgent evaluation. For medical emergencies, call 911. Text 941-337-8461 with any other question.

Sarasota · Venice

Two clinics, one team. Sarasota and Venice.

One number for both clinics: call 941-216-5221 or text 941-337-8461.

Eternal MedSpa Sarasota

4049 Clark Road, Sarasota, FL 34233

Eternal MedSpa Venice

555 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 110, Venice, FL 34285

Antje and Jenn see guests in Venice every week. Book online for current times.

Serving Sarasota, Venice, Osprey, Nokomis, Siesta Key, Palmer Ranch, Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, North Port and Englewood.

Dermal filler FAQ

Dermal filler questions, answered.

How much do dermal fillers and lip filler cost?

Dermal filler, including lip filler, is $629 per syringe at Eternal MedSpa in Sarasota and Venice. The price is subject to change, and you get the product, the syringe count and the price before treatment. New guests get $50 off when their eligible treatments total $150 or more, one per guest.

How many filler syringes will I need?

One syringe of dermal filler is often used for a conservative lip refresh, a small area or an introductory plan. One or two syringes are common for a single area, and two to four may be appropriate when several areas need support; some plans are safer over multiple visits. We will not overfill just because someone asks for more.

Which fillers do you use?

Eternal MedSpa uses Juvéderm (including SkinVive), Restylane, RHA and Radiesse. Your provider picks the family by area, movement and how the result should feel, and tells you why.

How long does dermal filler last?

How long dermal filler lasts varies by product, treatment area, metabolism, dose, lifestyle and individual response; some fillers last several months, while others may last longer. Immediate volume may be visible, but settled results are usually judged at 7 to 14 days.

Can dermal filler be dissolved?

Many hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, including many Juvéderm, Restylane and RHA products, may be dissolved with hyaluronidase when clinically appropriate, at both clinics. Dissolving is not always instant, predictable or one-and-done; some cases require staged correction. Radiesse is not dissolved the same way as HA filler.

Does dermal filler hurt, and what are the risks and downtime?

For dermal filler, we use strong numbing to keep you comfortable. Filler can cause swelling, bruising, tenderness, firmness and temporary asymmetry; swelling may peak on days 1 to 3, especially after lip filler, and often begins to settle on days 4 to 7. Rare but serious complications can occur, including vascular compromise, which is why experienced provider assessment and prompt follow-up matter.

When should I get filler before an event?

Book new dermal filler four or more weeks before an event, and lip filler four to six weeks before, because lips can swell and shift during healing. If the date is close, text us first.

Can dermal filler improve skin quality?

Dermal filler can, in some cases, improve the appearance of skin quality. Some fillers are placed in tiny amounts in the skin for smoothness and hydration rather than volume. Your provider chooses the product after looking at your skin, and sometimes skin work is the better first step.

Can I get filler while pregnant or breastfeeding?

No. We do not treat guests who are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding.

Who does dermal filler at Eternal MedSpa?

Antje Dangel, PA-C, and Jennifer Demers, PA-C, perform dermal filler at Eternal MedSpa. They work under Medical Director Reuben W. Holland III, MD, FACEP.

Can I get dermal filler in Venice, FL?

Yes. Dermal filler is offered at Eternal MedSpa Venice, 555 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 110, Venice, FL 34285. Antje Dangel, PA-C and Jennifer Demers, PA-C see guests in Venice every week; book online for current times. The price is the same at both clinics.

Can I walk in for dermal filler, or should I book?

A filler visit takes about 30 minutes, sometimes up to 45. Booking ahead is preferred. Walk-ins are welcome when a provider is available, and reserving online holds your time; if we cannot see you right away, we will help you book a time. You can also call 941-216-5221 or text 941-337-8461.

Recommendations depend on anatomy, goals, history, prior filler, timing and provider judgment. Results vary.

Ask a provider first. No pressure.

Consultations are complimentary. Tell us what you are considering, and a member of our team will reach out soon by call, text or email.

Still deciding? Try the Eternal Plan Builder.

Please give 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. Cancellation policy