Facial Volume & Contour Support Dermal Fillers Price Guide Singapore

Dermal Fillers

Facial enhancements, Treat Acne Scars, Nose Fillers, Chin Fillers & Eye Fillers

Cost, Safety, Results and Downtime

Dermal Fillers
Medically reviewed by Dr Vijay Sampath, M.B.B.S, M.S (Gen Surg), DNB (Gen Surg), MRCS (Edinburgh) Last updated: April 2026
Dermal Fillers

What Are Dermal Fillers?

Dermal fillers are doctor-administered injectable treatments commonly used to restore facial volume, support contours, and soften selected lines. On this page, the focus is on hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, which are often chosen for areas such as the cheeks, chin, lips, jawline, and under-eyes.

Dermal fillers may be considered for:

  • Volume loss in hollow or sunken areas
  • Facial contouring such as the cheeks, chin, jawline, or lips
  • Selected lines and folds where soft-tissue support is one treatment goal
  • Facial balance in selected cases

Suitability depends on facial proportions, treatment goals, anatomy, and product selection.

At a Glance

Dermal Fillers at a Glance

Treatment Focus

Volume loss, facial contouring, selected lines, and structure support in areas such as cheeks, chin, lips, jawline, and under-eyes.

Downtime

Usually limited, though temporary swelling, bruising, or tenderness may occur.

Session Planning

Often performed as a single session, with review depending on area treated and filler longevity.

Doctor Review

Suitability depends on facial proportions, treatment goals, anatomy, and product selection.

Quick Facts

How Do Dermal Fillers Work?

Most dermal fillers used for facial enhancement are based on hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the skin. Hyaluronic acid is commonly associated with hydration and soft-tissue support.

When dermal fillers are placed into selected treatment areas, they help support volume, contour, and structure. Face fillers are commonly considered for:

  • hollow or sunken areas
  • facial definition
  • selected lines or folds

Hyaluronic acid fillers also attract and retain water, which can help the treated area look fuller over time. The exact effect depends on the product used, the area treated, and the amount placed.

At Bio Aesthetic Laser Clinic Singapore, dermal filler treatment is planned according to facial proportions, treatment goals, and doctor assessment.

Benefits of Dermal Fillers

  • Supports facial contouring in areas such as the lips, chin, and nose
  • Non-permanent enhancement, with reversibility possible for selected hyaluronic acid fillers
  • Restores volume in hollow or depressed areas
  • May improve selected acne scars, lines, and wrinkles depending on the area and treatment plan
  • Can be combined with other doctor-led treatments in selected cases

Procedure Details

  • Doctor assessment based on facial proportions, treatment goals, and suitability
  • Dermal filler treatment is often completed in about 30 minutes, depending on the area treated
  • Downtime is usually limited, though temporary swelling or bruising may occur
For What Purpose

Recommended Skin Type for Face Fillers

Dermal fillers are commonly considered for patients with volume loss, selected facial lines, and areas that may benefit from soft-tissue support. They are often used as a non-surgical option for facial rejuvenation and contour enhancement.

Dermal fillers for facial wrinkles

Facial Wrinkles

May be considered for selected facial lines and folds where soft-tissue support is one treatment goal.

Dermal fillers for ageing skin

Ageing Skin

Often discussed for patients who want facial support and a fresher-looking appearance without surgery.

Dermal fillers for volume loss

Volume Loss

Commonly considered for hollow or sunken areas that may benefit from restored facial volume.

Face fillers are a non-surgical treatment commonly used to support volume, contour, and facial balance in selected areas.

Dermal Filler Treatment Details

Treatment Time About 30 minutes
Longevity 6 to 12 months
Review Timing Consult Doctor
Downtime Usually limited
Price Contact us

Treatment planning depends on the area treated, the product selected, and the facial proportions being addressed. A review is useful to assess longevity and future touch-up timing.

Dermal Fillers in Singapore

Dermal fillers are commonly used to support facial volume, contour, and soft-tissue balance in areas affected by volume loss or reduced definition.

Common treatment areas include the lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, and selected facial folds. They are often chosen by patients who want a non-surgical option for facial enhancement while maintaining natural-looking proportions.

Suitability, product choice, and placement should always be guided by doctor assessment and facial anatomy.

Benefits

Where can I inject Dermal Fillers?

Common Treatment Areas for Dermal Fillers

CheeksUnder-Eye / Tear TroughLipsChinJawlineNasolabial Folds

Cheek Fillers

Cheek fillers are commonly considered for volume loss, flatter cheek contours, or reduced mid-face support. They are often used to support facial proportions and a more lifted-looking mid-face in selected cases.

Dermal fillers for cheeks
Commonly Considered For: Cheeks
  • mid-face volume support
  • facial contour enhancement
  • selected age-related volume loss
  • often lasts about 6 to 12 months, depending on product and area

Under-Eye / Tear Trough Fillers

Under-eye filler, also known as tear trough filler, is commonly considered for hollowing beneath the eyes where volume support may help soften a tired-looking appearance in selected patients.

Dermal fillers for under-eye and tear trough area
Commonly Considered For: Under-Eye Area
  • selected under-eye hollowing
  • tired-looking eye area
  • soft tissue support in suitable anatomy
  • doctor assessment is especially important for this area

Lip Fillers

Lip fillers are commonly considered for patients who want more lip volume, definition, or shape support. Treatment is usually planned according to lip proportions and the look being targeted.

Dermal fillers for lips
Commonly Considered For: Lips
  • lip volume support
  • lip border and shape definition
  • selected asymmetry concerns
  • often lasts about 6 to 12 months

Chin Fillers

Chin fillers are commonly used to support chin projection, improve lower-face proportions, and enhance profile balance in selected patients.

Dermal fillers for chin
Commonly Considered For: Chin
  • chin projection support
  • facial balance and profile enhancement
  • selected lower-face definition
  • longevity depends on product and placement

Jawline Fillers

Jawline fillers are commonly considered for lower-face contour support and a more defined jawline outline in selected cases.

Dermal fillers for jawline
Commonly Considered For: Jawline
  • jawline contour support
  • lower-face definition
  • selected structural enhancement
  • often chosen for non-surgical contouring

Nasolabial Fold Fillers

Dermal fillers may be considered for selected nasolabial folds where soft-tissue support is one of the treatment goals. Treatment planning depends on facial anatomy and whether direct or indirect support is more appropriate.

Dermal fillers for nasolabial folds
Commonly Considered For: Nasolabial Folds
  • selected smile-line concerns
  • soft tissue support in the lower face
  • often planned with facial-balance assessment
  • product choice depends on the treatment approach

Pricing Guide

Dermal Fillers Cost and Price Singapore

Typically, dermal filler pricing in Singapore may start from about S$600 to S$1,200, depending on the area treated, the amount required, and the product selected.In line with healthcare advertising requirements in Singapore, exact dermal filler pricing cannot be publicly displayed.

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We believe in personalised care, so each filler plan is tailored rather than one-size-fits-all. Factors that may influence pricing include the number of areas treated, the type of filler selected, and the treatment goals being addressed.

All filler treatments are carried out by licensed doctors in a registered clinic.

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Compare & Further Information

Compare the Different Types of Dermal Fillers

Different dermal fillers have different properties, longevity, and treatment uses. Hyaluronic acid fillers are commonly chosen when reversibility and flexibility are important, while calcium hydroxyapatite and polycaprolactone fillers may be considered for selected patients seeking firmer structural support or longer-lasting results. The most suitable filler type still depends on the treatment area, facial anatomy, and doctor assessment.
Type Hyaluronic Acid Fillers Calcium Hydroxyapatite Fillers Polycaprolactone Fillers
Product Example Hyaluronic acid cheek fillers Calcium hydroxyapatite dermal fillers Polycaprolactone semi-permanent fillers
Category Dissolvable hyaluronic acid fillers Semi-permanent fillers (non-dissolvable) Semi-permanent fillers (non-dissolvable)
Longevity 3 – 18 months 9 – 18 months 1 – 2 years
Reversible Yes No No
Price Price cannot be publicly displayed Price cannot be publicly displayed Price cannot be publicly displayed
Key Benefits Easily reversible if adjustment is needed Stimulates collagen and provides stronger lift Longest-lasting option with strong lifting effect
Onset of Results Immediate Immediate Immediate
Additional Information

Why HA Fillers Are Commonly Chosen

When it comes to face fillers, hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers are commonly chosen because they are versatile, widely used, and reversible in selected cases.

  • Reversible treatment for selected HA fillers if adjustment is needed
  • Volume and hydration support in hollow or depressed areas
  • Suitable for multiple facial areas such as the lips, cheeks, chin, and jawline
  • Commonly chosen for flexibility when treatment plans need to be individualised

Compared with semi-permanent fillers, HA fillers usually do not last as long, but this shorter longevity is also one reason some patients prefer them, especially when they want more flexibility in future treatment planning.

hyaluronic acid ha dermal filler vs semi permanent filler

Dermal Fillers Side Effects

Dermal filler treatment is generally associated with minimal downtime in many cases, but side effects can still vary depending on the product used, the treatment area, the injection technique, and individual response.

  • Mild swelling, redness, or tenderness at the treated area
  • Bruising or small injection marks
  • A temporary feeling of firmness, fullness, or unevenness as the filler settles
  • Short-term puffiness in areas where the skin is thinner or more sensitive
  • Temporary sensitivity when touching or pressing the treated area

Most of these effects are temporary and usually improve as the area settles over the following days. Less common but more significant complications can also occur, which is why treatment planning, injection technique, and post-treatment advice should be guided by the doctor.

Dermal Fillers Aftercare Guide

After dermal filler treatment, simple aftercare is usually advised to help the area settle well and to reduce unnecessary irritation.

  • Avoid rubbing, pressing, or massaging the treated area unless specifically advised
  • Avoid strenuous exercise, excessive heat exposure, and saunas for the first 24 hours
  • Keep the treated area clean and avoid unnecessary touching
  • Use gentle skincare and avoid irritating active products if the area feels sensitive
  • Seek prompt review if swelling, pain, or colour change seems unusual or progressively worsens

Mild swelling or bruising can still occur even with careful aftercare, and the treated area may take several days to settle properly. Specific instructions can vary depending on the area treated and the type of filler used, so doctor guidance remains important.

Further Details

How to Choose the Right Type of Dermal Filler

The most suitable dermal filler depends on the treatment area, facial anatomy, skin thickness, and whether the goal is soft volume, contour support, or stronger structural definition.

  • Softer fillers may be considered for subtle shaping or movement, such as selected lip or under-eye concerns.
  • Medium-support fillers may be chosen for areas such as the cheeks or selected folds.
  • Firmer fillers may be used for areas needing more structure, such as the chin, jawline, or nose.
  • Longevity and reversibility may also influence the treatment plan.

A personalised assessment helps determine the more appropriate filler type and injection plan for your facial proportions and treatment goals.

How does dermal face filler work
Comparison Point Soft Fillers Medium Fillers Firm Fillers
Best For Lips, selected fine lines Cheeks, selected smile lines Chin, jawline, nose
Consistency Soft and flexible Balanced support Denser structural support
Duration About 6 to 9 months About 9 to 12 months Up to about 12 to 18 months
Typical Placement More superficial placement in selected areas Mid to deeper placement depending on the area Deeper structural placement in selected areas
Reversible Selected hyaluronic acid fillers can be reversed Selected hyaluronic acid fillers can be reversed Selected hyaluronic acid fillers can be reversed
Doctor Assessment Always required Always required Always required

Am I suitable for Face Fillers?

Who Are Face Fillers For?

  • Patients seeking contour support for the lips, chin, jawline, or nose
  • Patients with hollow or depressed facial areas
  • Patients looking to support volume loss or selected lines and folds

What Kind of Results Can I Expect?

Some swelling, bruising, redness, or tenderness may occur after treatment and usually settles over several days.

Results are often visible soon after treatment, with review timing guided by the doctor.

Can I Use Medisave for Face Fillers?

Face fillers are generally treated as an aesthetic treatment rather than a Medisave-claimable procedure.

FAQ

FAQ for Dermal Fillers

Yes, it can be administered in the underarms to temporarily reduce excessive sweating by blocking nerve signals to sweat glands.

This treatment is typically not recommended for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have certain neurological conditions. Suitability should always be assessed during a medical consultation. You can book a consultation or learn more about candidacy here.

Botulinum toxin is a prescription-only medical procedure in Singapore. Due to healthcare regulations, treatment pricing must be discussed in-person during a doctor’s consultation.

Yes. Doctors may use botulinum toxin to treat neck lines (platysmal bands) or for trapezius slimming, based on your anatomy and goals. For a deeper understanding of advanced botulinum toxin applications, refer to our full guide.

There’s little to no downtime for most individuals. It’s generally advised to avoid strenuous activity and rubbing the treated area for the first 24 hours.

Yes. Botulinum toxin may be injected into the masseter muscles to reduce muscle tension from clenching or grinding. You can learn more about jaw slimming and medical use of botulinum toxin in our main guide.

Men generally have stronger facial muscles, so they may require higher dosages than women in areas like the forehead or masseter muscles.

Unit requirements vary by facial area and individual muscle strength. For instance, forehead lines might require 10–20 units, while jaw slimming may need 25–50 units per side.

Botulinum toxin is commonly used to relax specific facial or body muscles. In aesthetic treatments, it may help reduce wrinkles, contour the jawline, or address concerns like sweating or teeth grinding. You can read the full guide to botulinum toxin treatments in Singapore to learn more about its use and safety.

Most people begin to see changes in 3 to 7 days, with full effect in about 2 weeks. This may vary depending on the area treated and individual response.

Botulinum toxin treatments are generally not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

If you are pregnant, planning to conceive, or nursing, it’s important to discuss your medical history with a qualified doctor before considering any treatment. A personalised consultation is necessary to determine suitability.

 

Botulinum toxin is generally not recommended for individuals under 18 years old. Any treatment for minors would require a full medical consultation, parental consent, and clinical justification. A qualified doctor will assess suitability based on medical need and age-related factors.

 

Near You

Dermal Fillers Near You

Orchard Clinic

Bio Aesthetic Laser Clinic Orchard

390 Orchard Road, #03-01
Palais Renaissance, Singapore 238871

Tampines Clinic

Bio Aesthetic Laser Clinic Tampines

300 Tampines Avenue 5, #04-05
Income @ Tampines Junction, Singapore 529653

Consult Our Doctors

Consult our Doctors for Dermal Fillers

Dr Jolenda Ang

Dr Jolenda Ang

Aesthetic Doctor
MBBChir (Cambridge University, United Kingdom), MRCS (England), FRCOphthal Part A and 2A (England), US Board Certified Aesthetic Physician (American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine), Postgraduate Certification with Distinction in Aesthetic Medicine (Queen Mary University of London)
Dr Daniel Khaw

Dr Daniel Khaw

Aesthetic Doctor
M.B.B.S (Australia), MRC PSYCH (U.K.), Bachelor of Biomedical Science, Certificate in Aesthetic Medicine (American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine)
Dr Vijay Sampath

Dr Vijay Sampath

Aesthetic Doctor
M.B.B.S, M.S (Gen Surg), DNB (Gen Surg), MRCS (Edinburgh), Royal College of Surgeons – Edinburgh (MRCSEd)

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