Injectables
Dr. Falcone offers one of the broadest filler menus in the Philadelphia area, full Juvederm and Restylane product lines, Radiesse, Sculptra, Bellafill, RHA Collection, and Redensity, because different fillers are built from different materials with different jobs. Choosing among them isn’t about picking a brand; it’s about matching the filler’s material and behavior to your specific area and goal.
Filler Categories at a Glance
| Category | Fillers | How It Works | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid (HA) | Juvederm (Ultra, Ultra Plus, Volbella, Vollure, Voluma, Volux), Restylane (L, Lyft, Refyne, Defyne, Contour, Kysse), RHA Collection, Redensity | Adds volume directly; reversible with an enzyme if needed | 6–18 months, varies by product |
| Calcium hydroxylapatite | Radiesse (including hand rejuvenation) | Adds volume and stimulates the body’s own collagen production | 12+ months |
| Poly-L-lactic acid (collagen stimulator) | Sculptra | Gradually stimulates your own collagen rather than adding volume directly | Up to 2+ years, builds over a series of sessions |
| Polymethylmethacrylate (semi-permanent) | Bellafill | Immediate volume plus a collagen scaffold for long-term support | Up to 5 years |
Hyaluronic Acid Fillers: Juvederm & Restylane
The largest category, and the most versatile, HA fillers can be used for lips, cheeks, under-eye hollows, jawline definition, and fine lines, with results appearing immediately. Because they’re reversible with an enzyme (hyaluronidase) if you’re unhappy with results or need adjustment, they’re often a good starting point for patients new to fillers.
Radiesse: Volume Plus Collagen Stimulation
Radiesse adds immediate volume while also stimulating your body’s own collagen production over time, making it a strong option for moderate-to-severe folds and for hand rejuvenation, where volume loss reveals tendons and veins.
Sculptra: Gradual, Natural Collagen Building
Unlike HA fillers, Sculptra doesn’t add volume directly. It stimulates your body to build its own collagen gradually over a series of treatments. Pricing at The Falcone Center: 1 vial $850 · 2 vials $1,500 · 3 vials $2,100 · 6 vials $3,600 · 10 vials $4,950. Results build progressively and can last two years or more.
Bellafill: The Longest-Lasting Option
Bellafill combines immediate volume with a permanent collagen-stimulating scaffold, making it the longest-lasting filler Dr. Falcone offers, up to 5 years, for patients who want to minimize how often they need maintenance treatments.
How Dr. Falcone Chooses
With this many options, a one-size answer doesn’t exist. At consultation, Dr. Falcone evaluates your specific areas of concern, how much volume loss you have, how long you want results to last, and whether you want a reversible option, then builds a plan, often combining more than one filler type, or combining fillers with neuromodulators as part of broader facial balancing.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between Juvederm and Restylane?
Both are hyaluronic acid fillers with similar durability, but they’re formulated with different gel consistencies suited to different areas, Dr. Falcone will recommend the specific product within each line based on where you’re being treated.
Which filler lasts the longest?
Bellafill, at up to 5 years. Sculptra results can also last two years or more but build gradually rather than appearing immediately.
Can fillers be reversed?
Hyaluronic acid fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, RHA, Redensity) can be dissolved with an enzyme if needed. Sculptra, Radiesse, and Bellafill cannot be reversed the same way.
How much does Sculptra cost?
$850 for 1 vial up to $4,950 for 10 vials at The Falcone Center; most treatment plans use multiple vials across a series of sessions.
Schedule a Consultation
Every plan at The Falcone Center starts with Dr. Falcone herself, not a consultant. Book a consultation online or call the office to talk through your goals.