Walk into any med spa and ask about filler pricing. You’ll hear “per syringe” or “per area” pricing that makes comparison shopping nearly impossible. One place charges $500 per syringe. Another wants $1,200. Both claim they use “premium fillers.”
The confusion is intentional. When clinics don’t specify which filler they’re using or how much product you’re actually getting, you can’t make informed decisions about value.
Beyond Stem Cells prices transparently: $600-$800 per 1 ml depending on which specific filler product best suits your treatment needs. We’ll tell you upfront whether we’re using Juvederm Voluma, Volux, or RHA fillers (1, 2, 3, or 4) and explain exactly why that product makes sense for your situation.
Here’s what determines filler pricing, why different products cost different amounts, and what you’re actually getting for your investment.
Understanding Dermal Filler Pricing
Most dermal fillers come in 1 ml syringes. That’s the standard unit. When you hear “$700 per syringe,” that typically means $700 per 1 ml.
Why the price range from $600-$800 at Beyond Stem Cells comes down to which specific filler product we’re using. Not all fillers are created equal. Different formulations serve different purposes and carry different costs.
Basic hyaluronic acid fillers that work well for lips or fine lines sit at the lower end of the pricing spectrum. Advanced structural fillers engineered for deep tissue support and maximum longevity command higher prices.
The manufacturing process matters. Creating ultra-smooth filler for delicate areas like under-eyes requires more sophisticated processing than standard fillers. Cross-linking technology that extends filler longevity adds cost. Proprietary formulations developed through years of research cost more than generic versions.
Juvederm products from Allergan represent the premium end of the filler market. Allergan invested billions in research developing their Vycross technology—a proprietary cross-linking process that creates longer-lasting, more cohesive fillers.
Juvederm Voluma and Volux use this advanced technology. They cost more than basic fillers because they last longer (18-24 months versus 6-12 months) and provide better structural support for areas requiring volume and lift.
RHA fillers (Resilient Hyaluronic Acid) represent the newest generation of filler technology. Designed specifically to move naturally with facial expressions, RHA fillers use gentler processing that preserves the natural structure of hyaluronic acid molecules.
This preservation creates fillers that flex and adapt with your face rather than remaining rigid. The sophisticated manufacturing process puts RHA products at the premium pricing tier.
RHA comes in four formulations (RHA 1, 2, 3, and 4) with increasing thickness and structure. RHA 1 treats fine lines. RHA 4 provides cheek structure. Each formulation is optimized for specific treatment areas and depths.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, over 3.4 million dermal filler procedures were performed in 2020, making it one of the most popular minimally invasive cosmetic treatments in the United States.
What You Get for $600-$800 Per 1 ml
Your investment covers more than just the filler product itself.
Premium FDA-approved products from industry-leading manufacturers. Beyond Stem Cells uses only authentic Allergan and Revance products purchased directly from authorized distributors. No knockoffs, no gray-market imports, no questionable sources.
This matters more than most people realize. Counterfeit fillers exist and sometimes make their way into clinics cutting corners on costs. These fake products can cause serious complications. We never compromise on product authenticity.
Expert injection technique from practitioners who’ve performed thousands of filler treatments. The skill of your injector determines your results more than the specific product used.
Our team understands facial anatomy in detail—where blood vessels run, how fat compartments layer, which depths work for different products. This knowledge prevents complications and creates natural results.
Artistic assessment and planning before any injection happens. We don’t just fill where you point. We evaluate your entire face, assess symmetry and proportions, and recommend treatments that enhance your natural beauty harmoniously.
Sometimes this means talking you out of treatments you think you want but that wouldn’t actually look good on your face. We prioritize results you’ll love long-term over making a quick sale.
Sterile technique and safety protocols that meet medical standards. Proper cleaning, sterile needles and cannulas, infection prevention, and emergency preparedness. These aren’t optional extras—they’re fundamental requirements we never compromise on.
Post-treatment support including detailed aftercare instructions, 24/7 access for urgent concerns, and follow-up appointments to assess results and address any issues.
Touch-up policy varies by treatment but we stand behind our work. If you need minor adjustments within the first two weeks, we’ll address them. Our goal is your satisfaction, not just getting you through the appointment.
Different Fillers for Different Purposes
The reason we stock multiple filler types is simple: no single product works optimally for every facial area.
Juvederm Voluma is engineered specifically for cheek augmentation and mid-face volume restoration. The thick, cohesive gel provides structural support that lifts tissues and restores youthful cheek fullness.
Voluma sits at the higher end of our pricing range ($750-$800 per 1 ml) but lasts 18-24 months—longer than most other fillers. When you calculate cost per month of results, Voluma often provides better value than cheaper products requiring more frequent replacement.
We use Voluma for cheeks, temples, and anywhere requiring substantial structural support. The results are dramatic—restored cheek volume can take years off your appearance while improving nasolabial folds, under-eye hollows, and jowls through the lifting effect.
Juvederm Volux is the newest addition to the Voluma family, specifically designed for jawline definition and chin augmentation. Even more robust than Voluma, Volux provides the structural integrity needed to reshape and define the lower face.
Men particularly appreciate Volux for creating a more masculine, chiseled jawline. Women use it to sharpen jawline definition and minimize early jowling.
Volux pricing sits at $800 per 1 ml, reflecting its advanced formulation and the dramatic structural results it delivers.
RHA 1 treats fine lines and delicate areas. The ultra-smooth, soft gel integrates beautifully into thin skin without creating lumps or visible bumps.
We use RHA 1 for smile lines, fine wrinkles around the mouth, and subtle lip enhancement. The natural movement it allows means your face doesn’t look frozen or overfilled—it just looks smoother.
RHA 1 costs $650-$700 per 1 ml.
RHA 2 works for moderate lines and soft tissue augmentation. Slightly more robust than RHA 1 but still flexible and natural-moving.
Common uses include nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and lip enhancement where you want more volume than RHA 1 provides but still need natural movement.
Pricing runs $700-$750 per 1 ml.
RHA 3 provides more substantial correction for deeper folds and moderate volume loss. We use it for pronounced nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and areas requiring more support than RHA 2 offers.
The gel is thick enough to provide noticeable correction but still maintains the flexibility that characterizes the RHA line.
RHA 3 costs $750-$800 per 1 ml.
RHA 4 is the most robust RHA formulation, designed for significant volume restoration and structural support. Think of it as the RHA equivalent to Voluma—built for cheeks, mid-face, and areas needing substantial correction.
RHA 4 combines structural support with the natural movement that sets RHA apart from traditional fillers. For patients who want both volume and flexibility, RHA 4 delivers.
Pricing sits at $800 per 1 ml, reflecting its advanced formulation and versatility.
Many patients combine their dermal filler treatments with other aesthetic services for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.
How Much Filler You Actually Need
Understanding typical treatment requirements helps you budget realistically.
Lip enhancement usually requires 1-2 ml total for most patients. Those wanting subtle fullness might achieve their goals with 0.5-1 ml. Patients desiring more dramatic results often use 1.5-2 ml.
We typically start conservatively—1 ml for first-time patients—and add more at follow-up appointments if desired. This prevents the overfilled look and lets you adjust gradually.
Cost: $600-$800 for subtle enhancement, $1,200-$1,600 for more noticeable results.
Nasolabial folds (smile lines from nose to mouth) typically need 1-2 ml total (0.5-1 ml per side). Deep folds might require more, while shallow lines need less.
Sometimes we also treat cheeks to address the root cause of deepening nasolabial folds. This combined approach might use 3-4 ml total but creates better, longer-lasting results.
Cost: $600-$1,600 for fold treatment alone, $1,800-$3,200 for combined cheek and fold correction.
Cheek augmentation requires 2-4 ml typically (1-2 ml per cheek). Patients wanting subtle enhancement use less. Those seeking dramatic cheek definition or restoring significant volume loss need more.
This is where Voluma or RHA 4 shine. The structural support they provide justifies the higher per-ml cost through superior lifting and longevity.
Cost: $1,500-$3,200 depending on desired volume.
Under-eye hollows (tear troughs) need 0.5-1 ml per side, so 1-2 ml total. This delicate area requires ultra-refined filler and exceptional injection skill.
We often use RHA 2 or 3 for under-eyes because the smooth integration and natural movement prevent the lumpy appearance that can occur with wrong products.
Cost: $600-$1,600 for both under-eye areas.
Jawline definition requires substantial product—typically 2-4 ml total depending on how much definition you want and your starting anatomy.
Volux is ideal here. While the $800 per ml price adds up, the dramatic reshaping and 18+ month duration provide excellent value.
Cost: $1,600-$3,200 for comprehensive jawline enhancement.
Chin augmentation needs 1-2 ml for most patients. Subtle projection requires less, pronounced augmentation more.
Cost: $800-$1,600.
Full face rejuvenation addressing multiple areas (cheeks, folds, lips, under-eyes, etc.) might use 4-8 ml total. This represents significant investment—$2,400-$6,400—but creates comprehensive transformation.
Many patients approach full-face work gradually, treating priority areas first and adding others over time. This spreads costs and lets you assess results incrementally.
For patients in the Denver area, our dermal fillers Denver location offers convenient access to these treatments with the same expert care and transparent pricing.
Longevity and Value Per Month
When comparing filler costs, calculate the price per month of results, not just upfront cost per ml.
Lip fillers last 6-12 months typically. At $700 per ml with 9-month average duration, that’s $78 per month for fuller lips.
Nasolabial fold treatment lasts 9-12 months. At $1,400 total (2 ml) with 10-month duration, that’s $140 per month.
Voluma cheek augmentation lasts 18-24 months. At $3,000 total (4 ml) with 20-month duration, that’s $150 per month. This actually provides better value than cheaper fillers lasting half as long.
Volux jawline lasts 18+ months. At $2,400 total (3 ml) with 18-month duration, that’s $133 per month for defined jawline.
This perspective shows why premium products sometimes represent better value despite higher upfront costs.
The FDA maintains strict approval processes for dermal fillers, ensuring products meet rigorous safety and efficacy standards before reaching patients.
What Affects How Long Fillers Last
Duration varies by product, placement, and individual factors.
Product type is the biggest factor. Voluma and Volux formulations last 18-24 months. Standard HA fillers last 6-12 months. RHA fillers last 12-15 months typically.
Treatment area affects longevity. Lips move constantly—talking, eating, expressing—breaking down filler faster. Cheeks remain relatively static, preserving filler longer.
Areas with high muscle activity (around mouth) metabolize filler quicker than low-movement zones (temples, under-eyes).
Your metabolism plays a role. People with faster metabolisms break down filler quicker. Very active individuals might see shorter duration than sedentary people.
Amount used can affect perceived longevity. Using adequate product initially means you maintain visible results longer as the filler gradually diminishes.
Injection depth matters. Filler placed deep in tissue tends to last longer than superficial placement.
Beyond Stem Cells optimizes all controllable factors—product selection, appropriate volume, proper depth—to maximize your results’ longevity.
Combining Fillers with Complementary Treatments
Many patients combine dermal fillers with other aesthetic treatments for enhanced results.
Fillers plus neurotoxins (Botox, Daxxify) address different aging signs. Neurotoxin injections smooth dynamic wrinkles caused by muscle movement. Fillers restore volume and fill static wrinkles. Together, they provide comprehensive facial rejuvenation.
Many patients get both treatments in the same appointment. We can perform neurotoxin injections and filler treatments during a single visit for convenience.
Fillers plus skin treatments like facial microneedling improve both volume and skin quality. Fillers address structural aging while skin treatments improve texture, tone, and surface issues.
The combination creates more complete transformation than either approach alone. We can design treatment plans that incorporate both for optimal results.
Stem cell therapy integration represents Beyond Stem Cells’ unique advantage. Our proprietary stem cell treatments can enhance filler results and potentially extend their longevity through improved tissue health and regeneration.
Ask about combining fillers with our advanced regenerative treatments during your consultation.
Safety and Quality Assurance
Not all filler comes from legitimate sources. The price difference between our $600-$800 per ml and the $300-$400 “deals” some places advertise often reflects product authenticity and quality.
Counterfeit fillers exist. They’re manufactured overseas, packaged to look like legitimate products, and sold to clinics willing to cut corners for profit.
These fake products can contain dangerous ingredients, cause severe reactions, and create complications that legitimate fillers don’t.
Beyond Stem Cells purchases directly from authorized Allergan and Revance distributors. Every product comes with verification of authenticity. We can trace the chain of custody from manufacturer to our facility.
This costs more than buying from questionable sources, but it guarantees you’re getting FDA-approved, quality-controlled product manufactured under strict safety standards.
Storage matters too. Fillers must be stored at proper temperatures. Products exposed to heat or extreme cold can degrade, affecting both safety and results.
We maintain climate-controlled storage and track all product handling to ensure what we inject is exactly what the manufacturer intended.
Expiration dates are checked rigorously. We never use expired product, period. This sounds obvious, but some clinics push expiration limits to save money.
Lot tracking means we document which specific product lot we used for your treatment. In the unlikely event of a manufacturer recall or quality issue, we can contact affected patients immediately.
These safety protocols cost time and money. They’re reflected in our pricing. And they’re non-negotiable.
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, choosing a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for filler treatments significantly reduces complication risks and improves outcome satisfaction.
Choosing the Right Filler for Your Needs
During your consultation at Beyond Stem Cells, we’ll recommend specific products based on several factors.
Treatment area is the primary consideration. We wouldn’t use Volux for lips or RHA 1 for cheeks. Each product is engineered for specific applications.
Your goals matter. Subtle enhancement versus dramatic transformation requires different approaches and products.
Your budget affects treatment planning. If budget is limited, we’ll prioritize areas that deliver maximum impact and discuss which products provide best value for your specific needs.
Sometimes mixing products makes sense—using premium Voluma for cheeks where longevity matters most, combined with standard RHA for lips where you might want flexibility to adjust results more frequently.
Your lifestyle can influence product selection. People who can’t afford visible downtime might prefer fillers less prone to swelling. Those seeking maximum longevity might choose premium products despite higher cost.
Your facial anatomy guides depth and product selection. Thick skin can handle more robust fillers. Delicate areas require ultra-refined products.
We’ll explain our recommendations clearly, including which specific product we’re suggesting, why it makes sense for you, how much you’ll need, what it will cost, and how long results should last.
No pressure. No upselling. Just honest guidance to help you make informed decisions.
Financing and Payment Options
Filler treatments represent an investment, but we offer ways to make them accessible.
Payment plans through our medical financing partners let you spread costs over monthly installments. Approval happens quickly and terms vary based on creditworthiness. Visit our payments page for more information.
Package pricing sometimes offers savings when you commit to multiple syringes upfront or combine treatments.
Loyalty programs reward repeat patients with discounts on future treatments.
Seasonal promotions occasionally provide opportunities to save on specific products or treatment combinations.
Ask about current offers during your consultation. We’re transparent about all pricing and payment options.
Why Choose Beyond Stem Cells for Filler Treatments
The clinic you choose matters as much as the product you use.
Expert injectors who’ve performed thousands of filler treatments using all major product lines. Our team knows how each filler behaves, which works best for different areas, and how to achieve natural results.
Artistic eye for facial proportions and harmony. We create results that enhance your features rather than distorting them.
Product expertise with all Juvederm and RHA formulations. We maintain comprehensive product inventory so we can select the perfect filler for each specific need.
Conservative philosophy prevents the overdone look. We’d rather have you return for additional volume than leave with obvious, overfilled features.
Comprehensive aesthetic services mean we can address all your concerns. Combining fillers with neurotoxins, skin treatments, or our specialized regenerative therapies creates complete rejuvenation.
Transparent pricing at $600-$800 per ml with clear explanation of which product you’re getting and why.
Safety standards including authentic products, sterile technique, emergency preparedness, and meticulous attention to detail.
Patient satisfaction focus drives everything we do. Your happiness with results matters more than getting you to buy maximum product.
Taking the Next Step
Understanding 1 ml dermal filler costs helps you budget realistically and make informed decisions about treatment.
Beyond Stem Cells offers premium Juvederm and RHA fillers at $600-$800 per ml, with specific pricing depending on which product best suits your needs. Whether you’re considering Voluma for cheeks, Volux for jawline, or RHA fillers for natural-moving results, we’ll recommend the optimal approach for your goals.
Contact us at (833) 720-7836 or visit our contact page to schedule your filler consultation. We’ll examine your face, discuss your concerns, explain which products we’d recommend and why, and provide exact pricing for your specific treatment plan.
Visit our locations in Littleton or Las Vegas for in-person consultation where you can meet our team and see our facility.
The consultation is complimentary and obligates you to nothing. It’s simply an opportunity to learn what’s possible, understand costs clearly, and determine if filler treatment makes sense for you.
Stop guessing about pricing. Get clear, honest information about what you’ll actually pay, what product you’ll receive, and what results you can expect. That’s how informed decisions happen.
