Haus of Beauty offers hyaluronic acid dermal filler treatments at our Homewood, AL location — serving Birmingham, Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills, Hoover, and the greater Birmingham metro. Dermal fillers are one of the most effective non-surgical tools for restoring volume, improving facial contours, and achieving a refreshed, natural-looking result without downtime.
All filler injections at Haus of Beauty are performed by Dr. Alan Cease, MD — our Medical Director, known for his natural, balanced injection philosophy — and Allison Cease, CRNP, who brings 11 years of advanced clinical experience including 3 years in plastic surgery and aesthetics. Their shared approach is anatomy-first: treating based on your unique facial structure rather than following a generic template.
We use premium hyaluronic acid fillers that are fully reversible with hyaluronidase if needed. Every treatment begins with a thorough facial assessment and honest consultation — you will always know exactly what is planned and why before a single injection begins.
Add volume, improve definition, correct asymmetry, and enhance the cupid's bow. Our approach to lip filler and lip augmentation is natural and proportionate — the goal is lips that look like the best version of yours, never overdone or obviously filled.
Restore youthful volume to flat or deflated cheeks, create a subtle lift to the midface, and improve overall facial balance. Cheek filler is one of the most transformative treatments for clients who want a refreshed appearance without looking altered.
Define and strengthen the jawline, add chin projection, and create better facial symmetry and balance. Jawline and chin filler are increasingly popular for both men and women seeking sharper, more structured facial contours.
Soften nasolabial folds (smile lines) and marionette lines that deepen with age and volume loss. Strategic placement restores a fresher, more rested appearance without the frozen or puffy look that comes from over-treatment.
The best filler results look like nothing was done — just a more refreshed, rested, balanced version of yourself. At Haus of Beauty, every injection decision is guided by your unique anatomy, not by a trend or a template.
Not all fillers are the same product, and matching the right filler to the right area is most of the art. At Haus of Beauty we work with FDA-approved products in two main families:
Hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, including Juvederm and Restylane product lines, are made from a substance your skin already produces. They are soft, precise, and the workhorse choice for lips, cheeks, smile lines, jawline, and under-eye support. Results typically last 6 to 18 months depending on the product and area, and HA fillers are fully reversible with hyaluronidase if you ever want an adjustment.
Collagen-stimulating fillers work differently: instead of adding volume directly, they prompt your skin to rebuild its own collagen over a few months, with results that can last two years or more. We offer both Radiesse (calcium hydroxylapatite, excellent for deeper folds, jawline, and hands) and Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid, gradual full-face rejuvenation). Your provider will recommend the family and product that actually fits your goal, not whatever is on promotion.
Filler pricing is per syringe. The number of syringes needed depends on the treatment area and your goals — your provider will give you an honest estimate at consultation before any treatment begins. Membership clients receive 10% off all injectable services.
If you have seen the wave of celebrities and creators dissolving their fillers, or you are worried about migration and the "pillow face" look, those concerns are legitimate and worth talking about honestly.
Overfilling, filler placed in the wrong plane, and product that migrates over time are real outcomes of aggressive technique and trend-chasing. They are also largely avoidable. Migration risk drops dramatically when the right product is placed in the right anatomical layer in conservative amounts, which is exactly why our philosophy above is assessment first, minimum effective amount, and never a template. And because we use reversible HA fillers for most areas, an adjustment is always possible: hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with hyaluronidase in minutes if you are ever unhappy with a result, ours or anyone else's. We regularly see clients who were overfilled elsewhere and want a reset.
Fillers done well do not stretch your skin or age you faster, and stopping treatment simply lets the product absorb gradually while your face returns to its natural baseline. The version of filler worth being afraid of is the version we do not practice.
Fillers are medical procedures with real, if rare, risks, and the most serious one is vascular occlusion, when filler enters or compresses a blood vessel. The two things that lower that risk are deep anatomical knowledge during injection and immediate, correct response if a complication occurs.
This is where Haus of Beauty is genuinely different from a typical med spa: your injectors are Dr. Alan Cease, a board-certified emergency medicine physician, and Allison Cease, CRNP, treating you inside a medical practice stocked with hyaluronidase and emergency protocols. High-risk zones are approached with the caution they deserve, and you are never left searching for help if something needs attention. When you compare providers on price, compare them on this too.
Mild swelling, tenderness, and occasional bruising at injection sites are normal and settle within a few days. Lips swell the most and can look ahead of their final result for the first week. To protect your result:
Final results settle in one to two weeks once swelling resolves. Many clients pair fillers with Botox for lines in motion, or with PRF microneedling for skin quality alongside restored volume.
Serving Homewood, Birmingham, Mountain Brook, Vestavia Hills, Hoover, and the greater Birmingham area. Same-day and next-day appointments frequently available.
Medically reviewed by Alan Cease, MD, Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Physician, Haus of Beauty Medical & Aesthetics.
Last reviewed: September 2026. Sources consulted include the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery patient education on injectable fillers.