How Long Does Filler Last? — VERZO CLINIC Bangkok

TL;DR: Juvederm fillers last 6-24 months depending on the specific product. Volbella (lips) lasts 8-12 months, Volift (folds) 12-18 months, Voluma (cheeks) 18-24 months, and Volux (jawline) 18-24 months. The Vycross cross-linking technology contributes to longer duration.

Written by Dr. Waleerat Thaweebanchongsin, licensed aesthetic medicine specialist with over 10 years of specialized experience in dermal fillers. VERZO CLINIC near BTS Ekkamai, Sukhumvit Road. Free consultations via LINE @verzo.

Last updated: April 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Juvederm filler last?

Juvederm fillers last 6-24 months depending on the specific product. Volbella (lips) lasts 8-12 months, Volift (folds) 12-18 months, Voluma (cheeks) 18-24 months, and Volux (jawline) 18-24 months. The Vycross cross-linking technology contributes to longer duration.

How long does Restylane filler last?

Restylane fillers last 6-18 months. Classic lasts 6-12 months, Kysse (lips) 9-12 months, Lyft (cheeks) 12-18 months, and Vital Light 6-9 months. OBT technology products tend to last slightly shorter than Vycross equivalents.

How long does YVOIRE filler last?

YVOIRE fillers last 8-14 months. Classic Plus averages 8-12 months, Contour 10-14 months, and Volume Plus 12-14 months. HICE technology provides good longevity at competitive pricing.

How long does Radiesse last?

Radiesse lasts 12-18 months, with some patients seeing collagen-stimulating benefits beyond the filler lifespan. Because CaHA triggers collagen production, the structural improvement can persist even after the product is absorbed.

How long does Sculptra last?

Sculptra results last 2+ years, with some patients reporting benefits up to 3 years. As a PLLA biostimulator, it works by rebuilding your own collagen rather than adding volume directly, resulting in the longest-lasting results of any injectable.

Why does filler last shorter in the lips than cheeks?

Lips move constantly — talking, eating, smiling, kissing — which mechanically breaks down filler faster. Lips also have high blood flow which accelerates metabolism. Cheeks move less and have lower metabolic activity, allowing filler to last significantly longer.

What factors affect filler longevity?

Key factors include: the injection area (high-movement areas break down faster), product type and cross-linking technology, individual metabolism rate, exercise intensity (high cardio accelerates breakdown), sun exposure, and injector technique (proper depth and placement).

When should I schedule filler touch-ups?

For lips: every 6-9 months. For nasolabial folds: every 9-12 months. For cheeks: every 12-18 months. For jawline: every 12-18 months. Scheduling touch-ups before complete absorption maintains a consistent look and often requires less product per session.