Dermal Fillers & Lip Injections in Gilbert, AZ
Dermal fillers in Gilbert, AZ are a non-surgical way to restore lost volume, enhance facial contours, and create naturally fuller lips. At Tranquil Waters Medical Aesthetics, our treatments are customized to your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals before using premium hyaluronic acid fillers to deliver smooth, balanced, and long-lasting results.
To reduce dynamic wrinkles caused by facial expressions, learn more about Botox. For patients looking to improve skin hydration and smoothness without adding volume, explore SkinVive.
WHAT IS HYALURONIC ACID?
Hyaluronic acid, or HA, is a natural substance in the body that delivers volume to the skin. Modified HA is the main ingredient behind JUVÉDERM®, Volbella, and Voluma XC. Getting treated with JUVÉDERM®, Voluma XC, or Volbella helps add volume to different areas of the face without surgery while also temporarily restoring the volume loss beneath the surface.
- Plump thin lips
- Enhance shallow contours
- Soften facial creases and wrinkles
- Improve the appearance of recessed scars
Facial fillers can be very helpful in those with signs of aging. Often clients will need multiple syringes of filler to achieve their desired results and depending on the filler used, results can last up to one or two years.



Nicolle Kent MD, FRCPC is a Physician Trainer for “Inmode” training Plastic Surgeons and fellow MD’s throughout the Western and Midwest states on the specialized treatments of ACCUTITE, FACETITE, MORPHEUS 8, FRACTORA, and VOTIVA which are all available at our Medical Aesthetics clinic!
Experience the difference by using these fine products we use every day and make available for purchase by our clients where we can recommend just the right product to meet your beauty needs.
Tranquil Waters Medical Aesthetics in Gilbert, AZ offers a full spectrum of spa services and minimally-invasive procedures for women and men. We carry the best facial products that are only available at professional Medical Spa establishments like ours.


