Velvet Couture Medspa / Houston Heights
Balance.
Beautifully yours.
Facial balancing and dermal fillers, planned around your features. Thoughtful support. A look that still feels like you.
“The art is in feeling like yourself.”
The Velvet collections
A first step.
Or a fuller plan.
Explore one collection at a time. Scope is a starting point; the right amount comes from assessment.
Personalized after assessment. Quantity, products, staging, and full price are confirmed before treatment. Collection names do not promise a particular result.
Prefer to start with one feature? Explore the region guide above or view the full menu.
A study in proportion
One face.
Many conversations.
Tap a region or choose a focus. See the options and a useful question to bring to your consultation.
Illustrative model. Broad regions for discussion, not injection sites.
A question worth asking
Your injector confirms candidacy, product, placement, amount, and price. Filler, skin care, another approach, or no treatment may be recommended.
Tap the image to see it larger.
The results album
The full picture.
From every angle.
See this patient example from the front. Consider the whole-face impression and how the features read together.
Explore the Face & Contour albumActual examples from Velvet's published gallery. Individual results vary. Lighting and angles differ; exact products, amounts, and case details are not listed here. These are not predictions for your own result.
The care behind the contour
Look closer.
Plan thoughtfully.
Anatomy-led assessment comes first. Clarius ultrasound is available when clinically appropriate, including evaluation of prior filler. Your injector decides whether and how to use it.
What if I already have filler?
Share the product, area, and date if you know them. Existing filler may change the plan; evaluation comes before adding more.
What does ultrasound add?
Ultrasound is a clinical imaging aid that can support evaluation. It does not remove the risks of filler or guarantee a complication-free treatment.
What should I bring to my consultation?
Your goals, prior filler history, medicines, allergies, health conditions, and relevant recent procedures. Tell us about pregnancy, breastfeeding, active infections, and planned dental or medical procedures.
Filler is a medical procedure. Swelling, tenderness, redness, and bruising can occur. Rare serious complications include tissue injury, vision loss, or stroke if filler enters a blood vessel.
Know when to seek urgent help
Seek immediate medical attention for unusual or severe pain, vision changes, white, gray, or blue skin near the injection area, or stroke-like symptoms during or shortly after treatment. Your consultation and consent explain your personal risks and options. Read the FDA's dermal filler information.
Your visit, considered
A plan.
A pause.
A closer look.
Will I look overfilled?
Our goal is a result that fits your features and preferences. A smaller first step or staged plan may be suggested. Discuss the degree of change you want and what you want to preserve; no particular outcome is guaranteed.
How long does filler last?
Duration varies by product, location, and person. Ask about the expected range for the specific filler proposed and when review may be useful.
Is facial balancing the same as lip filler?
Lip filler focuses on lip shape or volume. Facial balancing considers how several features relate. One area may be enough, or the assessment may suggest a broader plan.
What about hollow under-eyes?
Shadows may come from hollowing, cheek volume, pigmentation, or puffiness. Filler is not right for everyone. Your injector discusses the specific product, its approved indications, site-specific risks, and alternatives before deciding.