Can you use the same syringe on the cheek/lips?

If you want the get the most out of two syringes of fillers, I would recommend using one 1.5cc of Radiesse plus to split between the two cheeks and using a 1cc of hyaluronic acid filler like Restylane or Juvederm for the lips. A skilled injector can get you noticeable but subtle results if the proper fillers are injected strategically. If you want to get even better results without using too much filler, you should consider having the filler combined with Platelet Rich Plasma (Vampire Facelift). 

Thank you for the post.  Yes you can use the same product but usually each site has a specifically designed filler.  Softer hydrating fillers are best for the lips, whereas thicker volumizing fillers are best for the cheeks.  Please see an expert.

The short answer to your question is that the same filler may be used for differing regions of the face. However, this approach is usually employed by inexperienced injectors who often use plain Restylane or simple Juvederm to treat every area.  Today, experienced physician injectors employ a variety of fillers, each designated for use in varying places. For example Juvederm Voluma XC is intended for reflating, reshaping and recontouring the cheeks, jawline and chin; and Juvederm Ultra Plus XC for the lips. Alternatively, Restylane Lyft may be used for the cheeks and Restylane L for the lips. And finally, selling filler treatments by the syringe is another novice-type approach. Would you expect a trained surgeon to quote you the fee for a particular operation based upon the number of gauze pads or packages of suture material used? Or would you instead expect him/her to quote you beforehand a global fee for the surgery that remains fixed no matter how many gauze pads or packages of suture materials are ultimately used? .Be sure that you are consulting with an experienced board certifed aesthetic physician and insist upon seeing his/her personal before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Proper due diligence is arguably the best way of ensuring that you get a natural-looking result. Best of luck.

The short answer is yes.  However, you must be sure your injector understands the density of the fillers. If you are using a thick cheek filler, the injector should probably dilute it a little bit before injecting it into the lip.  Thick fillers placed in the lip have a higher risk of complications.  You would not want to use a thin filler in the cheek in my opinion as this would be a waste of money.  Also, I don't think you will look overdone with 2 syringes if you are trying to treat both cheeks and your lips.  Remember, each syringe is typically 1cc.  This is VERY LITTLE volume of filler !!  Best advice - go to an injector that has a lot of experience with all types of filler, and they will guide you as to what is best approach.  Typically, I will use 2 different fillers for the cheek and the lips.  Not a big deal to split a syringe for my patients if they need it.  Best of luck, Dr. Giordano

You can absolutely spread filler to multiple areas. The fillers FDA approved for the cheeks (like Voluma and Restylane Lyft) are firmer than the ones FDA approved for use in the lips. But, you can choose a different filler or just choose to go “off label”. Your best resource is an experienced injector. Best wishes!

It is absolutely possible to have the cheeks and lips injected using the same syringe of filler.  Some fillers are more appropriate for the cheeks and some more appropriate for the lips, so be sure that your filler is appropriate for both areas.

Thank you for your question. The fillers meant for cheeks are thick and placing wrong filler into lips would most definitely create an unnatural look and cause more bumps to happen .  3 syringes is slightly more than half a teaspoon of product and it is very unlikely to make you look unnatural. You should discuss the perfect plan with your doctor as it's all about using the right amount of filler to help achieve the desired result. You may just focus on one area at a time to feel more comfortable. Best, Dr.Avaliani

It's hard to tell how much filler you would need without seeing a photo or evaluating you in person. In our clinic, I tend to use 1 full syringe per cheek when treating midface volume loss or defining the cheekbones. I would then use a dedicated syringe of HA filler for your lips. 

Hey there - thanks for the question. The answer us yes this is very possible!
2ml for both the cheeks and the lips however is a small amount, and you may find that after the swelling subsides, the result is barely noticeable.  There are typically different types of fillers for different parts of the face, so strictly speaking you wouldn't be getting the correct filler for one of your chosen areas, but its not likely to look bad, just not too noticeable.

Sure, it is possible to use the residual amount in the lips. It just might not be enough to achieve  your goals.