Can I Get Twilight Sleep Sedation to Receive Dermal Fillers?

In my practice, all Injectable Filler procedures (including lip augmentation) are performed with topical anesthetic, and this is well-tolerated by nearly all of my patients. You may want to ask your physician for a mild anxiolytic to be taken orally before your procedure, as long as you have a driver accompany you.

I prefer to perform Injectable Filler procedures while you're in the upright position, rather than sedated on your back, so wrinkles and folds may be appropriately visualized.

I hope this is helpful for you.

Regards from NJ:

Sure you can. But there would be an additional costs of up to $800 in Miami area to the fees on the fillers used. Regards. 

Although the vast majority of patients have fillers without oral or IV sedation, from time to time I encounter a patient who requests IV sedation.  However, sedation will increase the cost of the procedure and requires that you have someone available to drive you home.