Oakhurst, NJ · Jersey Shore
Dermal fillers in Oakhurst
Softly restored. Never overdone.
Hyaluronic acid fillers for lips, cheeks, jawline and under-eyes, placed with a light hand on Route 35 in Ocean Township — a short drive from Red Bank, Long Branch and Asbury Park. Treatments with Dr. Alex, DNP, APRN, FNP-C.
Suite 206E, Oakhurst, NJ 07755
Route 35 · Ocean Township
- By appointment only
- Results the same day
- Dissolvable, never permanent
Treatment areas
What fillers can do
Dermal fillers replace the volume that time has taken, or add definition where you have always wanted a little more. Dr. Alex, DNP, works in hyaluronic acid — the same molecule your skin makes on its own — placed in small amounts, area by area, so the result is your face, refreshed, rather than a different one.
Lips
Lip filler
Volume, shape, or a touch of both. Built gradually — often half a syringe at a time — so lips look like yours on a very good day, never inflated.
Lip borderDefinition
A fine line of filler along the edge of the lip to sharpen its outline and bring back a cupid's bow that has softened with time.
Lip linesSmoker's lines
The fine vertical lines above the upper lip. Smoothed with a soft, low-volume filler so lipstick stays exactly where it is put.
Middle face
Cheeks
Restores the lift the midface loses with age, which quietly improves the under-eye and the smile lines as well. Often the first place Dr. Alex, DNP, will suggest starting.
Under-eyesTear troughs
A delicate, conservative treatment for the hollow between the lower lid and the cheek that reads as tired no matter how well you slept. Not everyone is a candidate, and you will be told so honestly.
Nasolabial foldsSmile lines
The lines from the nose to the corners of the mouth. Softened directly, or by restoring the cheek above them — whichever gives the more natural result.
Temples
Hollowing at the temples narrows the upper face and drops the tail of the brow. Refilled subtly, it restores a soft contour few people can name but everyone notices.
Lower face
Chin
Adds projection or length to a chin that recedes, bringing the profile into balance — one of the most transformative treatments for the least amount of product.
Jawline
Defines the angle and the line of the jaw for a sharper profile, and softens early jowling without surgery.
Marionette lines
The lines that run from the corners of the mouth toward the chin and give the mouth a downturned look. Lifted and softened so the resting face reads as content.
Hands & Sculptra
Hands
Filler across the back of the hand softens the tendons and veins that show as volume thins with age — the detail that can give away an otherwise beautifully kept face.
SculptraCollagen stimulator
Not a filler in the usual sense: Sculptra prompts your own skin to build collagen over several months, for a gradual, all-over restoration of firmness and volume that can last around two years.
Not sure whether you need filler, Botox, or simply a conversation? Start with the consultation — it is unhurried, honest, and never a sales pitch.
Book a consultationYour injector
Filler, placed by Dr. Alex, DNP
DNP, APRN, FNP-C
Dr. Alex, DNP, is a doctorate-prepared aesthetic nurse practitioner who began her nursing career here in New Jersey — a BSN from Georgian Court University in Lakewood — before her master's and doctorate at Florida International University, seven years in hospital medicine and two in private plastic surgery.
Filler is structural work: proportion, where the light falls, and how one area of the face supports another. She plans the whole face before treating any part of it, prefers to build over two visits rather than overfill in one, and would rather send you home with a little less than send you home looking done.
Softly restored. Never overdone.
Effortless beauty.
- Credentials
- DNP, APRN, FNP-C
- Education
- BSN, Georgian Court University, Lakewood NJ · Master's & Doctorate, Florida International University
- Clinical
- Seven years in hospital settings · Two years in corporate aesthetic medicine · Two years in private plastic surgery · Four years as an independent practice owner
- Practice
- Blonde Girl Aesthetics — Oakhurst, Miami, Manhattan
The visit
Fillers on Route 35, in the heart of Monmouth County
We are on Route 35 in Ocean Township, with parking at the door and Deal, Long Branch, Asbury Park and Red Bank all within a short drive. Oakhurst is by appointment only — book ahead, and allow a little longer than a Botox visit: a first filler appointment includes the consultation, numbing and the treatment itself, usually around an hour.
Oakhurst, NJ 07755 On Route 35 in Ocean Township, Monmouth County · On-site parking
- Monday–Saturday
- 10:00 – 5:00
- Sunday
- Closed
- Garden State Parkway
Exit 105 (Eatontown) or Exit 100 (Asbury Park) to Route 35 - NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line — Allenhurst, Asbury Park and Long Branch stations
- Park right outside — no meters, no garage
Questions
Fillers in Oakhurst, answered
What people want to know before their first filler appointment. If your question is missing, call us — whoever answers will be able to help, not just take a message.
(848) 275-3676How much does lip filler cost in Oakhurst, NJ?
Filler is priced per syringe, and most first lip treatments use one syringe or less — many people are happiest starting with half. Dr. Alex, DNP, gives you the exact figure at the consultation, after looking at your lips in proportion to the rest of your face and hearing what you are hoping for. Cheeks, jawline and chin usually call for more product than lips, and you will know the number before anything is opened.
What are dermal fillers made of?
The fillers used here are made of hyaluronic acid, a sugar molecule your skin already produces to hold water and keep itself plump. In a filler it is formed into a smooth gel that adds volume and structure where it is placed, and is broken down naturally by the body over time. Sculptra, a collagen stimulator, is the exception — it works by prompting your skin to build its own collagen.
How long do fillers last?
It depends on the area and the product. Lips, which move constantly, typically hold for six to twelve months; cheeks, chin and jawline use firmer fillers that can last twelve to eighteen months or longer. Results fade gradually rather than all at once, so there is never a moment where it suddenly looks gone.
Will my lips look overdone?
Not here. Dr. Alex, DNP, builds lips in small amounts and in proportion to the rest of your face, and would rather see you back in a few weeks for a little more than send you home with too much. The lips people admire are the ones no one can quite put their finger on — that is what we are aiming for.
Does filler hurt, and will I bruise or swell?
Most modern fillers contain lidocaine, and a numbing cream is applied before treatment, so most people describe pressure or a pinch rather than pain. Some swelling is normal, especially in the lips, and settles within a few days; a small bruise is possible and easily covered. Skip alcohol, fish oil, ibuprofen and aspirin for a few days beforehand if you can, and plan filler at least two weeks ahead of a wedding or a photo you care about.
Can filler be dissolved?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase, usually within a day or two, which is one of the reasons Dr. Alex, DNP, works in hyaluronic acid. It is rarely needed — but it means a filler decision is never a permanent one, and older filler placed elsewhere that has migrated or looks heavy can be cleared before starting fresh.
Do I need filler or Botox?
They do different jobs. Botox relaxes the muscles that crease the skin — forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet. Filler replaces volume and adds structure — lips, cheeks, chin, jawline, the hollows under the eyes. Lines that appear only when you make an expression usually want Botox; hollows and folds that are there when your face is completely still usually want filler. Many people benefit from both, and the consultation will tell you which — honestly, and without selling you either.
How should I prepare, and how long is the visit?
Arrive with clean skin if you can, and avoid alcohol and blood-thinning supplements for a few days beforehand to keep bruising to a minimum. A first appointment runs about an hour: the consultation, numbing, the treatment itself, and a few minutes to look together before you leave. Oakhurst is by appointment only, so book ahead — online or by phone — and you will have the room, and Dr. Alex, DNP's full attention, for the whole of it.