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How much filler do I need?

Volume is a clinical decision, not a shopping choice. This article explains what is measured, and what each of the three volumes typically does.

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Medically reviewed by Dr Mustafa Ganijee, UK GP, 14+ years experience. Last reviewed 2 September 2026.

This article is being written. The headings below are the final structure. Full copy is added by Dr Mustafa Ganijee before publication.

What is measured at assessment

Baseline girth, skin laxity, tissue quality and anatomy.

What 15ml typically achieves

A conservative first treatment, and who it suits.

What 30ml typically achieves

The most commonly chosen volume and why.

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What 50ml typically achieves

The fullest result in one course, and the limits of a single session.

Why more is not automatically better

Tissue tolerance, appearance, and the risk of over-filling.

Building up over time

Starting lower and adding at review rather than committing on day one.

What it costs at each volume

Published pricing and deposit terms, with nothing added later.

About the author

Dr Mustafa Ganijee is a UK GP with more than 14 years of medical experience and the lead clinician at Alpha Male Clinic in Manchester.

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