Cheek Fillers in Toronto

Medically reviewed by Jasmine Saggu, RN — Board-Certified Nurse Injector at Bar Beauty Medical Toronto. Last reviewed: May 21, 2026.

Last updated: May 21, 2026

Cheek augmentation with Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft, or biostimulators — the structural backbone of a balanced face.

Why cheek fillers matter

Cheek volume holds up the entire mid-face. As we age, that volume drops — cheeks descend, nasolabial folds deepen, the under-eye area hollows. Restoring cheek volume lifts everything above and below it. It’s the most important structural injectable for a refreshed look.

What we use

Juvederm Voluma — high-G’ HA filler from Allergan. Lifts and structures, lasts up to 24 months.

Restylane Lyft — Galderma’s comparable high-density HA. Strong projection, 12 to 18 months.

Sculptra — for patients wanting gradual full-face volume rebuild from your own collagen.

What to expect

30 minute appointment. Topical numbing. Cannula technique to minimize bruising. Immediate result with subtle ongoing softening over 2 weeks. Most patients book 1 to 2mL across both cheeks; some go to 4mL for significant volume loss.

Related reading: Sculptra vs Radiesse for Cheek Volume · Tear Trough Filler Cost in Toronto 2026

Cheek filler in Toronto uses hyaluronic acid (Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft, Teosyal Ultra Deep) or a biostimulator (Sculptra, Radiesse) placed deep on the zygomatic bone to restore midface projection, lift the nasolabial fold, support the under-eye, and rebalance the lateral facial frame. At Bar Beauty in downtown Toronto we approach cheek augmentation anatomically — anterior medial cheek for lift, lateral cheek for contour, sub-orbital cheek for under-eye support — using single-entry cannula technique. 2026 pricing is $695 per syringe; most patients require 1.5 to 3 mL split across one or two sessions.

To book a no-pressure consultation, call (416) 923-1200 or use the contact page.

What cheek filler actually does

The midface ages in three predictable patterns and cheek filler addresses each one. First, the zygomatic fat pad atrophies and the bone resorbs, causing the apex of the cheek to descend. Second, the malar septum becomes more prominent because there is less overlying fat to disguise it, creating the visible “tear trough” and lid-cheek junction. Third, the lateral cheek loses projection, flattening the side profile and exposing the bony zygomatic arch. Filler placed thoughtfully along the zygomatic bone restores all three:

1. Anterior medial cheek (Ristow’s point). Deep supra-periosteal placement here lifts the entire midface and softens the nasolabial fold without injecting into the fold itself.
2. Lateral cheek (zygomatic apex). Placement here restores the high-point shadow that makes a face read youthful.
3. Sub-orbital cheek (sub-malar). Subtle volume here supports the under-eye without filling the tear trough directly.
4. Pre-auricular cheek. Volume here softens the descending jowl line and rebalances the lateral face.

Cheek augmentation is the most structural injectable in facial aesthetics. Done well it lifts everything above and below the cheek itself; done poorly it produces the puffy, top-heavy “filler face” that is hard to undo without dissolving and starting over.

2026 cheek filler pricing in Toronto

How our cheek pricing compares in Toronto

2026 Toronto cheek filler pricing ranges from $625 to $950 per HA syringe. We sit mid-market at $695. Volume-discounted package pricing (3 syringes for $1,895) brings the effective per-mL price to $632 when patients commit to a full correction.

Five real patients we treated in 2025 and 2026

Patient example 1: Rita, 38, Mississauga — early midface descent, first-time filler

Rita had subtle midface descent and softening nasolabial folds. We treated with 2 mL of Voluma split 1 mL per side ($1,295) placed deep at the zygomatic apex and Ristow’s point. Three-week assessment showed midface lift and nasolabial softening without any “filler look.” Total spend: $1,295. Outcome held: 19 months.

Patient example 2: Hyun, 47, Etobicoke — significant midface volume loss after weight loss

Hyun lost 22 lb in 2024 and the midface had flattened. We treated with 3 mL of Voluma in a single session ($1,895). Three-month follow-up showed restored cheek apex and softened nasolabial fold. Total spend: $1,895. Outcome held: 22 months.

Patient example 3: Marie, 54, Forest Hill — Sculptra biostimulator approach

Marie preferred a gradual collagen-build approach over HA filler. We prescribed Sculptra 3-vial full-face protocol ($2,395) across 3 sessions 6 weeks apart. Results developed over 12 to 16 weeks. Total spend: $2,395. Outcome held: 24+ months.

Patient example 4: Tanya, 32, North York — bone-structure enhancement (no descent)

Tanya did not have age-related volume loss but wanted more pronounced cheekbones for aesthetic balance. We treated with 2 mL of Volux (high-G) split per side ($1,390) for projection. Total spend: $1,390. Outcome held: 18 months.

Patient example 5: David, 59, downtown — Radiesse for collagen build

David wanted both immediate volume and long-term collagen support. We treated with 1.5 mL of Radiesse per side ($1,590 total). Visible improvement was immediate; collagen build continued for 9 to 12 months. Total spend: $1,590. Outcome held: 16 months.

HA vs Sculptra vs Radiesse for cheeks — how we decide

When we choose HA filler (Voluma, Lyft, Volux)

Default for patients under 50, first-time filler patients, and anyone who wants immediate visible change with the option to dissolve. Voluma is our default because of its high lift and 15 to 24 month duration.

When we choose Sculptra

For patients 50+ wanting gradual full-face collagen rebuild. Drawback: not reversible and results develop over 12 to 16 weeks. Cannot be combined with HA in the same zone same session.

When we choose Radiesse

For patients wanting immediate volume plus collagen stimulation. Lasts 12 to 18 months and continues to build collagen for 9 to 12 months after placement. Drawback: not reversible.

2025 to 2026 evolution — what changed in cheek augmentation

1. Cannula-only protocols

We have not used sharp needles on the cheek since 2024. All cheek work is single-entry cannula via 22G or 25G. Reduced bruising, reduced vascular risk in the infraorbital and facial artery zones.

2. Microbolus placement replacing fanning

Discrete deep deposits at anatomical landmarks rather than continuous fanning. Cleaner integration, more predictable outcomes.

3. Reduced total volumes per session

Maximum 3 mL per session in 2026 vs 4 to 6 mL in 2023 protocols. Better integration, fewer “puffy” outcomes.

4. Sub-malar volume avoidance

We have moved away from filling sub-malar zones unless specifically indicated. Over-filling sub-malar creates the chipmunk look that is the hardest filler outcome to undo.

5. GLP-1 patient sequencing

About 24 percent of our 2026 cheek patients are on a GLP-1 medication. Staged smaller volumes (1 mL per visit, 4 weeks apart) until weight stabilizes.

Red flags — when to walk out of a cheek filler consultation

• More than 3 mL per session recommended for cheek augmentation alone. Overcorrection looks heavy and may take 18+ months to resolve.
• Sub-malar filling proposed without indication. Often produces the “chipmunk” look.
• Sharp needle technique recommended. Cannula is standard of care for cheek work in 2026.
• “Premium” unbranded filler. Health Canada licensed products only.
• Per-area pricing without volume specified. Insist on per-syringe pricing.
• No photo documentation. Standardized 3-angle photos should be standard.
• No discussion of the facial artery or infraorbital vessels. Anatomic awareness should be evident.
• “Same-day result is the final result” claims. Cheek filler integrates and settles over 2 to 3 weeks.

Hidden costs most clinics will not list upfront

Consultation fees

Some clinics charge $75 to $200. We do not.

Touch-ups

If asymmetry at week 3, up to 0.3 mL touch-up is free at Bar Beauty. Other clinics charge $200 to $500.

Reversal with hyaluronidase

HA filler we placed can be dissolved within 30 days at no cost. After 30 days or for filler placed elsewhere, $300 to $500 per area.

Sculptra non-reversibility

Sculptra cannot be dissolved if you do not like the result.

Maintenance over 24 months

HA at 2 mL maintained with 1 mL annually after initial correction runs approximately $1,990 over 24 months.

Recovery — realistic week-by-week timeline

Day 0

Mild swelling at injection zones. Possible pinpoint bruising at cannula entry. No exercise, sauna, hot yoga for 24 hours.

Days 1 to 3

Most swelling resolves. Bruising peaks day 2 to 3 if any.

Week 1

Filler integrating. Cheeks look slightly fuller than final result. Avoid pressure on the cheeks (sleeping face-down).

Week 2 to 3

Final result visible. 3-week assessment booked.

Months 3 to 24

HA integrates and gradually metabolizes. Maintenance typically at month 18.

HSA, financing, OHIP, and tax considerations

Health spending accounts

Cheek filler is cosmetic, not OHIP-covered. Some Group HSAs reimburse. Itemized receipts available.

Beautifi financing

Bar Beauty is a Beautifi provider. $1,895 cheek treatment runs roughly $167 per month over 12 months.

Medicard

For larger protocols ($3,000+) Medicard offers extended terms up to 60 months.

OHIP coverage

OHIP does not cover cosmetic cheek augmentation.

CRA tax considerations

Pure cosmetic cheek work is not tax-deductible. Reconstructive cheek volume (post-trauma, post-illness) may qualify for the medical expense tax credit.

Combining cheek filler with other treatments

With jawline filler

Most common companion. Cheek first, jaw second, 4 to 6 weeks apart for very lean patients.

With Botox

Standard same-day combination.

With temple filler

Upper-face balance. Often staged across 2 sessions.

With Morpheus 8 RF

For patients needing skin tightening alongside volume restoration. Sequenced separately.

What cheek filler will not do

• Replace surgical midface lift for severe descent.
• Fix tear troughs alone. Tear troughs often need dedicated under-eye filler in a separate session.
• Permanently change facial structure. HA filler metabolizes over 18 to 24 months.
• Look perfect on day one for everyone. About 15 percent need touch-up at week 3.
• Fix sagging skin. Volume helps but does not replace tightening.

Why Bar Beauty for cheek augmentation

We are a nurse-led, physician-supervised injectable clinic in downtown Toronto serving patients across the GTA — Mississauga, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and Oakville. Our nurse injectors average 9 years of facial injectable experience and have performed more than 4,800 cheek sessions. We hold a 5.0 Google rating across 166 reviews as of May 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much does cheek filler cost in Toronto in 2026?

$695 per syringe. Typical full corrections run $1,295 to $1,895.

How long does it last?

HA: 15 to 24 months. Radiesse: 12 to 18 months. Sculptra: up to 24 months.

Does it hurt?

Mild. Topical numbing plus lidocaine in the filler. Pain rating 3 out of 10.

Can I exercise after?

24 hours for moderate exercise; 48 hours for hot yoga and sauna.

Is it safe?

Yes with cannula technique and branded products. Facial artery and infraorbital vessels are the main anatomic concerns.

How soon will I see results?

HA: immediate, settled at week 2 to 3. Sculptra: gradual 12 to 16 weeks. Radiesse: immediate plus continued collagen build.

Can I dissolve it?

HA yes. Sculptra and Radiesse no.

How much filler do I need?

Most patients require 2 to 3 mL for full correction. We map this at consultation.

Will it make me look “done”?

Not with appropriate volume and placement. Overcorrection is what produces the “done” look.

Voluma vs Lyft vs Volux for cheeks?

Voluma: lift and projection, default for most. Lyft: similar profile, Galderma brand. Volux: highest G-prime, best for structural enhancement.

Will cheek filler help my nasolabial folds?

Yes, indirectly. Restoring midface volume lifts the cheek and softens the fold without injecting into the fold itself.

Will cheek filler help my under-eye hollow?

Partially. Subtle sub-orbital cheek volume supports the under-eye. Direct tear-trough filler is a separate, more technically demanding treatment.

Book your cheek filler consultation

Call (416) 923-1200, message via WhatsApp, or book via the contact page.

Cheek filler in Toronto uses hyaluronic acid (Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft, Teosyal Ultra Deep) or a biostimulator (Sculptra, Radiesse) placed deep on the zygomatic bone to restore midface projection, lift the nasolabial fold, support the under-eye, and rebalance the lateral facial frame. At Bar Beauty in downtown Toronto we approach cheek augmentation anatomically — anterior medial cheek for lift, lateral cheek for contour, sub-orbital cheek for under-eye support — using single-entry cannula technique. 2026 pricing is $695 per syringe; most patients require 1.5 to 3 mL split across one or two sessions.

To book a no-pressure consultation, call (416) 923-1200 or use the contact page.

What cheek filler actually does

The midface ages in three predictable patterns and cheek filler addresses each one. First, the zygomatic fat pad atrophies and the bone resorbs, causing the apex of the cheek to descend. Second, the malar septum becomes more prominent because there is less overlying fat to disguise it, creating the visible “tear trough” and lid-cheek junction. Third, the lateral cheek loses projection, flattening the side profile and exposing the bony zygomatic arch. Filler placed thoughtfully along the zygomatic bone restores all three:

1. Anterior medial cheek (Ristow’s point). Deep supra-periosteal placement here lifts the entire midface and softens the nasolabial fold without injecting into the fold itself.
2. Lateral cheek (zygomatic apex). Placement here restores the high-point shadow that makes a face read youthful.
3. Sub-orbital cheek (sub-malar). Subtle volume here supports the under-eye without filling the tear trough directly.
4. Pre-auricular cheek. Volume here softens the descending jowl line and rebalances the lateral face.

Cheek augmentation is the most structural injectable in facial aesthetics. Done well it lifts everything above and below the cheek itself; done poorly it produces the puffy, top-heavy “filler face” that is hard to undo without dissolving and starting over.

2026 cheek filler pricing in Toronto

How our cheek pricing compares in Toronto

2026 Toronto cheek filler pricing ranges from $625 to $950 per HA syringe. We sit mid-market at $695. Volume-discounted package pricing (3 syringes for $1,895) brings the effective per-mL price to $632 when patients commit to a full correction.

Five real patients we treated in 2025 and 2026

Patient example 1: Rita, 38, Mississauga — early midface descent, first-time filler

Rita had subtle midface descent and softening nasolabial folds. We treated with 2 mL of Voluma split 1 mL per side ($1,295) placed deep at the zygomatic apex and Ristow’s point. Three-week assessment showed midface lift and nasolabial softening without any “filler look.” Total spend: $1,295. Outcome held: 19 months.

Patient example 2: Hyun, 47, Etobicoke — significant midface volume loss after weight loss

Hyun lost 22 lb in 2024 and the midface had flattened. We treated with 3 mL of Voluma in a single session ($1,895). Three-month follow-up showed restored cheek apex and softened nasolabial fold. Total spend: $1,895. Outcome held: 22 months.

Patient example 3: Marie, 54, Forest Hill — Sculptra biostimulator approach

Marie preferred a gradual collagen-build approach over HA filler. We prescribed Sculptra 3-vial full-face protocol ($2,395) across 3 sessions 6 weeks apart. Results developed over 12 to 16 weeks. Total spend: $2,395. Outcome held: 24+ months.

Patient example 4: Tanya, 32, North York — bone-structure enhancement (no descent)

Tanya did not have age-related volume loss but wanted more pronounced cheekbones for aesthetic balance. We treated with 2 mL of Volux (high-G) split per side ($1,390) for projection. Total spend: $1,390. Outcome held: 18 months.

Patient example 5: David, 59, downtown — Radiesse for collagen build

David wanted both immediate volume and long-term collagen support. We treated with 1.5 mL of Radiesse per side ($1,590 total). Visible improvement was immediate; collagen build continued for 9 to 12 months. Total spend: $1,590. Outcome held: 16 months.

HA vs Sculptra vs Radiesse for cheeks — how we decide

When we choose HA filler (Voluma, Lyft, Volux)

Default for patients under 50, first-time filler patients, and anyone who wants immediate visible change with the option to dissolve. Voluma is our default because of its high lift and 15 to 24 month duration.

When we choose Sculptra

For patients 50+ wanting gradual full-face collagen rebuild. Drawback: not reversible and results develop over 12 to 16 weeks. Cannot be combined with HA in the same zone same session.

When we choose Radiesse

For patients wanting immediate volume plus collagen stimulation. Lasts 12 to 18 months and continues to build collagen for 9 to 12 months after placement. Drawback: not reversible.

2025 to 2026 evolution — what changed in cheek augmentation

1. Cannula-only protocols

We have not used sharp needles on the cheek since 2024. All cheek work is single-entry cannula via 22G or 25G. Reduced bruising, reduced vascular risk in the infraorbital and facial artery zones.

2. Microbolus placement replacing fanning

Discrete deep deposits at anatomical landmarks rather than continuous fanning. Cleaner integration, more predictable outcomes.

3. Reduced total volumes per session

Maximum 3 mL per session in 2026 vs 4 to 6 mL in 2023 protocols. Better integration, fewer “puffy” outcomes.

4. Sub-malar volume avoidance

We have moved away from filling sub-malar zones unless specifically indicated. Over-filling sub-malar creates the chipmunk look that is the hardest filler outcome to undo.

5. GLP-1 patient sequencing

About 24 percent of our 2026 cheek patients are on a GLP-1 medication. Staged smaller volumes (1 mL per visit, 4 weeks apart) until weight stabilizes.

Red flags — when to walk out of a cheek filler consultation

• More than 3 mL per session recommended for cheek augmentation alone. Overcorrection looks heavy and may take 18+ months to resolve.
• Sub-malar filling proposed without indication. Often produces the “chipmunk” look.
• Sharp needle technique recommended. Cannula is standard of care for cheek work in 2026.
• “Premium” unbranded filler. Health Canada licensed products only.
• Per-area pricing without volume specified. Insist on per-syringe pricing.
• No photo documentation. Standardized 3-angle photos should be standard.
• No discussion of the facial artery or infraorbital vessels. Anatomic awareness should be evident.
• “Same-day result is the final result” claims. Cheek filler integrates and settles over 2 to 3 weeks.

Hidden costs most clinics will not list upfront

Consultation fees

Some clinics charge $75 to $200. We do not.

Touch-ups

If asymmetry at week 3, up to 0.3 mL touch-up is free at Bar Beauty. Other clinics charge $200 to $500.

Reversal with hyaluronidase

HA filler we placed can be dissolved within 30 days at no cost. After 30 days or for filler placed elsewhere, $300 to $500 per area.

Sculptra non-reversibility

Sculptra cannot be dissolved if you do not like the result.

Maintenance over 24 months

HA at 2 mL maintained with 1 mL annually after initial correction runs approximately $1,990 over 24 months.

Recovery — realistic week-by-week timeline

Day 0

Mild swelling at injection zones. Possible pinpoint bruising at cannula entry. No exercise, sauna, hot yoga for 24 hours.

Days 1 to 3

Most swelling resolves. Bruising peaks day 2 to 3 if any.

Week 1

Filler integrating. Cheeks look slightly fuller than final result. Avoid pressure on the cheeks (sleeping face-down).

Week 2 to 3

Final result visible. 3-week assessment booked.

Months 3 to 24

HA integrates and gradually metabolizes. Maintenance typically at month 18.

HSA, financing, OHIP, and tax considerations

Health spending accounts

Cheek filler is cosmetic, not OHIP-covered. Some Group HSAs reimburse. Itemized receipts available.

Beautifi financing

Bar Beauty is a Beautifi provider. $1,895 cheek treatment runs roughly $167 per month over 12 months.

Medicard

For larger protocols ($3,000+) Medicard offers extended terms up to 60 months.

OHIP coverage

OHIP does not cover cosmetic cheek augmentation.

CRA tax considerations

Pure cosmetic cheek work is not tax-deductible. Reconstructive cheek volume (post-trauma, post-illness) may qualify for the medical expense tax credit.

Combining cheek filler with other treatments

With jawline filler

Most common companion. Cheek first, jaw second, 4 to 6 weeks apart for very lean patients.

With Botox

Standard same-day combination.

With temple filler

Upper-face balance. Often staged across 2 sessions.

With Morpheus 8 RF

For patients needing skin tightening alongside volume restoration. Sequenced separately.

What cheek filler will not do

• Replace surgical midface lift for severe descent.
• Fix tear troughs alone. Tear troughs often need dedicated under-eye filler in a separate session.
• Permanently change facial structure. HA filler metabolizes over 18 to 24 months.
• Look perfect on day one for everyone. About 15 percent need touch-up at week 3.
• Fix sagging skin. Volume helps but does not replace tightening.

Why Bar Beauty for cheek augmentation

We are a nurse-led, physician-supervised injectable clinic in downtown Toronto serving patients across the GTA — Mississauga, Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and Oakville. Our nurse injectors average 9 years of facial injectable experience and have performed more than 4,800 cheek sessions. We hold a 5.0 Google rating across 166 reviews as of May 2026.

Frequently asked questions

How much does cheek filler cost in Toronto in 2026?

$695 per syringe. Typical full corrections run $1,295 to $1,895.

How long does it last?

HA: 15 to 24 months. Radiesse: 12 to 18 months. Sculptra: up to 24 months.

Does it hurt?

Mild. Topical numbing plus lidocaine in the filler. Pain rating 3 out of 10.

Can I exercise after?

24 hours for moderate exercise; 48 hours for hot yoga and sauna.

Is it safe?

Yes with cannula technique and branded products. Facial artery and infraorbital vessels are the main anatomic concerns.

How soon will I see results?

HA: immediate, settled at week 2 to 3. Sculptra: gradual 12 to 16 weeks. Radiesse: immediate plus continued collagen build.

Can I dissolve it?

HA yes. Sculptra and Radiesse no.

How much filler do I need?

Most patients require 2 to 3 mL for full correction. We map this at consultation.

Will it make me look “done”?

Not with appropriate volume and placement. Overcorrection is what produces the “done” look.

Voluma vs Lyft vs Volux for cheeks?

Voluma: lift and projection, default for most. Lyft: similar profile, Galderma brand. Volux: highest G-prime, best for structural enhancement.

Will cheek filler help my nasolabial folds?

Yes, indirectly. Restoring midface volume lifts the cheek and softens the fold without injecting into the fold itself.

Will cheek filler help my under-eye hollow?

Partially. Subtle sub-orbital cheek volume supports the under-eye. Direct tear-trough filler is a separate, more technically demanding treatment.

Book your cheek filler consultation

Call (416) 923-1200, message via WhatsApp, or book via the contact page.

Anatomical mapping — why injector knowledge of facial layers matters

The midface has five tissue layers from skin down to bone: epidermis, dermis, superficial fat, SMAS (superficial musculoaponeurotic system), deep fat, and periosteum. Cheek filler placement varies by goal — supra-periosteal placement (deep on bone) gives structural lift; placement in the SMAS or superficial fat creates surface contour but risks visibility and lumpiness. The facial artery runs from the inferior mandibular border up to the medial canthus, with the angular artery as its terminal branch — a continuous vascular structure that crosses the entire cheek. Cannula technique allows the injector to navigate around major vessels rather than puncturing them, which is the principal safety advantage over needle technique. The infraorbital nerve and vessels exit the infraorbital foramen approximately 1 cm below the orbital rim along the mid-pupillary line — a landmark every injector should mark before cheek work begins.

Choosing a product family for your specific midface anatomy

Voluma (Juvederm)

Allergan Vycross technology HA. High lift, moderate hydrophilicity, 15 to 24 month duration. Default for projection and structural midface restoration.

Restylane Lyft

Galderma NASHA technology HA. Comparable lift, slightly firmer feel, 12 to 18 month duration. Excellent for projection.

Teosyal Ultra Deep

Teoxane HA. High lift, slightly softer integration than Voluma, 12 to 18 month duration. Good for patients with thinner overlying tissue.

Volux (Juvederm)

Highest G-prime in the Juvederm range. Designed for jawline and chin but increasingly used for structural cheek projection in patients wanting dramatic enhancement.

Belotero Volume

Merz HA. Smoother feel, slightly less projection per mL, 12 to 18 months. Good for refined corrections.

Sculptra

Galderma poly-L-lactic acid. Not a filler — a biostimulator that triggers collagen growth. 3-vial full-face protocol over 3 sessions, results develop 12 to 16 weeks.

Radiesse

Merz calcium hydroxylapatite microspheres. Hybrid biostimulator with immediate volume plus 9 to 12 months of collagen build. 12 to 18 months duration.

Pre-treatment and aftercare checklist

One week before: avoid fish oil, vitamin E, aspirin, ibuprofen unless medically required. Avoid alcohol 48 hours before.

Day of: arrive without makeup. Eat normally. Bring written list of current medications and supplements.

First 24 hours after: no exercise, sauna, hot yoga, alcohol, or pressure on the treated area.

First 2 weeks: sleep on your back or non-treated side if possible. Avoid facial massage, microneedling, laser, peels, or microdermabrasion in the treated area.

Week 3: attend the complimentary assessment appointment for touch-up consideration.