Keep your set full without starting over.

Lash extensions don't fall out on their own — they shed along with the natural lash they're bonded to, on that lash's own growth cycle. As individual lashes shed and regrow, small gaps appear through the set. A fill targets exactly those gaps, adding fresh extensions only where they're needed rather than removing and redoing lashes that are still healthy and well-placed.

This is a maintenance appointment for existing regulars, not a new set. It assumes you're coming in with a reasonable amount of your current set still intact — generally regulars who keep to a two-to-three-week rhythm. If it's been significantly longer than that since your last visit, more of the set will have shed and the appointment may need to be treated as closer to a full new set instead, simply because there's more rebuilding involved.

A two-week fill is $125 and takes about sixty minutes, regardless of which style your original set was — classic, wispy, or a trend style like an anime or wet-set look. The goal at every fill is to restore your set to the same density and shape it had on day one, not to add extra length or drama unless that's specifically requested.

Between fills, a little care goes a long way: brush your lashes daily with a clean spoolie, keep oil-based cleansers and makeup removers away from the lash line, and avoid sleeping face-down where lashes get crushed against a pillow. These habits protect both the extensions and your own natural lash underneath.

If you've let a set go longer than usual or you're switching studios and want an honest assessment of what a fill will involve, the free 15-minute video consult is the easiest way to find out before you book.