Perlane injections for facial sagging

Stella Desyatnikova, M.D. answers: Best non-surgical treatment to lift skin and build collagen?

I only have 2 wrinkles around the mouth and 1-2 on forehead. What I do have is facial sagging especially around the nasolabial fold. What is best for lifting? Are there any creams that work?


Stella Desyatnikova, MD
14 months ago
By Stella Desyatnikova, MD - Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

Perlane injections can make a dramatic difference in restoring the facial volume, balance, and harmony. We use Perlane injection to the cheeks and surrounding area to have an instant mid-face lift, and improve the nasolabial fold area. These injections are also helpful for the patients who had too much fillers in the area of the fold itself, to the point that it distorts their midface. Cheek injections can help bring back the facial balance and youthful contours.

 

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