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Is Artefill Safe for Marionette Lines and Nasal Labial Area?
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Artefill is still only FDA approved for the nasolabial and melolabial folds and is an excellent choice for smoothing those lines over a period of 5 years or more. It can be used off label for other lines on the face but your doctor should inform you this is being done. A favorite other area I use the product is the 'sleep lines on the cheek'. It should not be used to augment a chin or used in the lips or around the eyes. Remember, this is not a filler, it is a long...
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Artefill for nasolabial and marionette lines
Thanks for your question. I highly recommend the use of Artefill to the nasolabial and marionette lines. Expect a semi-permanent correction of up to 5-7 years. Factors that may affect your results are of course your age, skin condition (such as sun damage) weight, and wether you have heavy howling and malar descent ( then you may consider a face and neck lift). I have used Artefill since 2006 and have treated hundreds of patients and like the results and product...
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Artefill is safe for marionette lines and nasolabial folds
Artefill is a FDA approved filler that is safe for the nasolabial folds and marionette lines. It is best injected over a series of sessions. A skin test is required one month prior to injecting the face. I would suggest a temporary filler prior to Artefill placement, to make sure you like the appearance of an injectable filler in these folds.
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Artefill for marionette lines and nasolabial area
Without a picture, it's difficult to know if you are a good candidate for Artefill treatment to the marionette lines and/or nasolabial area, but in general, Artefill can be used to treat those areas. If the treatment is done correctly, there should be no safety concern.
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