Belotero: Q&A
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How long does Belotero Last?
Belotero is a newer filler in our practice and although we like it for tear troughs and very superficial lines, It doesn't seem to last as long as Restylane or Juvederm. In some cases we are seeing only 3-4 months. On the other hand it doesn't create some of the problems Juvederm or Restylane does. The Jury is still out!
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Nice thin HA filler
Belotero Balance is a very nice Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers. It is one of the newer HA products, and it's niche in my practice is in filling of very fine lines, that other HA's are not well suited for. As a result, it is not very volumizing, and tends to last a bit shorter than the other HA's, with the average being 6-9 months depending on the site that it is used in.
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Belotero
Belotero can last up to 9 months depending on where it is used and whether or not Botox is used in conjunction with it. It is especially useful for the eye area because it will not produce the Tyndall effect, meaning cast a bluish hue. It is also useful for fine superficial lines too.
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Longevity of Belotero
Like most other hyaluronic acid fillers, Belotero is fairly short lasting. It's longevity can vary from person to person and can also vary with the treated area. I would say a rough estimate would be about six months.
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How long does Belotero last?
Belotero is newer hyaluronic acid based filler. It is similar in composition to Restylane, Juvederm, and Perlane. Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced and broken down by the body every day, synthetic hyaluronic acid has more crosslinking (binding of the molecule) therefore is more resistant to being metabolized by the body. On average, Belotero lasts about 6-9 months depending on the area being injected. The tear trough region will last longer than the lips because lips are constantly...
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Re: Duration of Belotero
Belotero will normally last between six to nine months. However, the duration of this filler will be different across individuals. Some people will metabolize the filler faster than others. It will also depend on where the injection was placed.
Belotero will often last a shorter time in areas where there is a lot of movement.
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Duration of Belotero
Belotero is a newer hyaluronic acid filler, similar to Juvederm and Restylane. I favor it over the other hyaluronics in more superficial lines. In general patients are finding that it lasts about 6-12 months depending on where it is injected.
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Belotero Lasts 6-9 months
Belotero is one of the newer Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers similar to Resytlane or Juvederm. It is a very versatile filler that can be used not only in the traditional areas such as the nasolabial folds and marionette lines, but can be placed more superficially to correct fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth. I have also found it very effective to treat the tear trough area (lower eyelid hollowing) to give the eyes a more refreshed aesthetic. As with the other HA fillers, I usually tell...
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Belotero lasts around 6 months
The longevity of Belotero is similar to that of hyaluronic acide dermal fillers. Around the mouths and nasolabial folds, the product typically lasts around 6 months. It can last much longer, close to a year, when injected in the tear troughs. It is a very versatile filler in that it can also be injected very superficially to address very fine lines in lips and glabella, for instance.
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Belotero
Belotero, like most of the other HA products, lasts anywhere between 6 and 12 months. It really depends on your metabolism and the area you had it injected.
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