When patients are dissapointed about the longevity of a particular filler, I like to review how much filler was used. A full correction with any filler should last longer than 3 months, so that begs the question, how many syringes of Restylane were used? I typically use 2 syringes (2cc total volume) for smile... more
Evolence vs. Restylane: which is longer lasting?
I am a 45 year old, African American female living in New York, and have been getting Restylane injections in the nasolabial folds and lips every 8 months for the past three years. I don't know why, but it seems like my body absorbs the material so quickly that the results start to fade within a few months. I am terribly disappointed with the results after three months and was wondering if Evolence would be a better choice for me? If not Evolence, what would you recommend? I want something long lasting, with minimal bruising and swelling.
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A: Evolence vs Restylane and long lasting filler options for cheeks and lips
There are some permanent fillers which have been available and will be available. However, many physicians raise concerns about these and none are currently recommended. Off label use is currently the only option. Evolence is currently not a popular choice for the lips. Fat injection is one potential solution... more
A: try radiesse
Evolence does claim to have minimal bruising and swelling but the results do not last as long as some other fillers. Radiesse may be a good option for you for long lasting result, typically lasting more than a year.
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