So many famous patients of cosmetic surgery look unnatural and have crepey, unnaturally smooth or sagging skin in the areas I would like a more attractive contour without necessarily using implants--paranasal/nasolabial fold area, midface, and jaw. I'd like to know if that's due to repeated use of fillers and how to avoid that.
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You have several options that range anywhere from simple rest and nutrition to surgical blepharoplasty. I would not consider surgery as a first option, as there are a lot of non-surgical options. The fine lines and wrinkles can possibly be taken care of with a good medical...
I use cannulas for many injections and my patients rarely get any bruising or swelling. When needles you may get some bruising but that is unpredictable. Typically there is no downtime. Best, Dr. Emer.
The vertical lines on the cheek near the crows feet are difficult to treat safely with Botox because they are close to the muscles that elevate your lips. Diffusion of Botox to the lip muscles will result in a crooked smile. Using fillers to replace cheek volume and tear trough volume is the...