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What is ArteFILL Supposed to Treat?

Does ArteFILL have any off-label uses?

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Artefill Uses

Artefill is a "permanent" filler, meaning it lasts longer than the temporary 6-12 month fillers. It seems to last about 5-7 years. It is a great option for nasolabial folds and cheekbones, and not ideal for the lip. Unfortunately there is no antidote like hyaluronidase to inject into it if you're not happy with it. It is also a great way to fill in acne scars that are depressed.
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The availability of a safe, permanent, FDA-approved...

The availability of a safe, permanent, FDA-approved filler, namely Artefill, should be exciting to any patient who has been pleased with their results from temporary injectables. Although FDA-approved specifically for cosmetic correction of the nasolabial folds, I have also had excellent results using it off-label for treatment of the marionette lines (which extend downwards from the corners of the mouth). Because it is permanent, most physicians remain cautious as far as injecting this... more
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Artefill - where is it used

Aretfill is FDA approved for use in the nasolabial folds.  This is where I most commonly use it.  However, it can be used off label to fill in other areas like the marionette lines etc.  The only area I would definitely not use it is the lips.  Overall it's a great product and lasts significantly longer than most fillers. Dr. Cat Begovic.

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Artefill Uses in the Face and Body

Artefill is currently being studied for use in other facial and non-facial areas besides the nasolabial folds and marionette lines.  Many of us who use it like to inject the nose with it for the "lunch time nose job" and the jawline to hide the jowls. 
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