Hey! Im getting Radiesse filler in the middle of my forehead for my circular-indented chickenpox scar (My cosmetician said Radiesse would be best to fix the scar) My birthday is about 8 days after the filler appointment, would it be okay if I only wore makeup on my birthday? I am seeing mixed reviews about when to apply makeup after.
P.S I dont want fat injected in my forehead because it makes the texture very soft and I dont think its good feel for a hard forehead, especially because I wear a lot of hats.
When a thicker dermal filler is injected superficially for this issue, I kind of expect that even though the product does not migrate to other areas - that the injection site sunk in creased skin has to go somewhere. So, the forehead skin would have to lower. So, droopy eyelids again in most cases?
An expert injector Ivy League Dermatologist in Miami used Botox that resulted in 3 months of one droopy eyelid. As I see it, a dermal filler product given superficially can volumize the line so that it's symmetrical with the forehead and, if given in a beaded manner can highly prevent droopy lid that most people complain about by using a different product. I know it is about persons own body, expertise by injector, etc. Thanks.
Emergency Hylase 4ml to dissolve filler that was injected into an artery in forehead.The Hylase also dissolved Radiesse adjacent to the site. This area was refilled and then emergency dissolved with 1 ml of Hylase due to injected into a major artery. Where Radiesse was and other lines that were filled and stable reappeared. I would really like an answer. The Batch Number for the Radiesse is 100094674. Expiry date October 2018
I had a Radiesse filler less then 2 days ago. I am on a steroid now for swelling and bruising. The doctor did not inject between the eyebrow. I have bruising and tenderness between the eyebrow and redness on one side of forehead. Really concerned it is vascular occlusion. Any opinions appreciated
I saw a video on YouTube where a doctor used radiesse to create a dramatically rounder forehead. Is this possible or too risky? Are there any doctors in Los Angeles that do this procedure?
I do not believe I have a prominent brow bone. If I'm wrong feel free to correct me. However, I am seeing an indentation above the brow bone and read this is considered a masculine feature. I was wondering if a filler could fix this since its not horribly deep? I do however have one photo that looks as if my forehead is completely flat, as the others don't. I'm wondering if its just the angle or if my forehead should go in a bit more at the top of the hairline as well.