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Location: Prescott, AZ
Joined: 7 Jan 2008
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  • Posted to Selphyl Under my Eyes! - Phoenix, AZ on 2 Apr 2012

    You cannot be overfilled with Selphyl. There will be initial swelling (alot) because they overfill you on purpose because they know that it will all dissipate. Its blood, so it all gets reabsorbed into your body. The result is beautiful....but I wouldn't do it again becuase it caused the juvederm in my mid face to move (probably from the pressure from swelling) and it all went away after 3 months and my face went back to normal so not worth it. Its a shame...beautiful results that just don't last long enough.
  • Posted to Palovia...here We Go! - Prescott, AZ on 7 Jan 2012

    Juvederm Ultra Plus XC
  • Posted to Bags under eyes caused by Selphyl on 6 Jan 2012

    The same thing happened to me, but it doesn't sound like either of your docs properly addressed what happened. I have been using filler in my upper cheeks for a number of years, and after the swelling from the Selphyl in my under eye area (which is considerable) the Juvederm in my cheeks migrated, causing the "dents". When you push on your face and it dents, that isn't swelling, its an indication that there is filler where you are pushing. My doc injected a little filler back into the area and looks fine now. Also, the huge amount of swelling caused by Selphyl injections is not caused by the area being "aggravated" - Selphyl is injected similar to fat injections in that the treatment area is overfilled to begin with because a large amount of the filler will be reabsorbed by the body. Overfilling results in alot of swelling, but it subsides in about a week and then doesn't come back or show improved fullness until the next month or so when the stem cell regeneration takes place.
    I am thrilled I got Selphyl and will probably go in for a 2nd treatment to greater improve the results. Downside is that it can cause filler in the surrounding area to migrate, and it takes longer to recover than the docs tell you....you look like hell for at least 3-4 days post treatment!!!
  • Posted to Palovia...here We Go! - Prescott, AZ on 6 Jan 2012

    Still pretty much the same as much December update. I just just begun re using it around my eyes, so don't know yet if there will be improvement. The most frustrating thing is that it misfires alot if you are not extremely careful, but its risk free to try it! Buy one and use it for 60 days - you can return if you are not happy!!
  • Posted to Love the results.....prefer liquid lift to surgery on 10 Dec 2011

    Britt, though I'm not opposed to the idea of surgery when I'm older, I've known many people who have had surgery and then report that a mere 5 yrs later they are sagging again. The reality is, even with surgery a person has to use filler to avoid sagging. Most middle aged people need at least 5 syringes per year to keep up!
    I'm glad that I've chosen the route I have, which is to invest money in improving the structure of the skin so to speak, instead of just pulling it up. All of the laser, microcurrent, cosmeceutical skin care and even the filler injections have improved my collagen and elastin greatly. I'm helping my body help itself - as opposed to surgery which does nothing to improve the quality of the skin.