I’ve seen Dr. Kim for almost 3.5 years for Dysport. She is fantastic and always gets it right. I recently decided to do lip fillers and there was zero pain as she provided two types of numbing!! I completely trust Dr. Kim!
Celluma is a low level light therapy to regulate skin collagen metabolism using a pulsed LED light source and it has effets on skin photo-aging and pigmentation. You can continue Celluma treatments before Venus Viva procedure and resume 24-48hours after the procedure is performed due to LED's mild thermal effect unless directed by a physician. LED therapy will accelerate the resolution of erythema, promote healing and for anti-aging benefits.
Yes, Venus Viva operates with the NanoFractional Radio Frequency(RF) and SmartScan technology that delivers energy deep in to dermis generating heat and initiating skin changes, remodeling collagen and causing the tissue to regenerate thus producing a fresher younger looking skin. The benefits of treatment are: Tightens lax skin, Diminishes visible pores, Evens out skin tone and texture, Controls pigmentation lesions, Diminishes appearance of rosacea, Reduces fine lines and wrinkles, Decreases visible signs of acne scaring, Correct necklace lines, Elevates and resurfaces the delicate skin around the eyes and long-term collagen stimulation and regeneration for lasting results.
Usually there's no restriction on applying foundation or make up after any filler injection or subcision for acne scar, but needle injections leave multiple punctured skin and may increase the chance of skin contamination. Unless you have to wear the make up for absolute reason on procedure day, it may not be a bad idea to wait till next morning.
Bellafill is such an unique filler that lasts up to 5 years after the injection. It will not only give an immediate gratification and also works as an biostimulant over time to produce more collagen and elastin. If you were happy with the results during the injection, it maybe due to some swelling from injection. Have your injector check your nose again and may consider adding more Bellafill to get the result you want.
I am not sure how long it has been since your mole was cauterized, but it is quite normal to see it gets darker a few days after the procedure as the outer layer of skin was burned and cauterized. Then the darkened area will be covered with a scab and it will come off soon, maybe in a week or so. Don't try to scratch or pull the scab off during this healing stage. I would also keep the area open rather than covering it with a bandaid.
