Daphney Gracia Antony, MBBS, DipDerm, MScSurg(Ed)

Too much cheek fillers are notoriously known to cause the nasolabial folds to look deeper. Your lip fillers are done symmetrically and they don't appear to be the problem in your case. Not sure if it's the photo angle but there seems to be a left-right asymmetry which could be due to either botox/ thread lifts done. Correction for your current situation would be to lift the saggy/ ptotic tissues on the left side of the face.

Radiofrequency energy in Exilis can heat up any metallic object in the field. This includes even simple jewellery so Titanium implants are no exception. Although implants are a contraindication, there are patients who get Exilis over these implants without any issues. The same scenario holds true for the usage of other energy-based devices such as HIFU. The doctor treating your problem should take a call.

If you're using all the three products (retinol, vitamin C and Lactic acid) together at one time, this definitely is super harsh for the skin. Dryness, redness, and sensitivity are inevitable. You can cycle the products or use some in your night routine. Effectively combining with hydrating agents will also help.

Chin fillers can result in lumpiness or nodules and these indentations are probably not the after-effects of the chin filler. The hyperactive mentalis has become more noticeable after your chin fillers. Botox injected into the mentalis muscle overlying the chin will relax it and make the chin contour appear better.

If you're looking at minor corrections, fillers injected into the pre-jowl sulcus on either side of the chin may give a better aesthetic appearance. Mentalis Botox can help soften the chin but from the looks of it, you might need a revision of the chin bone reduction surgery. Unfortunately, there are no at-home treatment options.