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There is a short list of things you shouldn't do after Botox/Fillers, your provider will usually give you post treatments instructions and have you sign them making sure you understand the liability. Excessive heat, sweating, strenuous activity, saunas/jacuzzis, alcohol based facial products, pressure on the face such as getting a massage, and sleeping on either side of the face is to be avoided for the first few days. Don't try to mold or move the filler as it needs time to settle. Refer to your practitioners post care instructions.
The answer to this is more complicated because each persons anatomy and genetics are different. "Smokers lines" or vertical lip lines are in fact genetic, so when treating them thats what you have to keep in mind. You cannot treat them with a one size fits all approach. Some of my patients do well with a thin filler, but the problem lies in the "location" of the lines, they usually split down the vermilion border, and when HA fillers are injected here it usually creates a certain look some would call the "duck effect", some people like this look and some people hate it so it's very specific. Some of my patients do better with threading in this area though you don't get the instant gratification of fillers, you get a more natural look later on after a few treatments. It is all preference really.
Since you are so young it wouldn't be cost effective or reasonable to start you on dermal fillers for the rest of your life. I would say get a Vampire Facial 2-3 times per year and that is all the anti-aging maintenance you will need for a long while, you can of course couple this with Botox if wrinkles bother you, but at 18 years old you probably don't have an issue with skin laxity or wrinkles. Enjoy your youth while you have it.
Unfortunateley Botox will only treat the crows feet, the wrinkles under the eye are caused by a two edged sword of skin laxity and loss of volume under the eye and in the cheek area. It is a good idea to keep up your regular Botox treatments but you can add in a little filler in the cheeks and PRP/Micro Needling or some laser to resurface the skin under the eyes. Its not an overnight process but after a few treatments you should start seeing a difference.
This is an area I never use fillers due to the sensitivity of the ocular nerve, and its surroundings. I usually do PRP injections coupled with micro-needling. To remove excess skin from the under eye region surgery is the most effective by far. You can dissolve the filler with hyaluronidase but if it has been multiple years than what you are seeing probably is not a hyaluronic acid based filler and needs to be addressed differently.
