I’ve done my fillers and Botox several times with Dr Kash and my results keep getting better and better. His office is clean and professional. Great bedside manner and he explains everything so you feel comfortable. I’ve referred some of my friends and they are super happy. He is definitely one of the best injectors in Las Vegas!
First, I’m sorry to hear about this occurance, granulomas are a person’s own reaction to foreign substance and they occur more frequently than you think. I have seen them more with non-HA lip fillers. Serial steroid injections (kenalog) and fluorouracil injections are the mainstay In shrinking these granulomas down to a minimum, but not 100% proven either..Stay patient and with time , they will likely improve...keep in touch with your cosmetic physician, excision should be your last choice. Cheers , Dr Kash from Las Vegas
Botox is always the easiest way to freshen you up, and a good place to start, done by an experienced injector of course. Next, I would address the midface and lateral cheek area with a product like radiesse or voluma to give you a more youthful appearance and help with the undereye tear trough line. Meanwhile you can use PRP and a product like Sculptra to help naturally build collagen and address volume loss over the long run. Good luck.
prp/prf is a great long term(2-5 years)solution in helping the body stimulate collagen , but it take a series of 3-6 treatments to visually see results. HA filler is a great short term (1 year) solution for the undereye. In combination, they work best to give you both. If immediate Cost is an issue, then go with the HA filler, but knowing that you will probably pay More in the long term with using short term solutions. Cheers from vegas.
Combination therapy is always best using fillers, lasers, topical skincare. Fillers are a good place to start to add volume. I would use a smooth fine filler such as classic restalyne or Belotero performed by an experienced injector. Cheers from sin city.
lumps and bumps are quite common after lip filler injections, they usually resolve within a few weeks with mild massage. You can dissolve these lumps very quickly with hyaluronidase if a hyaluronic acid (restalyne/juvederm/revanesse) filler was used, but I would wait at least 2 weeks. All clinics or injectors using such product should have the reversing agent on standby at all times. Good luck from sin city .
