Q: Wrinkling of silicone implants after pregnancy. Can this be corrected and is it worth looking into having a revision? (photos)
This is a common concern I see in my practice and if this is something that bothers you, yes, a revision can improve this concern. It is normal after pregnancy and breast feeding to lose some of your native breast tissue. You would require an in-person exam to discuss your best options but based on your photos, I generally favor the use of Strattice, an acellular dermal matrix (ADM), to reinforce your pocket(s) and provide a layer of coverage where it is lacking. Today's more cohesive silicone implants are also less prone to rippling and employing the use of both of these should greatly help. Another factor to consider before deciding to undergo revision surgery is whether you plan to grow your family or if you are done having children. If your desire is to have another child in the next year or two, I would recommend waiting until you are done to avoid potential additional surgeries. As always, I recommend consulting with reputable board-certified plastic surgeons to formalize a surgical plan when you are ready. Best of luck!
Q: Where would I get Botox for this crease on my face? Or Fillers? (photo)
This area can definitely be improved by using a hyaluronic acid filler and not Botox. Botox is a paralytic so it would not be used under the eyes. I would recommend a consultation with an experienced cosmetic injector or plastic surgeon to discuss this treatment option for you as injecting under eye filler properly requires advanced techniques. Best of luck.
Q: Should I get the bigger side of my upper lip dissolved or more filler injected into my upper lip? (photo)
It appears that you have some overfilling to both your upper and lower lips as well as asymmetrical placement. I would recommend dissolving the product first, then returning the following week for rebuilding/refilling of the lips properly by an experience cosmetic injector or board certified plastic surgeon.
Q: Is 2 syringes of Juvederm Ultra and 1 syringe of Volbella to correct my lipstick lines and add volume too much?
I recommend starting with one syringe of Juvederm Ultra to add volume to the lips and one syringe of Volbella to treat the perioral lines ("lipstick lines") around the mouth. If after these two syringes are done and you feel like you could benefit from a bit more, your injector can then add another syringe or partial syringe very easily.