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A: Hello, to achieve a shaper and more defined jawline, you can consider filler to this area. Keep in mind that with goal photos, the photos of models or photos available on social media are often photoshopped/edited and it may not be realistic to expect the same outcome for yourself, given your anatomy. But filler would be the best option for you and could make your jawline look more defined. Note that you have a steeper angle to your jaw whereas your goal photos have a flatter angle to their jaws. It is difficult to change the anatomy or angle of your jawline with filler. Hope this helps!

A: Hello! You are beautiful and asymmetry is common. However if this bothers you, you may want to consider surgery. What you are seeing is puffiness on the left side due to the fat pads under the eye bulging or sticking out. Some people do see this at a young age like you and some people see this more on one side versus the other. To correct it, it would be lower eyelid surgery (transconjunctival blepharoplasty) to remove some of those fat pads on the left side. I have done this surgery to two different young women who just had one side with more pronounced puffiness. I performed the surgery only to the "puffier" side. However depending on your exam, a surgeon may recommend surgery on both sides for better results. I wouldn't do filler since it will not correct the problem and may only make that side look even fuller/puffier. Hope this helps!

A: Hello, sorry to hear about what you've been through. Yes, it looks like you have some tissue atrophy from the Kenalog and 5-FU injections. Unfortunately this is common. However, it usually will improve and resolve over 6-12 months. It would be best to be patient with this process. You can also do facials (lymphatic massage) to help with swelling to your under eye. You can also microneedling to help with skin texture and consider using medical grade skin care products like retinol to help with skin texture and redness. I also suggest you see another provider to assess if the swelling under your eye is due to filler (if so, it could be dissolved). It's possible the area of swelling is not filler, but due to you being hollow nearby from the filler dissolve. Hope this helps but give it time and only try conservative treatments for now while your tissue continues to heal.

A: You are beautiful! But Botox will help to soften the bunching around your eyes when you smile. We should all have some movement/scrunching around our eyes which we refer to as "crows feet". A little movement is needed as we express ourselves with our eyes and our smile. But we can soften the amount of bunching that occurs with a little bit of Botox. Hope this helps!

A: Hello, I think fillers would be the most predictable way to address the tear trough on the left side and have it better match the right side. However, an alternative to filler would be "skin resurfacing" options that could stimulate collagen and help that area look less hollow (more smooth). Resurfacing options to stimulate collage would be microneedling or something like Morpheus (microneedling with radiofrequency). "Resurfacing" options are less predictable and require multiple sessions. It also doesn't address the cause of the asymmetry which I think is due to asymmetry in the underlying bone. Filler can help to restore volume on that left side to improve asymmetry. Hope this helps!