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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist
111 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 2001, Chicago, Illinois
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This question is difficult to answer without an evaluation.  This type of problem may be addressed with filler in the nasolabial fold or cheek.  In an evaluation, the injector can manipulate the area in different positions to see which type of treatment would be the best for your face type.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Unfortunately, some people can heal with dark marks or hyperpigmentation after liquid nitrogen.  This type of reaction is impossible to predict.  In almost all cases, these marks will fade over time.  You can speed this process with the addition of a fade cream.  For this type of discoloration retinol and hydroquinone (or a combination of the two) is a good choice. 
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Great question! Botox is the best treatment for treatment of furrowing.  It is actually facial muscles in the area which causes this effect.  Botox weakens these muscles to soften and even eliminate this angry looking effect.  I think you will be very pleased with this type of treatment.  Good luck!
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Great question! The proper placement of Botox can open up the eye and this effect can last for 3-6 months per treatment.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
As we ago, we loose volume or fullness in the mid face area.  Fillers in the cheek area can offer great benefit and improvement.  Fillers commonly used in this are Perlane, Sculptra and Radiesse.  Out of the three I prefer Perlane.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
It appears that you have some scarring from your previous acne.  Peels can help, but usually just the stronger type of peel (eg. TCA).  In my experience you would be wasting your money on milder peels (glycolic or salicylic acid) or microdermabrasion.  Another option is laser resurfacing.  You should see a Dermatologist in your area to discuss treatment options.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Lines under the eyes can be cause from several things and their treatment will be different based on the cause.  I would recommend and examination/consultation with a Dermatologist to discuss your treatment options.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Botox in the glabellar (frown) area weakens the eyebrow depressor muscles (which bring the eyebrows down and in).  Treatment can definitely lift the eyebrows, but its effects on the spacing of the eyebrows is minimal in my experience.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews
Fillers are great treatment options to a more invasive implant surgery.  Fillers used in the area are commonly Radiesse and Perlane (which is in the same family as Restylane).  Radiesse lasts longer and can actually stimulate new collagen growth.  Neither should preclude you from implants as an option in the future.
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Michele Burgess, MD, FAAD

Board Certified Dermatologist

4 | 1 reviews

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Finally , I Am on Accutane - Chicago, IL

I took my first pill today , oh what a relief! If you knew how I struggled to get his medication prescribed to me... I celebrated with my best friend bc I was so happy, we went to the beach and the restaurant. Anyway I am a little bit tired so I will just upload a pic of the acne at its worse and will update later.