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Practice Information
6753 Longshore St., Dublin, Ohio
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About the Practice

Medical Director: Maggie Gasiorova, MD
7 Before & After Photos
18 Answered Questions

Doctors & Other Staff Members

Magdalena Gasiorova, MD
Board Certified Internist
4.9
Elena A. Christofides, MD
Internist
Josie Tabacca
Brand Representative
Chalie Jones
Nurse Practitioner
Dianna Livengood
Nurse Practitioner
Morgan Young
Master Aesthetician

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18 Answers

Lip Fillers
Q Is there a way to fix asymmetrical/uneven bottom lip? (Photo)
A It is difficult to tell from the picture. In many cases it is not the lip intself, but the peri-oral tissues that needs to be supported and strengthened to be able to support the lips filler.
Answered by Dr. GasiorovaMarch 5, 2023
Dermal Fillers
Q What can I do to correct dents on my cheekbones that developed from the use of Hyalase? (photos)
A The question is - how long ago were you injected? Remember that hyaluronidase will not only dissolve the unwanted filler, but your own native hyaluronic acid as well. Generally it takes 6-8 weeks for your tissues to heal and your native HA to regenerate. If the areas continue looking indented, consider bio-stimulators like Radiesse or Sculptra.
Answered by Dr. GasiorovaMarch 5, 2023
Radiesse
Q Would Radiesse and Renuva help smooth out nadolabial folds? (photo)
A Radiesse Plus is an excellent product for facial support and tissue repositioning. But logically 'nasolabial fold' is, in most cases, a result of tissue descent, therefore before placing either Radiesse or HA fillers, talk to your injector about creating an appropriate full lateral and medial cheek support. Unless there is a nasolabial 'crease', nasolabial fold should not be and in most case does not need to be 'filled'.
Answered by Dr. GasiorovaMarch 5, 2023
Radiesse
Q 3 months after Radiesse, skin is still blue. Is this bruising or hyperpigmentation and what are my treatment options? (photos)
A Tyndall - which is the proper name of the bluish discoloration - is a known adverse effect of Radiesse and most hyaluronic acid filler when placed too superficially in the skin. Skin thickness and color also plays a role. The only therapy is dissolving the filler - and yes - dissolving with hyaluronidase as soon as possible. Other therapies would be deep RF microneedling or laser.
Answered by Dr. GasiorovaMarch 4, 2023
Radiesse
Q Radiesse filler in jawline - can I trim my beard with beard trimmer, can force affect jaw filler?
A I recommend holding off on using any pressure on treated area about 2 weeks; beard trimmer however can be gently used on the treated area after 72 hours post treatment with Radiesse,
Answered by Dr. GasiorovaMarch 4, 2023

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MondayClosedTuesday8:00am - 4:00pmWednesday10:00am - 7:00pmThursday10:00am - 7:00pmFriday8:00am - 4:00pmSaturday9:00am - 1:00pmSundayClosed

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