Hi Rachel_b,
You're correct definitely not bunny lines, by the picture you posted it seems you have some hollowing of your tear troughs. I typically use Restylane and/or Restylane Lyft&nbsp;for this area,&nbsp;both of these products are hyaluronic acid based&nbsp;fillers.&nbsp;

Hello! I have this weird kinda crease on each side of my nose. I don’t think it’s the bunny lines. I’m not sure what they are called or how to get reduce the appearance of them? Botox or fillers? How would I ask my local doctor what I should get done? And what would you recommend?

Where would I get Botox for this crease on my face? Or Fillers? (photo)

Botox

Thanks for you question.&nbsp; I suggest that you see your provider to either massage it or reverse it&nbsp;with hylenex.&nbsp;&nbsp;
It can be a&nbsp;delayed inflammation response from&nbsp;Vollure.&nbsp;&nbsp;If it is a delayed inflammation response it most likely won't improve until it is dissolved.&nbsp;
I hope that helps.&nbsp; Good luck

I have a hard lump in lip 3 weeks after volift/vollure injections. my injector is quite far from me so want some opinions! There was a lump in my lower lip on the inside since i got injected and i thought it was softening, however, now it feels firmer and i can feel it against my teeth if i move my mouth a certain way/smile. i've been trying to massage it out but its not working. Now it looks a bit swollen/puffy on that side. Will the injector be able to massage it out, or will it need to be dissolved? if not massagable then i'd leave it. I'm worried I might have a delayed reaction though and have biofilm/granuloma?

Will the injector be able to massage it out, or will it need to be dissolved?

Vollure

You look very young from the photo's.&nbsp; I think sculptra would be a good choice&nbsp;for you to accomplish what you are looking for.&nbsp; Facelifts do not give you fullness. Facelifts will lift laxity&nbsp;tissue only. When tissue is relocated to the proper position&nbsp;it may give you a more full appearance, but won't give you something you did not have before. Therefore sculptra is a better choice for you.&nbsp;
Cost will vary and ranges from 800.00 to 1000.00 per vial. You will need 2-6 treatments with 1-2 vials per&nbsp;appointment.&nbsp;
Reasoning for varying cost is that stimulation of collagen will be different from patient to patient. Therefore how many vials are used is based on an individuals response to treatment. The younger and the better lifestyle of&nbsp;the patient - can&nbsp;yield better results.
Collagen is produced by&nbsp;fibroblast cells. As we age, there is an&nbsp;accumulation of&nbsp;senescence&nbsp;cells&nbsp;(i.e.&nbsp;cells that are&nbsp;non-functioning) therefore they&nbsp;cannot synthesize collagen anymore.&nbsp; The amount of senescence&nbsp;cells in ones tissue will&nbsp;vary.&nbsp;&nbsp;Age, lifestyle, and the&nbsp;amount of&nbsp;exposure to&nbsp;pollution and&nbsp;sun, genetics,&nbsp;and stress are the varying factors.&nbsp;
 
Again, Age, lifestyle and health of the individual will also determine how long the results will last. Typically results from&nbsp;sculptra&nbsp;can last 1-3 years.&nbsp;
Take your antioxidants...... supplements can help in creating longer lasting collagen (i.e. antioxidants&nbsp;neutralizes free radicals, therefore preventing the premature destruction of collagen fibers)
hope this helps, wishing you the best.&nbsp;

I want my face to be puffy(not in bad way but as in youthful) and round like the model. The other picture I edited thinking where I might be needing to have surgery or liquid lift in order to achieve round and puffy face. How much product would I need for liquid and which filler is most intense+last longest? How much would it cost for me? I know I need to consult in person but I don’t have access to right now. Around and about would work for me$ Thank you

Would it be better to get a facelift surgery or liquid facelift to achieve my goal look? (photo)

Liquid Facelift

Absolutely, collagen is produced by&nbsp;fibroblast cells. As we age, there is an&nbsp; accumulation of&nbsp;senescence&nbsp;cells (i.e.&nbsp;cells that are&nbsp;non-functioning) therefore they cannot synthesize collagen anymore.&nbsp; The amount of senescence&nbsp;cells in ones tissue will&nbsp;vary.&nbsp;&nbsp;Age, lifestyle, and the&nbsp;amount of&nbsp;exposure to&nbsp;pollution and&nbsp;sun, genetics,&nbsp;and stress are the varying factors.&nbsp;

I have had many types of fillers (Sculptra, Artafill, Radiesse and Juvederm). I have also had many procedures including Fotofirm, Profractional, Skin Tight, Micro peels, Threading, Ultherapy and fat transfers over the last 10 years. I have not noticed improvement from any of these. I've heard that the benefit of these fillers/procedures is that they work to stimulate collagen. Is it possible that this just doesn't work for me? Could there be something wrong with my collagen production?

Is it possible that collagen producing treatments just don't work for some people?

So many things to consider:
As we age our connective tissue changes, and can become heavier and may require more product to lift that&nbsp;tissue.&nbsp;
What I have found in my practice is that there are some people that will metabolize filler quicker than others and may need to change the filler choice (i.e. radiesse, voluma these have higher G-prime and Vycross&nbsp;technology which takes longer to break down)&nbsp;&nbsp;
I also found that when the Company states&nbsp; the&nbsp;longevity of the&nbsp;product&nbsp;"Can last between&nbsp;6-12 months" The actually amount of filler&nbsp;originally placed does not last that long (i.e. slow&nbsp;degradation of product)&nbsp;&nbsp;
Other considerations on choosing the right product which&nbsp;may play a factor&nbsp;for&nbsp;cheeks,&nbsp;such as&nbsp;&nbsp;the capability of the product to adhere to the bone (i.e. stay in place and lift).&nbsp;
Cheeks typically need more product than most areas&nbsp;due to:&nbsp;&nbsp;gravity,&nbsp;the&nbsp;connective tissue which we are trying to lift, and&nbsp;the&nbsp;limitation on how much fillers&nbsp;can actually adhere&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;bone resulting in&nbsp;its&nbsp;lifting capacity.&nbsp;
I hope this helps..&nbsp; Good luck

I have had Restylane Lyft injections for my cheeks since 2015,&nbsp;always with wonderful results. Now it disappears weeks after injections. No it's not that the swelling has gone down. And we've tried 3 times -- the last time with 4 vials! And yes, my provider has seen it and agrees that it is simply being reabsorbed. He has no idea why or what to do about it. Does anyone else?

Why does Restylane Lyft disappear two weeks after injections?

Restylane Lyft

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