Hello,
Thank you for your question. You have asked a general question to a lot of providers and will probably get a variety of responses since everyone's technique, experience, and skill level can vary in regards to aesthetic procedures. There is no right or wrong answer and this area is truly where medicine meets art. There is also a range in cost for these procedures and so I am not exactly sure how important the cost of these different procedures are for you. Lastly, I am also not sure what other medical conditions, allergies, or prior surgeries you may have had so I will assume you have no prior history of any of these for simplicity.
I can only speak from my experience as it relates to your nonsurgical options as a provider who specializes in Neurotoxins (like Botox), Dermal Fillers, PRP, micro-needling, and PDO threading.
Based on the photos you provided I think you may benefit from neurotoxin for forehead wrinkles, crows feet, and frown lines between the eyebrows. The sooner your start, the more likely you are to prevent the progression of wrinkles in these areas. If you were open to using dermal fillers I would consider augmenting the area around your cheekbones to add a subtle lift and enhance the volume of the area around your midface. In aesthetics, we sometimes refer to this as the OGee curve. Often times you can straighten the jawline with dermal filler as well to add a more youthful angle to the jawline and reduce the signs of jowling. This is the skin that begins to sag near the front part of the jawline. I would however have to see more pictures of this area to see if this might help. Likewise, you can also use PDO threading to get a lift of cheeks (midface) or jawline (lowerface). PDO threading will cost more but will likely give you a better "lift effect" than fillers. Lastly, you are likely to benefit from some sort of skin rejuvenation technique that involves PRP, micro-needling, or a combination of both. They will both induce collagen production and can help give you a subtle lift appearance. You may also notice a decrease in any skin tone unevenness or blemishes.
These are only places I would consider and as such are also only places I would start given the photos you provided. You may benefit from more procedures or techniques however I can only respond based of the 2 photos you have provided. I would certainly speak to a provider to have a more detailed discussion of what might work best for you.
Best of luck! :-)
Hello,
Thank you for your question. Assuming you have had no complications from your hysterectomy procedure generally speaking there should be no contraindications to getting Botox neurotoxin or lip fillers. If your concern is the anesthetics that were used during surgery, then I would say that after 3.5 weeks you should have no complications between the products that are used in Botox /Lip fillers and the general anesthetics used during the surgery. I would however discuss these in more detail with your provider as everyone's individual case can be different.
Wishing you the best :-)