The Best Injector - Delray Beach

A lot of times patients feel like their lip filler is "going away" when in fact its still there (when comparing baseline photographs to current), or possibly you liked them better while they were a little swollen - or you have gotten used to the size. Depending on what your lips started at compared to what your optimal lip size / shape goal was, this could take multiple sessions of several syringes to achieve. 1 syringe is only the size of a blueberry. It takes about 10 syringes to get 1 ketchup packet. Without photos to reference, this is a tough answer. Restylane Refyne and Kysse are two products that I find patients feel "go away" (appear to) the fastest. They are soft, natural, hydrating and integrate into tissue well. These generally lose their umph quicker despite still "being" there. If youre looking for "more" either you need more syringes to achieve your desired look, or maybe a different more "plump" filler to achieve the look youre going for and longevity you desire.

It would be highly unusual or unlikely that your filler dissolved from kissing. Filler is dissolved using a product called Hylenex which would have to be injected directly into the lips where the filler is to dissolve it. Your body can metabolize some of the HA in the filler over time, but not from kissing someone 6 weeks after filler. Are you feeling like you have lost some of the "umph" in your lips? Kysse is a very soft natural product, I would not utilize this to give someone more "plump" as its just not a "plump" product. Honestly, Refyne isnt my go to for someone who is looking for a plump lip either. If you were looking for a plumper appearance I would recommend Restylane - L, Defyne, Juvederm Ultra or Ultra Plus, Vollure, or Versa+.

Typically, if someone has hooded eyes a botox brow lift might lift them in a very subtle way, millimeters, if done correctly. Hooded eyes are often BEST addressed with an upper blepharoplasty by a surgeon, however many patients are satisfied with the appearance of the eye lids after receiving botox. The best way to achieve optimal lift with neurotoxin would be to treat the tails of the brows, the orbicularis muscle around the eyes (to open them up) and glabella between the brows (to lift). Horizontal wrinkles going ACROSS the forehead that your makeup is going into is a total separate muscle from anything mentioned above (Frontalis) and requires its own treatment with neurotoxin for optimal outcome. The frontalis muscle is a very important muscle in LIFTING the brows so overtreating this area can actually cause the opposite effect, so please go to an experienced injector (PA / NP) or physician.

Preventative neck botox is definitely a "thing!" Many people are getting something called "tech neck" (lines across the neck from looking at phones and computer screen) and / or have Platysmal bands that may not be aesthetically pleasing and can pull down on the lower face, accentuating the jowls. Botox has been showing to improve pore size and redness as well. You may consider a provider who offers a "botox facial" or "Aquagold" treatment that utilizes a mixture of microneedling with neurotoxins, fillers, vitamins and or PRP to apply to the face, neck and / or chest area for preventative purposes and improvement in skin tone and texture.

Typically with a projected chin, one would need to consider surgical options for optimal results. Botox in the chin helps with dimpling / wrinkles and not so much reduction in size. If you notice that your chin bobs up and down when you speak, chin injections with botox will reduce this movement when speaking. Looking at the photo you posted however, I think your chin appears to be quite balanced with your lower face, however without seeing a full face profile it is hard to see the true proportions. If you are not interested in surgical options, consider finding an injector who does full facial balancing to reduce the focus of your chin - and balance it proportionally with the rest of your face utilizing dermal fillers.