I had a Mesoglow facial about two months ago, it was soooo painful I know I would never want to go through that again. They used numbing cream, I took Tylenol beforehand and used ice and gels and stuff to get the swelling down as I looked like a monster but that was to be expected I guess. Restalyne looks quite deep and painful...
October 26, 2013
Answer: How painful is Restalyne for under eye treatment or tear throughs? Pain tolerance is very different between each individual but we do apply a numbing cream to the tear troughs to make sure you're comfortable and at ease. Pain is very minimal but this is a common area patients tend to bruise do to thin skin around the eyes.
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October 26, 2013
Answer: How painful is Restalyne for under eye treatment or tear throughs? Pain tolerance is very different between each individual but we do apply a numbing cream to the tear troughs to make sure you're comfortable and at ease. Pain is very minimal but this is a common area patients tend to bruise do to thin skin around the eyes.
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Answer: Minimal pain with Restylane Restylane is a great filler for tear troughs. Belotero is also an excellent choice. Both are injected using a very very small needle, and usually the area is injected only 2-3 times (each tear trough). Additionally, we always use a numbing cream on the areas prior to injection as well as ice. Some patients can hardly feel a thing when we do these injections. Typically fillers in this area are less painful than a full face procedure like a chemical peel or laser treatment. I recommend that you consult with an experienced board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon in your area for the best and most comfortable results.
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Answer: Minimal pain with Restylane Restylane is a great filler for tear troughs. Belotero is also an excellent choice. Both are injected using a very very small needle, and usually the area is injected only 2-3 times (each tear trough). Additionally, we always use a numbing cream on the areas prior to injection as well as ice. Some patients can hardly feel a thing when we do these injections. Typically fillers in this area are less painful than a full face procedure like a chemical peel or laser treatment. I recommend that you consult with an experienced board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon in your area for the best and most comfortable results.
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