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Recommended Filler for Dennie-morgan Lines on a 24 Year Old?

saladsnowflakeOct 6, 2009
I am 24 and have creases under my eyes. They are from allergies, and are called 'dennie-morgan lines'. They seem to be worse dependent on what part of the year it is. I have had these for years, but I know as I get older my skin will probably not go back to the way it was anymore. This year they are very bad. I am supposed to get professional pictures taken and don't want to until they are gone.Would a filler make these go away? Another doctor on here recommended Restylane. What do you, as a doctor, recommend?

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Hisham Seify, MD, PhD, FACS

That is too early for the filler to go away. It is possible that the correction was not full initialy and the swelling gave a masking effect. It is not uncommon to need more filler to have a full correction. To be sure you might want to use a different kind of filler this time. Hope that helps!

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Hi Well Rounded, There are methods of making the back of your head more rounded. I would not recommend Juvederm or Restylane as it would require very large volumes and would be a temporary fix. Sculptra is used to add volume to the temporal area to give a rounder, more youthful appearance. ...

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Collagen, being a protein product, is a bit firmer than the hyaluronic acid fillers. So if it is softness you desire, I do not believe that collagen is your answer. Prevelle, a hylaruonic acid filler might be the softest. I say MIGHT since my experience with this product is limited and I...

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