I am 18 and have smile lines that are kind of deep due to genetics, since mom has them too. I don’t really like the way they look and would want to know of a long term solution to prevent and make them less prominent since I’m genetically predisposed to them thanks.
March 5, 2020
Answer: Smile lines Hello there, I would recommend a combination of skin-tightening with Exilis Ultra, Zaffiro, or Ultherapy, to prevent future sagging which will contribute to the depth of these lines. I also would recommend either filler or Sculptra to soften the depth of the current lines. You may also be a good candidate for a fat transfer to this area. Without examining the rest of your face, it difficult to tell if treating other areas with filler (lateral cheek specifically), will help with these folds. Hope this helps. Sarah RN BSN
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March 5, 2020
Answer: Smile lines Hello there, I would recommend a combination of skin-tightening with Exilis Ultra, Zaffiro, or Ultherapy, to prevent future sagging which will contribute to the depth of these lines. I also would recommend either filler or Sculptra to soften the depth of the current lines. You may also be a good candidate for a fat transfer to this area. Without examining the rest of your face, it difficult to tell if treating other areas with filler (lateral cheek specifically), will help with these folds. Hope this helps. Sarah RN BSN
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March 3, 2020
Answer: Nasolabial folds Nasolabial folds can be treated with fillers, semi permanent fillers or autologous fat . Your own fat ( autologous fat transfer ) has the longest potential . Nothing is permanent since we all continue to age. But given your age , i would suggest starting with a basic filler as the initial step before proceeding to more invasive options
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March 3, 2020
Answer: Nasolabial folds Nasolabial folds can be treated with fillers, semi permanent fillers or autologous fat . Your own fat ( autologous fat transfer ) has the longest potential . Nothing is permanent since we all continue to age. But given your age , i would suggest starting with a basic filler as the initial step before proceeding to more invasive options
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