I’ve noticed almost always doctors do not aspirate when using dermal fillers. I have only seen one procedure on youtube where aspiration was done. What really irks me is this: I specifically asked my doctor if she aspirates. She said of course, it is standard procedure to. She then did not aspirate as she injected the filler into my chin. I am bothered by this. Is aspirating not as important as I think? I know all doctors are advised to when using dermal fillers, so why don’t they? Thank you.
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Answer: Pulling Back the Syringe with Filler Treatment
Herbert H. Kollinger, MD - Account Suspended says:
Hello and thank you for your question. Dermal fillers can successfully address forehead volume loss by resupplying the skin with hyaluronic acid. Popular filler brands for targeting the forehead include Juvéderm and Restylane. Forehead wrinkles, however, can be eliminated using Botox injections....
The folds you notice are called the nasolabial folds (nose to mouth) and labiomandibular folds (mouth to mandible). These are normal folds which we all have and they tend to get deeper over time. There is no way to permanently remove these folds nor should you try as these are a normal part of...
Filler can be put almost anywhere. Your photos are hard to expand. I would start with any of the HA fillers that are not particularly dense. You can always dissolve it if you don't like the way it looks. Have a mirror in your hand when you are being injected and you can see the immediate re...
