I am worried about the notion of 'filler fatigue', i.e. the stretching of the skin and fat pockets over time, leading to facial drooping and requirement for more filler in future. Some sources deny that this even happens and some claim that it does. What is the evidence? What is your personal experience? Also, does the bluish tint inevitably happen? I would be getting under eye fillers ONLY, I do not want to go down a slipperly slope and look unnatural.
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Hi @Generous8158. This is an excellent question. Dermal fillers can be injected on bone at the posterior aspect of the jawline rather than under the masseter. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!
There is evidence that shows using a topical retinoid prior to any laser resurfacing procedure will enhance the results. Your physician may have a different opinion but I would say it is okay and I would be comfortable treating your scars. You would need to stop the Differin for a few days po...
Fillers are used often for the under eye area but not usually above the eyes. A neuromodulator such as Dysport, Botox, or Xeomin can be used to raise your brows. The shape of your eyes will not change but clients often report a more wide-eyed look when brows and lids lift slightly. Hope this h...