I just had 0.5ml of lip filler. I’ve done only 0.5 for the past 3 years, approximately once a year, as I find that this is sufficient for me. The last two times I noticed an indentation at the corner of my upper lips. I didn’t have this the first time I did lip filler - and I had had 1ml then. The photo with make is the old one from my first lip filler ever, for comparison. Is it the placement of the filler that caused this? How can I fix it?
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Answer: If the indentation happened after filler, adding more filler may not help.
Based on your posted photos, I might recommend nano and micro crafting under ultrasound guided injections in three sessions every 4 to 6 weeks fee per session $5000. Best virtual consult with.
It would be quite rare if not unheard of to have hyaluronidase enzyme which we use to dissolve hyaluronic acid travel from the nasolabial folds towards the cheeks or chin. Ofcourse make sure your treatment comes from a true skin expert such as a dermatologist to optimize results & safety.
There is a certain degree of scar tissue that forms around temporary injectable gel fillers. Sometimes, temporary gel fillers may last for several years, however, when were dealing with a mobile area like the cheek, that would be unlikely. If you have a small raised area, you could consider...