Hello there, I had done under eye filler a few years ago, yet wasn’t happy with the results and did multiple rounds of dissolver, but never felt confident with the results. I recently got a Halo Laser treatment, and now all of the filler is swollen and appears to be at the surface under my eyes. How should I proceed? More dissolving? Lower bleph? More laser to break it down?
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Yes, dermal fillers can indeed be a viable solution for your concerns. They are often used to restore volume loss in various parts of the face, including the temples. The procedure involves injecting a gel-like substance under the skin to plump up the area, helping to restore a more youthful...
Hello and thank you for your question.
Some superficial filler may be injected to help support the smile lines from appearing as deeply.
Additional options could be to add some support/volume to the midface /cheeks with a biostimulator like Sculptra or filler injections that could help lift...
The more superficial the hyaluronic acid filler is placed, the more likely there will be Tyndal effect. The lower eyelid is extremely thin to begin with, and it almost doesn’t matter how deep the filler is placed, it invariably causes a bag formation with some form of Tyndal effect. This is t...