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I would recommend holding off. Depending on the type of jaw surgery you had, you still may be swollen at this time. At 20 days there still is a bit of residual swelling present. If you are determined to proceed with filler I would urge your practitioner to under, rather than overtreat.
Wait until you are fully healed from your jaw surgery (swelling, numbness, open wounds, etc) prior to getting any fillers done. You don't want your body to be in an inflammation state at all at the time of fillers, if so, sometimes your body reacts to the filler in a way we don't like. Hope this helps!
First, let me say that the use of permanent makeup is fraught with problems. For one, it is permanent, which means that long after the hyaluronic acid in your lips will have been metabolized away (and, since it is a natural product, it will ultimately be metabolized away, (usually in about a ...
I would absolutely have another cortisone injection and hold off on any surgery. Surgery tends to leave scars, even when you repair a scar which is what is called a scar revision. Please consult an expert in scars for the best cosmetic results. Best, Dr. Green
Thank you for your question. Voluma will lift and contour your cheeks. This hyaluronic acid dermal filler will make your cheeks look full and youthful again. You will be able to hold your head up high and take on whatever comes your way with newfound confidence. Also you can look int...
