Is there such a thing as a "liquid neck lift", by applying injectables behind the ears, cheeks or jawline?
Answer: Yes, There Most Certainly Is A Nonsurgical "Liquid" Necklift I have been performing nonsurgical filler necklifts for nearly two decades. More recently, these typically entail the use of a hyaluronic acid-based lifting filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus XC, injected on both sides of the back of the neck alongside the cervical spine, which leads to tightening of the neck toward the front. Additional lift can be obtained by the use of slightly less robust hyaluronic acid filler, such as Restylane L, placed in a bolus like fashion on the neck in the region behind the ears, and finally a uniqure, hyaluronic acid-based bioremodeling agent, such as Profhilo, injected in a fanning method to each of the sides at the front of the neck and a bolus of it placed centrally at the angle between the neck and the jaw. Unfortunately, the latter agent is not yet available in the U.S. (I have been using it for several years in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers and volumizers are commercially available). In my Manhattan practice, I instead use a skin booster filler, such as Restylane Silk for the latter purpose. The whole procedure should take no more than about fifteen minutes in experienced hands and entails little to no significant downtime. I would not recommend a permanent filler, such as Bellafill, since permanent fillers can translate into permanent problems, such as disfiguring lumps and bumps, that may arise immediately after injection or five, ten or even twenty years later. Make sure that you seek consultation with a board certified aesthetic physician and ask to see his/her personal before and after photos. Best of luck.
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Answer: Yes, There Most Certainly Is A Nonsurgical "Liquid" Necklift I have been performing nonsurgical filler necklifts for nearly two decades. More recently, these typically entail the use of a hyaluronic acid-based lifting filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus XC, injected on both sides of the back of the neck alongside the cervical spine, which leads to tightening of the neck toward the front. Additional lift can be obtained by the use of slightly less robust hyaluronic acid filler, such as Restylane L, placed in a bolus like fashion on the neck in the region behind the ears, and finally a uniqure, hyaluronic acid-based bioremodeling agent, such as Profhilo, injected in a fanning method to each of the sides at the front of the neck and a bolus of it placed centrally at the angle between the neck and the jaw. Unfortunately, the latter agent is not yet available in the U.S. (I have been using it for several years in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers and volumizers are commercially available). In my Manhattan practice, I instead use a skin booster filler, such as Restylane Silk for the latter purpose. The whole procedure should take no more than about fifteen minutes in experienced hands and entails little to no significant downtime. I would not recommend a permanent filler, such as Bellafill, since permanent fillers can translate into permanent problems, such as disfiguring lumps and bumps, that may arise immediately after injection or five, ten or even twenty years later. Make sure that you seek consultation with a board certified aesthetic physician and ask to see his/her personal before and after photos. Best of luck.
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Answer: Permanent Filler with Long term Complications Filler migration and granuloma formation can cause longterm problems with Bellafill and Artefill fillers. This is similar in patients who have Artecoll and PMMA fillers. Longterm filler complications include migration, edema, chronic swelling, and nodularity. If patients have filler migration or nodules, we recommend a combination approach of filler reversal with enzymes, corticosteroids, and scar tissue modulators. Our HIDEF approach can break down filler scarring and granulomas so that they are less apparent. If the filler material itself does not dissolve, it either means the filler is likely not HA material or is unresponsive to conservative therapy. This technique may be followed by surgical removal of the filler if there is a suitable target for removal and the chance of scarring is low.
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Answer: Permanent Filler with Long term Complications Filler migration and granuloma formation can cause longterm problems with Bellafill and Artefill fillers. This is similar in patients who have Artecoll and PMMA fillers. Longterm filler complications include migration, edema, chronic swelling, and nodularity. If patients have filler migration or nodules, we recommend a combination approach of filler reversal with enzymes, corticosteroids, and scar tissue modulators. Our HIDEF approach can break down filler scarring and granulomas so that they are less apparent. If the filler material itself does not dissolve, it either means the filler is likely not HA material or is unresponsive to conservative therapy. This technique may be followed by surgical removal of the filler if there is a suitable target for removal and the chance of scarring is low.
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August 19, 2020
Answer: Skin Tightening for the Neck with Kybella, Ultherapy, thermage, pdo nova threads, exilis, VASER, ThermiRF, Neck lift, J plasma, Thank you for your question, a combination approach would give the most improvement. Kybella, PDO Nova Threads, Ultherapy and/or ThermiRF treatments (Venus Legacy) are non-invasive options that would do well in combination for skin tightening for the neck. VASER with ThermiRF is a great alternative for contouring and tightening the chin and neck and can be combined with a neck lift at the same time, if you're a candidate. See a cosmetic dermatologist for a long term treatment plan. Best, Dr. Emer.
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August 19, 2020
Answer: Skin Tightening for the Neck with Kybella, Ultherapy, thermage, pdo nova threads, exilis, VASER, ThermiRF, Neck lift, J plasma, Thank you for your question, a combination approach would give the most improvement. Kybella, PDO Nova Threads, Ultherapy and/or ThermiRF treatments (Venus Legacy) are non-invasive options that would do well in combination for skin tightening for the neck. VASER with ThermiRF is a great alternative for contouring and tightening the chin and neck and can be combined with a neck lift at the same time, if you're a candidate. See a cosmetic dermatologist for a long term treatment plan. Best, Dr. Emer.
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August 19, 2020
Answer: Bellafill for liquid neck lift Sometimes fillers, including Bellafill, can be placed on the face to add volume and produce some lifting of the areas below. It may be possible to get a bit of a lift on the upper neck, but without an examination or photos of you, it's difficult to know if this might help you. Normally, to improve the neck, the procedure would need to be done more directly on the neck itself.
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August 19, 2020
Answer: Bellafill for liquid neck lift Sometimes fillers, including Bellafill, can be placed on the face to add volume and produce some lifting of the areas below. It may be possible to get a bit of a lift on the upper neck, but without an examination or photos of you, it's difficult to know if this might help you. Normally, to improve the neck, the procedure would need to be done more directly on the neck itself.
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March 26, 2020
Answer: Necklift Placing filler of any sort behind the ear will not lift the neck and would be a waste of money. A neck lift entails undermining skin, removing fat and trimming excess skin which would address the issue for you. Another option which can improve loose neck skin in a less invasive manner is FaceTite but only in certain cases.
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March 26, 2020
Answer: Necklift Placing filler of any sort behind the ear will not lift the neck and would be a waste of money. A neck lift entails undermining skin, removing fat and trimming excess skin which would address the issue for you. Another option which can improve loose neck skin in a less invasive manner is FaceTite but only in certain cases.
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