From the photo below you can see that there is a bit of a "jump" upwards in my skull where there is a steep slope and the hair grows out at different angles. Its not a huge issue but it results in an awkwardly shaped hairline and forehead, and ideally I would much rather have a flatter more round hairline and forehead shape. I was wondering if a simple addition of injectable filler to the area to reduce the steep drop off could be done or if more complex surgery is needed? Thanks for any advice!
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October 14, 2014
Answer: Volumizing Fillers Work Well For Smoothing Steep Slopes & Depressions In The Forehead
Refinex is botulinum toxin A with dextran, mannitol, seaweed extracts, and hexapeptide. It is made with a snake venom extract. It is not FDA -approved for use in the United States, and at least one physician has been prosecuted for providing it as a Botox alternative in th US. Where were you...
Must tell injecting doctor the medical history!!! Plus maybe try a test dose first. Otherwise there should be no relationship between nut allergy to HA fillers...
Hi @allisonxo! Hyaluronic dermal fillers like Restylane Defyne and Refyne will help to smoothen out your NLF. I would recommend starting with 1 syringe. Best of luck!