It has been really disturbing me. It reminds me of how a 50 year olds skin would look. I am in my 20s and I haven't noticed this until this year. I am a runner, I exercise daily and I have very low body fat. Probably less than 6%. If I were to gain weight would this help? Is my only option fillers? Would you recommend HA fillers or fat grafting? Would lasers work or anything else? I would prefer not to get HA fillers but go a more natural way. What can be done? Thank you.
June 12, 2017
Answer: Correcting face asymmetry and volume loss with dermal fillers Thanks for sharing your question and photo. Facial asymmetries are common and can be corrected using dermal fillers. I often tell my patients that the two sides of the face develop as siblings and not twins. That is too say that we all have facial asymmetries. In your case, I would probably recommend a biostimulatory filler like Sculptra Aesthetic which works by stimulating your skin to produce more collagen. Since it's your own collage providing the "fill", the results will be more subtle, natural and gradual. Good luck.
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June 12, 2017
Answer: Correcting face asymmetry and volume loss with dermal fillers Thanks for sharing your question and photo. Facial asymmetries are common and can be corrected using dermal fillers. I often tell my patients that the two sides of the face develop as siblings and not twins. That is too say that we all have facial asymmetries. In your case, I would probably recommend a biostimulatory filler like Sculptra Aesthetic which works by stimulating your skin to produce more collagen. Since it's your own collage providing the "fill", the results will be more subtle, natural and gradual. Good luck.
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June 12, 2017
Answer: Facial symmetry is beauty! Hi Natty,
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June 12, 2017
Answer: Facial symmetry is beauty! Hi Natty,
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June 9, 2017
Answer: Aging /asymmetric face faces are not symmetric. The fact that you are thin probably accentuates this difference. Sun exposure will also affect how we age so make sure when you are running you are using sunscreen and a hat. Dermal fillers would be a good choice as they will restore volume and can restore symmetry to your face. hyaluronic acid is found in our skin naturally and in the hands of a good injector you should achieve a natural look. fat grafting is a good option as well.With a body fat of less than 6% it may be difficult to obtain enough fat to inject. You should consult with an experienced provider who can advise you.
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June 9, 2017
Answer: Aging /asymmetric face faces are not symmetric. The fact that you are thin probably accentuates this difference. Sun exposure will also affect how we age so make sure when you are running you are using sunscreen and a hat. Dermal fillers would be a good choice as they will restore volume and can restore symmetry to your face. hyaluronic acid is found in our skin naturally and in the hands of a good injector you should achieve a natural look. fat grafting is a good option as well.With a body fat of less than 6% it may be difficult to obtain enough fat to inject. You should consult with an experienced provider who can advise you.
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