When considering Botox to erase crows feet and fillers to plump or slightly lift cheeks, and unable to do both at the same time, which is better to do first and why?
Answer: Botox vs filler for crow's feet Botox relaxes muscles. Filler fills in hollow areas. During a thorough consultation, your doctor can review exactly what each does, and then you can make the decision which is more important to you.
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Answer: Botox vs filler for crow's feet Botox relaxes muscles. Filler fills in hollow areas. During a thorough consultation, your doctor can review exactly what each does, and then you can make the decision which is more important to you.
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Answer: Botox or fillers: which one first? Most people who have not had either benefit from starting out with Botox. It is less expensive, it is less likely to produce an untoward outcome, and overall, it will likely have a meaningful impact on how your face looks. Most people will end up graduating to a filler eventually, but there no need for an early intervention unless a specific volume deficit that bothers you at present.
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Answer: Botox or fillers: which one first? Most people who have not had either benefit from starting out with Botox. It is less expensive, it is less likely to produce an untoward outcome, and overall, it will likely have a meaningful impact on how your face looks. Most people will end up graduating to a filler eventually, but there no need for an early intervention unless a specific volume deficit that bothers you at present.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: Botox or fillers I can't tell from the question what the reason is for not being able to do the Botox for the crow's feet and the fillers for the cheek at the same time. If it is a matter of cost, then it will depend on your priorities. The most "bang for the buck" is usually going to be with Botox (or Dysport) since it is very effective for crow's feet and typically less expensive than a syringe of dermal filler. On the other hand, it will only last about 3-4 months, while fillers in the cheek can last up to a year or more.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: Botox or fillers I can't tell from the question what the reason is for not being able to do the Botox for the crow's feet and the fillers for the cheek at the same time. If it is a matter of cost, then it will depend on your priorities. The most "bang for the buck" is usually going to be with Botox (or Dysport) since it is very effective for crow's feet and typically less expensive than a syringe of dermal filler. On the other hand, it will only last about 3-4 months, while fillers in the cheek can last up to a year or more.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: Botulinum toxin for crow's feet and/or Filler for cheeks: Which goes first? We do both at the same time. However, if you insist on doing them separately, I would prefer Botox first to assess the impact of the toxin on the obricualris and malar festoons. This would possibly require more filler than if performed at the same time.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: Botulinum toxin for crow's feet and/or Filler for cheeks: Which goes first? We do both at the same time. However, if you insist on doing them separately, I would prefer Botox first to assess the impact of the toxin on the obricualris and malar festoons. This would possibly require more filler than if performed at the same time.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: In what order should you get cosmetic procedures There is a common theme here among the answering physicians. Cosmetic procedures are not like surgery to remove an infected gallbladder. The gallbladder scenario is an all or none option. You can't take out half the gallbladder. Cosmetic procedures are done when something bothers you aesthetically. What bothers one person will not bother another person and vice versa.
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February 18, 2010
Answer: In what order should you get cosmetic procedures There is a common theme here among the answering physicians. Cosmetic procedures are not like surgery to remove an infected gallbladder. The gallbladder scenario is an all or none option. You can't take out half the gallbladder. Cosmetic procedures are done when something bothers you aesthetically. What bothers one person will not bother another person and vice versa.
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