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Can I do something for an early nasolabial line at 26? (Photo)

Hen1989Nov 3, 2015
I have a long line from my nose down my cheek, much more prominent on one side. Is this a normal nasolabial line, and is there anything I can do to lessen it? I feel like I am young for it to be this bad and worried that it means my face is aging more quickly than my peers? I am happy to pay for fillers bit would prefer to try other routes (serums, facials) etc first. Particularly as I have heard they can be tricky in light folds. I have only recently started a proper skin care regime. Thanks!

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Dr. Alexandra Chambers, MD, PhD
Dr. Alexandra Chambers, MD, PhD
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Answered on Nov 3, 2015
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Dr. Robert T. Buchanan, MD (retired)
Dr. Robert T. Buchanan, MD (retired)
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