Shopping around and creating a budget right now for fillers for my tear trough. How many syringes are needed for my situation? Is Restalyne or Juvaderm good for this area?
December 27, 2018
Answer: Is 1 CC of Filler good enough for tear troughs? An in-person assessment is the best, however, based on these pictures it appears that you may benefit from 1 cc or possibly more of hyaluronic acid filler. My choice of filler to this area is Vollure, Juvederm, or Restylane. Going to someone who is qualified is more important than price so make sure you feel confident with the experience and technique of the person performing your injections.
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December 27, 2018
Answer: Is 1 CC of Filler good enough for tear troughs? An in-person assessment is the best, however, based on these pictures it appears that you may benefit from 1 cc or possibly more of hyaluronic acid filler. My choice of filler to this area is Vollure, Juvederm, or Restylane. Going to someone who is qualified is more important than price so make sure you feel confident with the experience and technique of the person performing your injections.
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December 27, 2018
Answer: Fillers For Tear Troughs I rarely have to use more than 1cc of filler for the tear trough areas, and would definitely not use more than 1 syringe in a single sitting. I also use a microcannula to limit the risks of bruising and swelling. In your situation I would recommend either Belotero or Restylane for the area. Juvederm is not my first choice under the eyes as it can pull in too much fluid. Tear trough injections require an advanced injection technique. Please find an experienced injector and do not trust your face to the lowest bidder. Hope this helps!
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December 27, 2018
Answer: Fillers For Tear Troughs I rarely have to use more than 1cc of filler for the tear trough areas, and would definitely not use more than 1 syringe in a single sitting. I also use a microcannula to limit the risks of bruising and swelling. In your situation I would recommend either Belotero or Restylane for the area. Juvederm is not my first choice under the eyes as it can pull in too much fluid. Tear trough injections require an advanced injection technique. Please find an experienced injector and do not trust your face to the lowest bidder. Hope this helps!
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