I'm 44 and concerned about how my face is beginning to look aged. I'm considering getting Juvederm Voluma in my cheeks and around my mouth. I'm also concerned with the dark circles under my eyes. With all of the options available, I want to make sure I'm making the best decision (financially and results wise). I'm also curious about how much I'm probably looking at spending. Thanks in advance for your advice and insights!
April 23, 2016
Answer: Facial volume loss Great question and thanks for your pictures. You have volume loss in your cheeks and under eye area that has caused some sagging in your mid face. Replacing volume is the best option for you. Injectable fillers are what you will need and plan on using 2-4 syringes to achieve the best results- and the more you use, the longer the fillers should last- which is 1-2 years. Voluma is great for the cheek areas to 'reinflate' them and I prefer belotero under the eyes. This combination of fillers will do the best. Other filler options include facial fat transfer- its a 'more permanent' option , however it does have more down time after.
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April 23, 2016
Answer: Facial volume loss Great question and thanks for your pictures. You have volume loss in your cheeks and under eye area that has caused some sagging in your mid face. Replacing volume is the best option for you. Injectable fillers are what you will need and plan on using 2-4 syringes to achieve the best results- and the more you use, the longer the fillers should last- which is 1-2 years. Voluma is great for the cheek areas to 'reinflate' them and I prefer belotero under the eyes. This combination of fillers will do the best. Other filler options include facial fat transfer- its a 'more permanent' option , however it does have more down time after.
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April 23, 2016
Answer: How do I best address the loss of volume in my face? Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs. When discussing non-surgical facial rejuvenation I recommend a top down approach, addressing the cheeks before the lower face. When the cheeks are addressed the smile lines around the mouth, jowling, and lower eye areas can all be positively impacted. As your pictures demonstrate mid-face/cheek descent Voluma can help lift this tissue supplying a good bang for the buck. Pricing will vary across the country, but anticipate 750-2000 depending on the amount used. Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation.
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April 23, 2016
Answer: How do I best address the loss of volume in my face? Thank you for your question and for sharing your photographs. When discussing non-surgical facial rejuvenation I recommend a top down approach, addressing the cheeks before the lower face. When the cheeks are addressed the smile lines around the mouth, jowling, and lower eye areas can all be positively impacted. As your pictures demonstrate mid-face/cheek descent Voluma can help lift this tissue supplying a good bang for the buck. Pricing will vary across the country, but anticipate 750-2000 depending on the amount used. Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation.
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