At the corners of my mouth, I see what I call "face fat." It is puffy and creates a noticible indent shadow at the corners of my mouth. It is noticeable when I smile and when I am not smiling. I am 5 feet and 5 inches tall, about 120-125 pounds. Do I need to lose weight or is this due to aging? What are my cosmetic options, and which doctor speciality should I have a consultation with? Thank you
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Even celebrities aren't perfect at gauging how their faces should look. Although many get some terrific results from fat and or fillers, some simply go overboard.WHAT you use to fill and shape is less important than the expertise of your doctor and what you expect to achieve. Fillers are...
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Fillers can definitely help to fill the area of shadowing you are referring to in your forehead. Fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, which is a type of sugar you already have in your skin. This area is a delicate area to inject because of he vessels that are...
This is a common question I receive, so you're not alone in having this fear. Most conservative injections of dermal fillers will not stretch the skin to any long-term degree. Your skin is an amazing organ which will adapt with time, so as the fillers begin to "dissolve", your skin...
