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Every dermal filler has its own unique characteristics that make it better for one situation rather than another. Volbella is a very thin and lovely hyaluronic-acid filler that is great for adding subtle volume. I prefer it for the lips, perioral lines,tear troughs, and to fill out tiny wrinkles under the eyes. If you wanted to make very subtle changes in your jowls and jawline, Volbella might be appropriate. If you want something more dramatic, however, Radiesse, Juvederm, Voluma, and Sculptra are all great possibilities. Consulting with a board-certified dermatologist will bring you the answers you need.
Volbella is the softest filler in Allergan's Vycross family and I wouldn't use it in the jowel or jawbone area unless I was trying to fill fine superficial lines. Volbella is great for under eyes and filling fine superficial lines. Your injector will choose the appropriate filler for what you are trying to correct.
The administration of fillers is a highly technical procedure. There are so many factors to consider to determine if you are a good candidate for it, best filler to use, the right amount, injection technique, etc. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive...
Thankyou for your question.if you can feel lumps i would massage them out as you have upto 7 days.if the lumps are just visible but you cannot feel anything hard they will most likely settle so no massage suggested.If after 2 weeks you are still unhappy i would suggest you see your...
Injecting the skin under the eyes when filling the tear troughs creates slight swelling that dissipates over a week or two. It’s too soon to judge your results. You don’t look particularly overfilled to me, but if you’re not happy, then yes, you can have your dermatologist dissolve the Volbel...
