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No, frown lines aren't typically treated with implants. Deep glabella lines can be improved with Botox combined with fillers, lasers and microneedling/prp. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer
Hello, the simple answer to your question is absolutely not. The frown lines are forming because of the constant muscle movement, so if you get an implant, which I don't think anyone should ever do, the muscle will move over the implant. How deep are your lines? How old are you? What treatments have you tried? If you have deep lines to the point that you are considering permanent solutions, you should look into botox+ fillers+ laser resurfacing+ micro needling and you need to give it time. Hope this helps.
Frown lines are not an area that is tipicaly treated with implants. The lines are caused by the actions of muscles puckering the skin. Relaxing the muscles with botox is usually the first line of treatment. If the lines are very deep dermal fillers are sometimes used to fill this area. More permanent solutions would be to do some laser resurfacing or microneedling with or without PRP. This is a very advanced area to inject so please make sure that the provider is very experienced if doing dermal fillers.
Thank you for a very good question. There is a ton of fillers on the market currently and the answer depends on the type of product that is used. The type of product used depends on severity of the smile lines, meaning how deep they are. For very mild smile lines, I often use Restylne Silk...
Thankyou for your question , the degree of swelling is unusual and the pus indicates infection . You definitely need to see a doctor who is aware how to treat such complications and commence antibiotics with a view to dissolving the filler after such time as the infection is under some degree of...
Thank you for your question. Hylenex only dissolves the hyaluronic acid found in Restylane and not your natural tissue. From your description it sounds like you may have has a vascular occlusion that caused the pimples and blistering. With the right treatment this tends to heal without...
