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The lines next to the corners of your mouth are due to smiling. When you are at rest, There is just a transition zone between your cheek and lip skin which appears to be normal. Based on your age and the limited information we have with your photos, I would not recommend any intervention at this time. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
Yes, there are effective treatments for reducing the appearance of both marionette lines (those moving down from the nose) and nasolabial folds (those at the corners of the mouth). For lines and folds like these, we most commonly recommend dermal fillers, or hyaluronic acid-based injection formulas. More specifically, Juvéderm Ultra and Juvéderm Ultra XC formulas could both be great choices—depending, of course, on your unique skin type and your complete set of rejuvenation goals. Juvéderm Ultra XC (which includes lidocaine for a more comfortable process) is an ideal choice for mild to moderate smile lines, as it is lighter weight and sits higher in the dermal layers. Juvéderm Ultra is designed to reach deeper into the dermal tissue, making it an excellent option for more major results.
Hi there, yes filler and/or fat can help to volumize that hollow area following your surgery. Be sure to find someone with a lot of experience as the under eyes can be technically challenging to inject. However, there is definitely hope for you and you can get that area looking smoother.
Based on what you circled, there appears to be two vertical ridges next to the corners of your mouth on both sides. The cause of this is unclear, and it may just be a normal natural part of your face. I suspect that fillers could make ridges like this worse. Digital photos rarely tell the whole...
Hello, it's possible that the bulge you are seeing is due to filler in the "wrong place" or migrated filler. It may just also be some skin laxity near your nasolabial fold looking like a bulge. It can be hard for us to assess from just one photo. I would get a second opinion from an experienced...
