It's hard to appreciate the lumpiness that you described, however, we have learned after many years that when there is a problem associated with an injectable filler, it's usually not a good idea to try adding more to camouflage it. I hope this helps. Sncerely, Dr. Joseph
Hi,Thank you for the question. Tear trough injections are sometimes problematic and unfortunately your concern is not uncommon. The skin below the eye is extraordinarily thin, and injection of filler in the area requires a lot of precision in the proper location, sufficiently deep, in the...
If placed with the right technique and in the right plane, all are going to give similar results. The only difference is the longevity of the product (Lipo fill and Sculptra last longer than HA fillers) and the cost factor. The advantage of hyaluronic acid-based fillers is that dissolving is...