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You should see your GP doc for checkup if the dizziness continues but it is unlikely due to a filler 3 days ago. Dizziness when getting injected is due to the vasovagal phenomena from seeing the needle or the injection rather than the material being injected.
Immediate dizziness after receiving a filler is probably from "nerves" and patients can feel lightheaded. If you are not feeling great a few days after this minor procedure, you may want to see your internist for a check-up.
A dent in the skull after brain surgery may be from a bore hole. This shoudl be evaluated in conjucntion with your neurosurgeon. They may be able to use synthetic fillers to restore the normal contour. This can be done in conjunction with a plastic surgeon.
In general, volume loss in the temple region can be a sign of malnutrition or disease, so please get an evaluation from your primary care physician. I have seen wonderful results restoring volume in the temple area using Injectable Fillers. My personal experience is with Silikon-1000. Several...
I find that the nasojugal grooves can be treated in several different ways. It can be undermined and released in a transconjunctival approach. It can also be filled with material like restylane.
Nasolabial areas 2-3 ccs Juvederm, restylane, radiesse or artefill Oral commissures 1-2 ccs Juvederm, restylane, radiesse or artefill Lower eyelid grooves 1-2 ccs Juvederm, restylane or diluted radiesse Cheek enhancements 3-5 ccs Radiesse, sculptra, or artefill Fine lines around eyes 1-2 ccs...
This is an interesting question. Since there is no data to prove or disprove the possibility of decreased longevity with vibration from a clarisonic brush, my answer is based more on opinion than science. Given the fact that facial muscles move thousands of time a day, a few minutes using a...
The blue color from the Tyndall effect occurs from the refraction of light through the clear hyaluronic acid when it is injected close to the surface, especially under thin skin. Often it resolves as the filler is absorbed, but in some patients it has been known to persist longer. If you find...