Filler For Line Going Across Horizontal Top Part of My Nose?

Although I, too, have not personally seen a case of acne resulting from treating acne (or even read about in the medical literature) in the twenty-one years I have been using Botox for aesthetic treatment of dynamic wrinkles,  I suppose anything is possible, and there is always a first time for anything.

With that in mind, I have a few suggestions. Although the ideal approach for treating wrinkles in this area is to address the dynamic ones (those created by our expression muscles) with neruomodulators, like Botox and Dysport, in this case, I would suggest beginning with the treatment of any static component (i.e a wrinkle at rest created via years of dynamic muscular movement). I prefer to use Juvederm UltraXC or Belotero for this region, both hyaluronic acid products.

In the event that the results are sufficiently gratifying, nothing further need be done. If there is still a need to control the dynamic component, I would suggest a trial of Xeomin (which is essentially Botox stripped of any additional proteins that might elicit an inflammatory reaction). The combination approach also leads to longer-lasting results.

I would suggest that you seek the consultation of injector experienced with a wide variety of injectables. 

For fine lines and wrinkles there are several treatments that you list (Botox, Filler, Laser, etc) and all are good when used in the appropriate candidate.  Without a picture or seeing you in person, it is impossible to give you advice.  In general, dynamic lines of the upper face are nicely treated with Botox.  Static lines with filler and fine lines with peels, laser and topical medications such as Renin-A.

 

Good Luck.