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Dear Barnardos,I’m relieved to read your treatment is working for your lung cancer. Botox would be fine but just for now I would postpone any filler treatments. Filler is a foreign body (albeit very biocompatible) with the potential to get infected or set up an immune response. Just wait a little longer until your lung treatment is finished. Try a bit of good skin care, peels and microneedling if you want a bit of a freshen up? That’s my advice.Kindest regards,Dr Maeve Kenningham
Thanks for your question. Definitely multiple types of fillers can be injected in one appointment, but your dermatologist might want to do one area at a time to see how the first treatment settles. Sometimes you might not need as much as originally planned if you get a lot of improvement from...
Thank you for sharing your question and posting your photo. The filler was not placed in a manner which properly smoothed the area . It’s a simple fix: either add more filler where the “dents” are or dissolve and refill. See an oculofacial surgeon in person for detailed evaluation and guida...
Hi there You should consider Botox as the filler will become problematic without addressing the muscle movement. Have a consultation with an expert injector for best results. Best of luck!