I had perlane 6 months ago. Although it hasn't run out completely, it does not look as before. Is it safe to have a topup before it runs out completely? I did not have any problems with it.
Answer: Perlane touch-up at 6 months? Sure!
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Answer: Perlane touch-up at 6 months? Sure!
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November 23, 2015
Answer: At this time, probably yes You can safely have a touch up done at this time if you see that your results are starting to fade. It’s actually better to have another treatment performed before the results totally disappear so you can better maintain your desired improvement.
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November 23, 2015
Answer: At this time, probably yes You can safely have a touch up done at this time if you see that your results are starting to fade. It’s actually better to have another treatment performed before the results totally disappear so you can better maintain your desired improvement.
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November 15, 2012
Answer: Perlane how often?
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November 15, 2012
Answer: Perlane how often?
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March 27, 2016
Answer: Fillers can be repeated six months later or less
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March 27, 2016
Answer: Fillers can be repeated six months later or less
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Answer: How Soon Can you Have Restylane, Juvederm, or other fillers Repeated There is no restriction on how much time to wait between treatments. Basically, if your current appearance would benefit from filler, then it doesn't matter how much or when you had it in the past. Often times I suggest patients have smaller amounts of filler more often to avoid the risk of over-filling an area. It is best to gradually work up to an optimal result and then hold it there by continuing to treat as often as is necessary based on your appearance.
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Answer: How Soon Can you Have Restylane, Juvederm, or other fillers Repeated There is no restriction on how much time to wait between treatments. Basically, if your current appearance would benefit from filler, then it doesn't matter how much or when you had it in the past. Often times I suggest patients have smaller amounts of filler more often to avoid the risk of over-filling an area. It is best to gradually work up to an optimal result and then hold it there by continuing to treat as often as is necessary based on your appearance.
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