forhead implants sounds risky so if someone has a flat forehead and wants to correct it can injections be used instead? would the results be good through injections?
Answer: Forehead Contouring? Consider Sculptra
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Answer: Forehead Contouring? Consider Sculptra
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February 22, 2011
Answer: Forehead contouring with injections or an implant.
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February 22, 2011
Answer: Forehead contouring with injections or an implant.
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February 22, 2011
Answer: Best Non-Surgical Implant Method of Augmenting Forehead....Sculptra
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February 22, 2011
Answer: Best Non-Surgical Implant Method of Augmenting Forehead....Sculptra
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Answer: Fat grafting Fat grafting can sometimes help soften appearance and improve contour slightly to various areas of the face including the forehead
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Answer: Fat grafting Fat grafting can sometimes help soften appearance and improve contour slightly to various areas of the face including the forehead
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March 19, 2016
Answer: Flat Forehead: Can Injections Be Used Instead of a Forehead Implant Our foreheads, like most facial and body regions, tend to be asymmetric with respect to height, width and contour. Furthermore asymmetry tends to get worse with age--- as facial aging is in large part facial bone loss and facial fat pad atrophy. Implants can create pressure effects on the soft tissues of the forehead, like the chin, leading to accelerated atrophy of the bone and soft tissues. Fat grafting can be customized to the forehead, accurately minimizing asymmetry as well as enhancing the appearance of adjacent structures, especially the brows and nose.Finally, with more than 20 years personal experience, and the publication of recent studies, it appears that successfully transplanted fat can slow facial bone aging---via stem cells or growth factors.Hope this helps
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March 19, 2016
Answer: Flat Forehead: Can Injections Be Used Instead of a Forehead Implant Our foreheads, like most facial and body regions, tend to be asymmetric with respect to height, width and contour. Furthermore asymmetry tends to get worse with age--- as facial aging is in large part facial bone loss and facial fat pad atrophy. Implants can create pressure effects on the soft tissues of the forehead, like the chin, leading to accelerated atrophy of the bone and soft tissues. Fat grafting can be customized to the forehead, accurately minimizing asymmetry as well as enhancing the appearance of adjacent structures, especially the brows and nose.Finally, with more than 20 years personal experience, and the publication of recent studies, it appears that successfully transplanted fat can slow facial bone aging---via stem cells or growth factors.Hope this helps
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