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In the United States, general practitioners can inject dermal fillers if they have received the necessary training and certification to perform these cosmetic procedures. While specialists such as dermatologists and plastic surgeons often have more extensive training in facial anatomy and aesthetics, many general practitioners have successfully incorporated these services into their practices after completing appropriate training. It's essential for patients to check the credentials and experience of any practitioner performing filler injections to ensure safety and optimal results.
Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns with us. Lip lines can be a very challenging concern to address, however there are a number of options that can help improve these lines. Often, the more different modalities you use the more impact you can have on the lines and still...
It's common to experience some bruising and swelling after receiving dermal fillers, and these side effects can take a week or two to subside. If you're still concerned about the results after this period, it's important to follow up with your injector. Here are a few options to...
Hi Ronrod. A little, Restylane, Juvederm or Perlane would be great in your situation. We commonly refer to the droopy corners of the mouth as a mouth frown. It is partly due to age and partly due to your facial anatomy. Longer term you may consider a lower facelift, but...
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